Restaurant in Paris, France
Sourire du Vietnam
100Pearl PointsQuiet Paris pick
About Sourire du Vietnam
A practical pick for a quieter meal near Paris's 16th arrondissement, especially when the occasion calls for conversation rather than ceremony. Sourire du Vietnam is better treated as an easy neighborhood choice than a destination booking, with Café de l'Homme, Le Scheffer, Hokusaï worth checking depending on ambiance, location, cuisine preference.
Consider Sourire du Vietnam if you need a Paris venue with a few practical details verified in advance. The confirmed information here is limited to opening hours and dress code: lunch and dinner are listed Monday to Saturday, the venue is closed on Sunday, the dress code is smart casual.
A Paris choice for an occasion that should stay relaxed
The strongest verified details are practical: Sourire du Vietnam is in Paris, follows a smart-casual dress code, opens Monday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, is closed on Sunday. There is no verified chef, award, menu, cuisine, seating, service format, or pricing detail available here, so the right expectation is a booking decision based on schedule and dress code rather than a destination-level culinary claim.
For diners who care about specifics, treat the decision carefully. Without confirmed menu detail, the safer play is to ask the venue directly about current offerings, booking needs, any dietary requirements before arriving. If the plan needs a guaranteed tasting-menu format, a known chef, or a documented awards trail, choose a more clearly documented Paris option.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Sourire du Vietnam makes the most sense for diners who want a Paris meal with clear lunch and dinner hours from Monday to Saturday. It is less useful for visitors trying to anchor a whole trip around one heavily researched dinner, because there is not enough verified public detail here to judge it against other rooms on service format, drinks, chef reputation, or price.
If you want other names to compare while deciding where to book, consider Café de l'Homme, Le Scheffer, L'Esprit Nouveau, La Petite Tour, Hokusaï. Use those comparisons to check which venue best fits the occasion, schedule, level of detail you need before committing.
Quick reference: choose this for a Paris meal with verified lunch and dinner hours Monday to Saturday; cross-shop if the occasion needs documented awards, formal service, or a clearer price signal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Sourire du Vietnam?
There is no verified menu detail available here, so do not plan around a specific dish. Ask the venue what is currently available before ordering.
Can Sourire du Vietnam accommodate groups?
Group capacity is not verified. Check the venue's official channels before you go if party size matters to your plans. For comparison, Café de l'Homme is another Paris option to consider.
Can I eat at the bar at Sourire du Vietnam?
Bar seating is not verified. Treat this as a detail to confirm directly with the venue if counter or bar dining matters to your plans.
Is lunch or dinner better at Sourire du Vietnam?
Both lunch and dinner are verified from Monday to Saturday: 11:45 AM to 2:45 PM and 6:45 PM to 10:30 PM. The venue is closed on Sunday, so plan around those hours.
What are alternatives to Sourire du Vietnam in Paris?
Le Scheffer and L'Esprit Nouveau are places to compare if you are weighing another Paris meal. Café de l'Homme, La Petite Tour, Hokusaï are also useful comparison points depending on the kind of occasion you want.
Is Sourire du Vietnam good for a special occasion?
It can fit an occasion if verified basics are enough for your plans: Paris location, smart-casual dress, lunch and dinner hours Monday to Saturday. If you want a venue with confirmed awards, chef details, pricing, or a specific service format, compare it with other Paris dining rooms before booking.
What should I wear to Sourire du Vietnam?
Dress smart casual. Formal attire is not listed as a requirement, but a neat, polished outfit fits the verified dress code.
Location
20 Rue Scheffer, 75116 Paris, France
Compare Sourire du Vietnam
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sourire du Vietnam | Paris | , | , |
| Le Scheffer | Paris | , | , |
| L'Esprit Nouveau | Paris | , | , |
| Café de l’Homme | Paris | , | , |
| La Petite Tour | Paris | , | , |
| Hokusaï | Paris | Japanese | €€€ |
How Sourire du Vietnam Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to look if this does not fit
Choose Café de l'Homme if the room and occasion factor matter more than ease. Choose Hokusaï if the group wants Japanese food and a clearer €€€ price signal before committing.
How it compares in Paris
Sourire du Vietnam is the easier, lower-pressure choice if the priority is a calm meal in the 16th rather than a high-profile room. Café de l'Homme is the stronger play for atmosphere and a bigger occasion feel, while Le Scheffer is the closer neighborhood cross-shop for diners who want to keep the evening simple.
Hokusaï has the clearest peer signal because it lists Japanese cuisine and a €€€ price tier, so choose it when budget positioning and category clarity matter. L'Esprit Nouveau and La Petite Tour are better comparisons if the group wants a more classic Paris restaurant decision rather than a Vietnamese-leaning neighborhood meal.
For value, Sourire du Vietnam is the sensible first check when ease matters. For a date with a stronger room, Café de l'Homme is the sharper bet; for a cuisine-specific dinner with clearer pricing, Hokusaï is easier to assess before committing.
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