Such a yummy experience! Stopped by here for dinner on a Friday night and all the tables were full…read more We waited a bit for a table to clear up, and then we were seated. Food was incredible and definitely worth the wait! Since it was busy, it was a little hard to flag our waiter down if we needed something, but otherwise we had a wonderful time. The owner of the restaurant was lovely, she had her own cookbook and also spoke Mandarin (in addition to French and English). Thanks for dinner!

I am amazed! As a Taiwanese-American who grew up in Queens NY, this is an amazing authentic…read moreTaiwanese restaurant in Paris!!! It is a wife-husband team with wife's nephew from Taipei to take over in a few years! Very thing Taiwanese authentic!!!! Taiwanese fried chicken over rice and 滷肉飯 with classic soy sauce eggs and 刈包 with the real peanut powder and pickled vege that traditional goes with the pork belly bun!! All cooker at the restaurant. For sure, my Taiwanese home from my Queens, NY, Taiwanese home! Highly recommended for those who miss Taiwan as well as those who want to explore Taiwanese food! The husband part of the owner team is native France. So you can speak French or Taiwanese!! All will work!

I was pleasantly surprised to find this spot in Paris, as I'm a huge fan of Taiwanese food (having…read moregrown up with it, of course). The place is very small, as it seats no more than 25 people, so definitely get there early to claim your spot. I ordered lu rou fan (braised pork rice bowl) and gua bao (pork belly bun), both which were really good: warm, hearty, and extra fatty with the pork belly, I would say these dishes are on-par with what I've gotten back in the U.S. and Taiwan! My only dissatisfaction would be the price, as it was quite expensive (over 26 euros for two dishes). Otherwise, if you're craving Taiwanese food, le goût de Taïwan is worth a go!

After a couple days in Paris, I was ready for something vaguely Asian and not drenched in butter…read morewhen I stumbled on this delightful gem of a Taiwanese restaurant. Braised pork rice 卤肉饭 was excellent, as were the wontons 混沌糖. Friendly staff and refreshingly casual vibe.

I was really craving some Taiwanese food while on vacation in Paris, and remembered seeing this…read moreplace on a YouTuber blog a while back, so my mom and I decided to come give this place a try since it wasn't too far from our apartment. The place has a nice ambience, and the service was fast and attentive. We got the crispy chicken with a bowl of rice and a bowl of mushroom stir fried with tofu, both dishes were super delicious! The crispy chicken was served piping hot and it was fried so fresh and had a great crunch, honestly with just that I could probably easily finish two big bowls of white rice. The person serving us (maybe the owner?) also spoke mandarin which was a pleasant surprise. He was friendly and made us feel really welcome. We wanted to come back here before our trip was over but didn't have time, but if I'm in Paris again I will make sure to pay Chez Ajia another visit!

Taiwanese food in Paris! Who would've thought? Owner was super nice, restaurant is cozy and…read morewonderfully decorated, and the food was excellent. We ordered the lo bah bang, and it was delicious.

I really like Zen Zoo. It's cute, small and very friendly. You never feel out of place or not cool…read moreenough. Very laid back atmosphere. I am a fan. I discovered the place first for its bubble teas and its desserts. The green tea cheesecake is really to die for! A few days ago, I tried it for dinner. Very good: everything is very tasty and very fresh. Very suttle smells and tastes. I like the little 'plateaux' they bring you with everything on it. Now, I know someone mentioned that you should not be too hungry... But actually, I eat a lot (like A LOT!) and there was definitely enough food for me! Ok, I did take a bubble tea and those topioca balls are filling but still, no place for dessert ;) Conclusion: a great address for any time during the day! (I would suggest making a reservation for dinner though)

Had been wanting to get here for a while, and the line on an average Wednesday validated its…read morepopularity. Thankfully I was there at 13h00, a bit past the big rush. It's a simple menu with 9-10 items, and then roughly double that number in choices for hot and cold tea, with or without boba. If you are craving Taiwanese food, this place will definitely take care of you.

