Two kitchens, one family table
Luli's Kitchen is a family-run restaurant on Pasteur where Vietnamese homestyle meets French comfort — bo kho and pho from the Vietnamese side, golden crepes from the French side — served with the warmth of a family that cooks for its own.
Why Luli's Kitchen earns a visit
Four things make Luli's Kitchen: two cuisines under one roof, a family that actually runs the place, crepes as golden as the sign, and a room that feels like being fed by friends.
Photos: Luli's Kitchen / Google Maps · 10/2026
The dishes that tell the story
Three glimpses from Luli's table — described so you can picture them, never priced.
Bo kho — the slow-braised beef
Beef braised slow with lemongrass and star anise — the Vietnamese home pot, deep and fragrant.
Pho — the national noodle
Clear, aromatic broth — the bowl the family measures itself by.
The golden crepes
Thin and lacy from the French side of the kitchen — the sweet end of the family table.
The Luli's Kitchen story
Three glimpses of Luli's Kitchen — the family table, the two cuisines, and the Pasteur address.
A family that cooks
Luli's Kitchen is run by a family that cooks the way it eats — Vietnamese homestyle and French comfort, on Pasteur in District 1.
Two cuisines, one table
Bo kho from the Vietnamese side, crepes from the French side — the menu reads like a family history.
A District 1 address
182A Pasteur — look for the family sign on Pasteur; the table inside is set like home.
Finding Luli's
Everything you need for Franco-Vietnamese family cooking on Pasteur.
Address
182A Pasteur, District 1
Daily · 8:00–22:30
hours as published by the restaurant