Faubourg de Saigon chez Diem

This is my second visit and second review; I brought my wife this time.

It's actually mind boggling to me that Dos Palillos isn't unanimous 5 stars across all reviews.

Lovely food we had a takeaway brilliant and not to expensive unusual to find orientell food in France a nice change. View menu

If you get tired of the French cuisine or just like Thai food, this is the place to go in Frejus. Everything we had was good. The restaurant was full of locals.

This restaurant offers well cooked Vietnamese cuisine which I think has been adapted to French tastes. Everything was fine but I felt the wine at €25.50 was expensive.

My family I visited this lovely little restaurant which we found on trip advisor and had such a wonderful dining experience. With its authentic Vietnamese cooking and French charm our evening was such a delight. The staff were really friendly and welcoming, we are already thinking of going back. View menu

We found this restaurant by chance and were guided to a table in the garden which was unfortunately situated by the outhouse where the freezer was situated . Staff frequently got bags of frozen food and carried them into the kitchen. We had spring rolls to start which were very nice .Mains were ok except the rice which was horrid just a big lump of mush.Asked for the bill which took 30 minutes (when we first asked the chap didn't seem to think we had a bill !!)

Unsophisticated family restaurant in a small pedestrian street of Frejus-ville (not far from the arenas). The restaurant is small, 6 or 7 tables inside and about the same number outside.The service, done by the owner and his daughter, is very friendly and efficient. The food prepared by his wife is delicious, as good as in Saïgon.The customers are mostly local, regular visitors - a good sign.My wife and I had lunch one day and dinner another time during our holiday and both meals were excellent. No doubt we will come back.If you like authentic asiatic food, this place is probably one of the best in the region.

Chez Diem is the real deal! On a rather cold night we felt like a hot soup would be in order, so we visited this Vietnamese Restaurant in old town. You cannot drive to it as it is a tiny side street but an open parking lot is just 50m away offering plenty of spaces. I had the Poh with beef that came with short egg noodles in a rich broth. Bean sprouts, lemon and mint leaves were served on the side so one could add them to taste. The shredded beef was perfectly cooked medium well simply by adding it to the broth towards the end. My better half had the chicken soup with rice noodles and it came with slices of chicken breast in a nice chicken broth. Servings looked a bit small but since they we... View menu