This place has yummy bubble tea! It tastes delicious and has good service. If you are searching…read moreboba/bubble tea try Le 37m2

It's so hard to find good Asian food in this touristy area of Japan/Korea town, but I'm so glad I…read morestumbled into Le 37m2. If you're wondering, 37m2 is what you might request for an apartment size in Paris. There are two levels though -- ground floor and second floor, so it's definitely bigger than its 37m2 namesake with enough seats. I've never had the bubble tea here, but the Taiwanese food they serve is very good. The boeuf mijoté is perfectly tender and spiced, and the side dishes in the bento helps balance out the saltier, stronger flavors of the beef. I also recommend the popcorn chicken. The food does tend to be on the saltier side, so be prepared with lots of water or ask for extra rice.

Me encanto Excelente servicio, la comida muy rica y barato…read more Volvería a paris y comería aquí de nuevo Gracias por todo muy linda las perdonas que te atienden...

Dumpling so soft en white in side .. and the sauce i veel never tease like this before very…read moreordinary and matched met the dumpling chicken. Duck so soft.. and tasty.. rice is enough for one person (jasmine rice). the jasmine.. i have already searching when i was life in europa , but now i found my jasmine thee when i was paying the bill , i saw cute hello kitty in de wall by de receptionist ( if you want to pay cash is acceptable and your card ) very kind and patient employed If you want eet (asian food ) like in your house.. I recommend this

Limited set of food that provides just enough to satisfy cravings for taiwanese cooking but doesnt…read morequite hit the spot. The portions are small and relatively expensive for what it serves. Flavour is like eating your mom's home cooking on her worst days - it's not bad but it's not great. I was in the neighbourhood recently and i didnt even push my family to go eat there, even though it's rare for us to bring the family so far out south east paris (i live on the south west side). It's just not a place i would be dying to go even if i'm in the neighbourhood, let alone having to commute there, unless i am that desperate.

Ah tried once or twice maybe but won't come back again. Everything is quite oily even though they…read moreare one of the oldest Taiwanese restaurants in DFW. I like that they have great selections in their menus but everything is not as clean as other Taiwanese food ard.Please keep up!

The food was delicious the service was good and the vibe was cozy but some plastic stuff in the…read morekitchen was melted down and I felt the pieces would be in the noodles

Ordered to go. Noodles were good. Pretty standard Szechuan style noodles that I expected. They…read moredon't speak English though. They speak French and mandarin. But they'll understand if you point at the menu. You could also order pick up on Uber. Pick up took a couple minutes as they were busy and there was a language barrier. When I came to pick up my order, they were pretty busy. It was a weekend night and they had even the outside seats full. I think D noodles 70 was a bit better in terms of taste though. Still a Solid, affordable noodles soup place in Paris that you can't go wrong with if you're craving some noodles and soup.

It was really good. Even though it was packed it was really good experience. The service was really…read moregood. Food as spicy as expected. I got piment level of 3 which was upto my spice level. Really happy with the experience.

Not bad for sichuan noodles in europe. Having had really good hand pulled noodles in the bay…read morearea/seattle/nyc the pasta noodles and spice level didn't meet expectations but the flavor profile was not bad. We got spicy level 2 & 3 for the sichuan beef soup and dandan noodles w/o soup and had to ask for additional chili sauce. This was actually spicy and that made it a lot better. I'd reccomend coming here if you are craving asian flavors in paris, but nothing to write home about if you have had good noodles before.

This is simply the best brown sugar boba bubble tea I've ever had! I imagine the quality of the…read moremilk has something to do with it as it is creamy and not acidic. The brown sugar boba is sweet but not overly sweet and the cream top helps minimise some of that sweetness and the fat made me feel full. The staff were upbeat and accommodating despite the late visit. There was definitely a good atmosphere with the mandopop (Di Jing's 失控 for the music) and you could hear them gently singing and humming along (professionally, of course). Plus, you can try your hand at a lucky number quote on the wall and end up leaving the shop with both a yummy drink and a nugget of wisdom to cherish. Even on a street full of bubble tea shops, you will see the connoisseurs of the drink with the far superior cup of Xing Fu Tang in hand.

Had the brown sugar special #1 & it was excellent. Completely different than what I'm used to in…read morethe states but very good. Less tea & more heavy cream flavor. The actual boba pearls were big chewy & caramelized. Thinking about going back again later & trying something different.