One of the best Vietnamese meals I've ever had (and I've tried a lot!) I went to Nguyen-Hoang during a visit to Marseilles with my fiancé and was delighted by the freshness and flavor of the food. When we arrived we were surprised by the long line and packed tables - clearly we weren't the first to discover such a gem (but the line moved quickly)! We had crispy fried spring rolls, bo luc lac (shaking beef), and beef pho (noodle soup) paired with two ice cold Singha beers. We finished off the meal with a delicious Vietnamese sesame cake and a Vietnamese iced coffee. At the end of our meal, the wonderful owner told us with pride that she had been in business with her husband running the restaurant for 21 years!!! She showed us her profile from a local Marseilles magazine and also told us that the restaurant was featured in a NYT travel article (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/08/travel/lyon-marseille.html). I love supporting amazing immigrant-run small businesses and was so happy to see the success of Nguyen-Hoang in the beautiful city of Marseilles. Highly recommend! Bon appetit! read more

Nguyen Hoang - Pan Asian Near Me - Marseille, 13

Visiting from nyc and this is the best Vietnamese we've ever had! A true family business and extremely authentic. We had a great time speaking with the owner about the business and all the food. We will be going back again before we leave marseille! read more

I loved this place! Delicious food, kind and helpful people working there, and cute little shop. Definitely worth trying!!

"They do their best, they do what they can They get them ready for Vietnam" ( the ramones - commando ) Mme NGuyen elle t'envoie au Vietnam sans prendre l'avion, elle te rince le gosier avec une soupe Pho complètement magique. Assurément une vraie cantine authentique , une vraie cuisine de mama Viêt Pas de fumée sans Pho , Bo bun la vie read more

If you only have one hour for lunch, my recommendation is to avoid this place. The restaurant is so tiny (you will most likely sit outside on the pavement, next to traffic), its operating capacity, with only 2 lukewarm waiters, stands perhaps at about 10-15 customers. As a consequence, you will end up waiting for your table and then your food for AT LEAST half an hour (and likely longer). In terms of food quality, we (being Vietnamese) definitely think this place is overrated, being one of the few Vietnamese places in town. If you are desperately craving for Vietnamese pho, it might be OK place to go (like a 3/5). But if you are a tourist going there just because of their high rating, it is a high chance that you will be disappointed. read more