Located in the Croix de Chavaux centre commercial, Chez Lili is the antithesis of mall food:…read moredelicious, hard to find (it's right next to Filipo's pizzeria on the side of the mall) and swarming with hipsters. They have an excellent lunch menu for 8 euros, which includes your bobun (choice of chicken, beef or veggies+nem) or laksa or plat du jour with rice, dessert, and unlimited jasmine tea served hot or cold. Everything I've tasted here is incredibly flavorful, though I do have a preference for the bobun. This is definitely one of the best places to eat in Montreuil. So if you're around, don't bother with another kebab place, get your bobun over here! PS A lot of French people in the neighborhood refer to this place as "Chinois", but it's Vietnamese with Malay/Indonesian influences....so if you're expecting cantonese rice, this is not the place for you

Apsara is one of the easiest and most delicious go to Vietnamese places at Croix de Chavaux. The…read moremenu is simple and includes soup with noodles (natural or curry based), bo bun, rice, chicken skewers, hot tea, mochi, che chuoi (banana with coconut milk and tapioca pearls), etc. The food is very reasonably priced; one can eat for less than 10 EUR. There is normally a line during lunch hours, for good reason! Service is friendly.

Food here is deeelicious! My husband and I are vacationing from Los Angeles and were looking for a…read moregood Asian place to eat and found it! The food is not overly greasy. Everything we had was just right-Cooked to perfection! We had the Beijing spicy soup with chicken, Tiger shrimp with salt and pepper, pan fried noodles with chicken and pan fried beef with vegetables. It was a bit tough to find, but it's located next to IBIS budget hotel, 2nd floor. Highly recommend!!

On our most recent trip back to Paris, my husband and I stayed in the 11th arrondisement and were…read morenot as familiar with all the restaurants nearby. My husband craved Chinese food on our last night, so I did a search here on Yelp for open restaurants within walking distance of the hotel that rainy night. First: Don't get scared by the number of reviews and how long it's been since someone reviewed it before this one. This place does a killing in take away. We were the only non-locals to step into the restaurant. In the 45 minutes we sat down to eat our meals, about 15 people ordered and took their meals home. The restaurant is unassuming from the outside and inside. You will notice the chef at the window making fresh hand pulled noodles. I LOVE hand pulled noodles! Indoor dining during COVID: There is no outdoor dining. You need a Pass Sanitaire to be able to indoors in Paris, which you can get at any pharmacy by paying approximately $40 USD and showing proof of vaccination (with the booster within 7 months of your last COVID shot). They scan the pass before allowing you to sit down at any restaurant. Menu: They have soups, sautéed noodles, and fried rice dishes. My husband ordered the Sautéed Pork Noodles (Pâtés à base de Blé - Nouilles sautées au porc) and I ordered the House Beef Noodle Soup (Soupe de nouilles faite maison au boeuf) which come with tender beef chunks and bok choy. Both were delicious! The hand pulled noodles were nice and chewy, had a nice bite to them. Payment: You pay at the counter and you let them know what you ordered. To pay with a bank card/credit card, you need a minimum of €10. Otherwise, you will need to pay cash. Our meal cost under €30 for the 2 noodle dishes and 2 bottles of Badoit sparkling water. I don't know if they spoke English, as I can speak French. If you don't speak French, don't let it stop you. Just point to what you want to order.

We have eaten our way around Paris for the past week and the noodles at this place were the…read more absolute best food I had. Made fresh and enjoyed with siracha. I wanted to take a photo but my stomach took over when the food was placed on the table. Best food in the 11th or anywhere else.

Small and cozy restaurant with wonderful momos (Tibetan dumplings) and noodles. Also some wonderful…read moredesserts. Make reservations during between 20h-22h but not necessary if you get there right at 19h.

Quality food for a very good price. Their buns and their…read morehomemade tea are fantastic. Perfect for a quick lunch or for a takeaway in the evening. Try it once, they deserve it!

Comme Chez Soi is an Asian buffet restaurant. I visited this place a Saturday night. The staff were…read morefriendly. It has good selections of stir fried seafood, meat and vegetables, excellent desserts, and okay sushi. The raw bar is a little questionable to me. I don't know if there is any decent asian buffet in either San Francisco or Boston area, and as far as I know this place is better than what remains in either area.

I'll be straight up honest here - my favorite part about Comme Chez Soi is that, being a buffet,…read moreit's a lot more time efficient than dining out elsewhere in Paris. Sometimes you just want to get your food, chow down, pay and bounce as quickly as possible. Maybe it's because you've spent the day walking around. Or you're getting home super late from work. The last thing you want is an hour plus long meal experience, but you also don't want fast food. The food is fine here, if a bit random. There's a big ham leg in the middle, some simple sushi, fried items, salads, cheeses. I like the ice cream and fruit selection they have. They also have a grill in the back where they will cook up stuff fresh for you. Go for the mushrooms and steak. However, it's not really clear when your food is ready or if someone will bring it to you. Other than that though, the service is generally good. The staff here seem to be really interested in people's places of origin...they were surprised I was Filipino American and asked me to teach them some Tagalog words. If you're in Paris on vacation, this is far from a destination spot. But if you're just tired as hell, it's a welcome sight.