Yummy vietnamese food and great prices. no fuss, straight forward good food. i love the vietnamese coffee and they're always happy to give me more herbs for my pho. Ban cuon is pretty decent too.

One of my favorite asian restaurants in Geneva.
The specialize in Vietnamese, or 'Pho' Pots of soup.
Very reasonable priced, if you compare to others.
This is also a family owned, very nice and friendly service by daughters and cousins of the owner.
If you get a group of like 10 or more, you can negotiate better prices, in advance. Recently the charity organization 'Feed the Needy' did a dinner and raised funds that help feed the Homeless, destituted persons, And this owner was very accommodating.
Thank you to Maison d'Asie.
David

So far, the best Pho in town. The only thing I eat there.

The place is indeed a bit smelly but you can ask to be seated in the room in the back, less smell.

I have to disagree with the previous review, I've been going to this restaurant for over 6 years now. I'm hooked on the ribs for starters and a nice bowl of beef pho soup with plenty of fresh greens for the main course. The quality has dipped a little bit in the last few months with a change in the noodles and a change in the spicy sauce, but overall I think you can't beat the quality for the price in Geneva.

Do you like cheap, oily food?
Do you like your vegetarian spring rolls to taste like old minced meat?
Do you like to leave a restaurant smelling like a greasy fried won ton?
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, this is the place for you!
If not, I'd strongly recommend going somewhere else for dinner!