The Palace of Pelleport, Vietnamese restaurant in the 20th arrondissement, Paris, France
Le Palais de Pelleport is a Vietnamese restaurant on Rue Orfila in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. The dining room is small, with plain tables and chairs, and the menu covers classic Vietnamese dishes such as bo bun, dumplings, and spring rolls.
The restaurant has been run for several years by a woman who takes care to prepare dishes following Vietnamese home-cooking tradition. Over time, it has become a familiar address for people living in the surrounding streets.
Le Palais de Pelleport draws a loyal crowd of locals who treat it as a neighborhood spot rather than a destination. The decor is simple, with light colors and a family feel that reflects the Vietnamese home-cooking style of the dishes served.
The restaurant opens for lunch and dinner on most days, making it a handy stop when exploring this part of Paris. It can fill up during busy hours, especially on weekends, so arriving a little early or booking ahead helps.
The restaurant offers a paper menu with photos, which makes it easy to order even without speaking French or knowing Vietnamese dishes by name. This small detail makes it a welcoming stop for travelers who are new to this style of cooking.
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