Dnj Café - Paris

Restaurant not very busy, however the food is good. Family atmosphere without the hassle. read more Restaurant not very busy, however the food is good. Family atmosphere without the hassle.

Best bun bo hue I've had anywhere so far. The broth of it was amazing the beef was so tender too. So far had the coffee and da chanh (basically lemonade) and ev... read more Best bun bo hue I've had anywhere so far. The broth of it was amazing the beef was so tender too. So far had the coffee and da chanh (basically lemonade) and everything was great. Had a chat to the owners and they were lovely too. They said they have live music on Saturdays sometimes as well, sadly I won't be able to be there as I have to return home before the event. Service: Dine in Meal type: Brunch Price per person: €20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Vietnamese Soup

There are many dishes to choose, the taste is also good to eat. However, the price here is quite expensive, each dish contains a little meat. The durian smoothi... read more There are many dishes to choose, the taste is also good to eat. However, the price here is quite expensive, each dish contains a little meat. The durian smoothies are not good, the smoothies here are too sweet because they contain a lot of sugar (even if I reminded them to put less sugar).

Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2 read more Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine. During the week, customers are rather European, coming from offices around the Oslo commercial gallery. However, when the weekend... read more Authentic Vietnamese cuisine. During the week, customers are rather European, coming from offices around the Oslo commercial gallery. However, when the weekend arrives, Vietnamese go to DNJ café to savour typical dishes like phở bún bò Huế, spicy soup from the Center of Vietnamese, bún riêu crab soup, bún măng végét canards aux bambous, cháo lòng soup de rice aux trips, chả giò nem... My children love fresh fruit milkshake, avoid durian milkshake if you’re not a fan. Like all Vietnamese, it is obligatory: