Where to eat · Vietnamese · € · 11e · Oberkampf & Bastille
Dong Huong
A big, plain Belleville canteen that has poured pho and bo-bun for 25 years. Order either; bring a group.
Closed Tuesdays. Don't expect décor; do expect a queue of locals.
Getting there
- Belleville211100 m · 2 min walk
- Couronnes2360 m · 7 min walk
- Goncourt11440 m · 8 min walk
Within a few minutes' walk
- Rue DénoyezStreet-art lane€ · 2 minA short Belleville lane repainted continuously for years — walls, shutters and shopfronts layered in spray paint, with someone usually at work on the next piece. The live, changeable half rather than a preserved set.
- The People Paris BellevilleDesign hostel€ · 4 minAn art-deco social hostel in multicultural Belleville with a rooftop terrace and a live-music bar downstairs — the easy budget pick if you want to meet people.
- La Cantine ChinoiseChinese (Wenzhou)€ · 4 minTwo decades of Wenzhou cooking at the bottom of Belleville, run by Chef Lin and his son: hand-folded ravioli, beef noodle soup, baozi from the bakery counter. The plates land around six or seven euros, which is most of the appeal.
- Le PacifiqueCantonese / dim sum€ · 5 minA Cantonese hold-out on rue de Belleville, open since 1983 and built for long tables, steamer baskets and rotisserie meats. The dim sum is the cheap pleasure — order several baskets and the bill stays low — and the kitchen runs past midnight.
- Lao SiamThai / Lao€€ · 7 minA Belleville institution since 1985, founded by a Thai-Lao family and still cooking from the long menu that made its name: green papaya with pickled crab, crisp rice squares in coconut-shrimp-pork sauce, whole fish steamed in banana leaf. The décor is plain; the kitchen is not.
- Nonette Bánh MìVietnamese sandwich counter€ · 8 minKhanh-Ly Huynh, who won the French Masterchef, runs this banh mi counter with house-made charcuterie and bread from baker Frédéric Lalos, plus Southeast-Asian-leaning donuts worth ordering. The confit pork banh mi is the one to get.
The district · 11e
Oberkampf & Bastille — The going-out districtNo monuments to speak of, which is the point: the 11th is where Paris eats and drinks at night — natural-wine bars, neo-bistros, and the Oberkampf and Rue de Lappe nightlife. Bastille and the Marché d'Aligre edge sit inside it.
Best for: Anyone whose trip is built around dinner and a drink afterward.
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