It was a bad expérience cause of the owner's daughter ! the food = not good and prices are too…read moreexpensives ! Thk u.

Went there on a hot evening, guided by Google reviews, when we couldn't bring ourselves to a…read morefurther trip after a hot, exhausting day. Found the food decent, not too europeanized, intended for sharing, as it should. The ambience was clean, though a bit bland and fast-foodish. We sat outside the restaurant in a bland inner yard surrounded by too much concrete with a vague smell of dog droppings about. Food is served virtually instantaneously. 3.5 stars for me; stars rounded up because the kids quite liked the flavors.

It was worth the money! 23 Europe's for all you can eat kbbq! Service was great and food was good…read more Definitely recommend especially if you are trying to get extra protein in!

Upon arrival, you have a choice between all-you-can-eat BBQ or hotpot. We opted for the grill as I…read morewas in the mood to eat some grilled meats! This is one of the best self-BBQ buffet restaurants I have ever dined at. If you've had Korean BBQ, then you understand the whole cook it yourself concept. I have to say that the meat quality here is top grade (France is quite strict with their meat standards) and much better than the majority of self-BBQing places I've dined at around the world (even tastier than some places in Asia). Everything is self-serve so you can grab all your meats inside the fridges they have upfront with your plate. They have everything you can think of, ranging from beef to lamb, chicken, seafood, veggies, etc. And they replenish it very fast as well! I can almost guarantee you'll be in one of the biggest food comas after you walk out that door (well worth it for such damn tasty food). PS - If you can speak some type of Chinese (Cantonese, Teo Chew or Mandarin) or Vietnamese, it'll help tremendously as their English is very limited. If you speak French you'll be a-okay.

Absolutely phenomenal, Chez Vong is not to be missed! A quiet restaurant tucked away in a side…read morestreet that will transport you from Paris to China in a matter of moments. All of the staff were so friendly and attentive, I felt like I was being served dinner in their home. They kindly plated all our entrees at tableside. I'm so sad our party was too small to enjoy the Peking duck, which Chez Vong himself prepares tableside! Food was perhaps the best Chinese food I've ever had. You can tell how much everyone enjoys working here and how Chez Vong enjoys sharing his culinary talents! Looking forward to our next visit, an absolute must on our next Paris trip.

the food is "pas mauvais", which is not a high endorsement. the food is perfectly fine at a…read morerestaurant where the prices are 50% lower, but for the prices they charge it is a rip off. in regards to service my main dish was served 20 minutes after my partners. when we complained, we just got a shrug. the dim sum appetizer was just ok. there are very few asian customers, which should be a major warning sign. there are a lot of good reviews here but they are either friends of the owner or clueless tourists. MUST AVOID.

Hellloooooo hum bao heaven! Who's got dough? They got dough! Baked, fried, steamed, stuffed...they…read morehave all your carbo loading needs! The deli spread is very impressive, bought a plain bao, and it's nothing to write home about. What is divine, are the variety of baked, fried, steamed deliciousness. There's so many things to try, and their hot plates for lunc looks delicious. Would return for an affordable lunch meal! Ate the bao at home, put it in the freezer, steamed it again the next day and it was as good as new. Good to stock up on and eat for breakfast. It is actually called "Wen Zhou Mei Shi Lin" not "Wen Zhou Met Shilin" as listed here. It is also a very Chinese restaurant, not Vietnamese, also as listed here. It is regional food from Wen Zhou in southern China.

On trouve chez Wen Zhou Mei Shi Lin certainement les meilleurs banh bao de Paris. Les raviolis…read morepékinois sont également tout à fait satisfaisants, ainsi que les nems, même si ce n'est pas la spécialité de la maison. D'autres plats, visiblement très typiques, sont, en revanche, bien moins engageants. Les prix sont vraiment particulièrement bas. Il ne faut cependant pas chercher ici un accueil particulièrement sympathique, ou, surtout, l'hygiène et la propreté immaculée souvent exigées de nos jours : si vous faites le choix de manger sur place, il faudra avoir l'estomac bien accroché, et n'avoir rien contre la compagnie de certains animaux domestiques à six pattes.

Great restaurant option in Paris with fresh and flavorful food. It was busy, but the meals came…read morepromptly. I'm looking forward to dining here again.

I came back after many years and I'm delighted to report the food is still as good as before…read moredespite a recent ownership change. I came on La toussaint so the restaurant was PACKED. I waited outside in the blistering cold wondering if this was going to be worth while and finally got called in after thirty minutes. I quickly ordered and the food came promptly despite how crowded the restaurant was -- yeah they're efficient. The duck noodles and dessert Chendol I ordered were both delicious! Definitely worth standing outside in the miserable cold and the struggle of taking no. 7 all the way to the end of the line to get to the 13th! I'll see you again very soon, HaoHao!

One if the best Chinese restaurants I've been to - not just the best you can find in Paris, but the…read morebest anywhere. We wandered into this restaurant waiting for the Banh Mi place to open next door (go here after to get a sandwich for later!). The food is very authentic - made with only key ingredients; nothing trivial added to fancy up the dish. The eggplant with minced pork and mustard greens is a must!

French and Mandarin Chinese spoken here only. Friendly enough. We had their savory pork and…read moreveggie pork buns for breakfast. Very busy place located in an alley. Close to Arts et Metiers metro station. Looked like they had a very robust steam table selection of dishes, but when we got there late one evening, it was all gone. Not sure what happened. Not many tables either.

This little street called rue de budapest is full of Chinese restaurants. If you are a Chinese…read moretourist, shopping at Galeries Lafayette and wanting some true Chinese food, this is the street you would go on, and this restaurant would be a good choice. Good for me and bad for the Chinese tourists that this street is pretty hidden and no one would notice it unless they are in the know. Delices de Qindao is one of the older restaurants on the street and one of the better ones. My friend comes here all the time, and following her lead, we had some mixed steamed dumplings (different flavours on one plate), sweet and sour soup, and the best yet...braised pig's feet on rice! Seriously, if you are looking for some good and true asian food, this is the place. It's small, it's crowded, and the food is tried and true.

Some of the best Chinese food I've ever had, anywhere. The place is tiny and so filled to the…read moregills; you will likely sit with strangers, so don't be alarmed. As soon as a party left, people arrived to take their place. Worth a wander down a little side street. Delicious delicacies!