Came here because I was craving some Chinese food after having so much French food. It definitely…read moresatisfied the craving. They have an English menu and a very lovely server that spoke English. Here's what we had: -Fried shrimps and egg roll with sweet dipping sauce - very good and very similar to what I'm used to in L.A. -Noodles with shrimp - tasty and they had sambal oelek to drench it with. -Cantonese fried rice - probably my favorite. The rice was cooked to perfection and had a great flavor. -Imperial shrimps - a lot of shrimp with onions and a lot of garlic. The shrimp could've been cooked a little more but good nonetheless We had jasmine tea that was delicious. I would really recommend anyone staying in the area to try this place is you are craving Chinese food. It really hits the spot.

Dim Sum in Paris. Shoot why not?…read more Reviews were great. My husband loves dim sum. So we figured let's go get some. For us, it was A-OK. Probably tasted better to us because we were tired of pizza, sandwiches, etc. loved that they have an all you can eat option. they have a set menu for their all you can eat. once they bring out their set menu items you're allowed to inform them of which items you'll like to eat more of. why i loved that they have an all you can eat option? the price for it was pretty reasonable compared to everything else we've been eating in europe. it gave us the opportunity to try a little bit of everything. did it taste like dim sum in LA? unfortunately not. nothing was super memorable to me and once i tried each item i didn't really wanna reorder anything. the XLB had no juice inside of it. which i totally was disappointed about. esp when XLB is known to be good because it is juicy. service was pretty good. food came out really quick. you'll leave smelling like deep fried food since they make some of the food right in front of the window. overall, if you want to get more bang for your buck and wanna have some asian food then i would say try it out. if not it's definitely passable. tips: *accepts credit cards and cash *restrooms are available. *staff speaks english, french, and chinese. *street parking *serves alcohol. *takes reservation. *no wifi. *ask for tap water to save $ *within walking distance to the metro.

Unique, delicious, creative and beautiful to behold. The food here is next level. When asked, our…read morelovely, waitperson, Evian suggested we order the Crispy Shichimi, which is a spinach-filled roll with shichimi pepper, sesame sauce, black sesame and pickled red onion artfully strewn atop. When I asked why, she said, "They're crunchy." My eyes lit up. As a vegan I crave crunchy food because so much plant-based food is soft. Evian was right! This roll had texture. It was beautifully presented in eight pieces. Upon the first yummy bite it was apparent this was cooking at another level. The fry was perfectly light and clean. Each bite substantial. The taste memorable. I have never had a sushi roll like it and now I want to live inside the restaurant so I can have it forever. We also got five pieces of the yummy Seitan Crispy, which comes with a lovely Doenjang sauce, that is thick and flavorful. These unique, protein boosts are also cleanly fried, delectable and filling. Lastly, my husband got the small BBQ Donburi which was a bowl of rice, a flavorful bbq soy protein, and some mesclum. He loved it. We sat outside on the lovely side street and chatted with Evian who made our dinner a memorable experience. I highly recommend this restaurant and wish I could bring it back to America. Even better, open up a branch in San Francisco!

I love it when a Google search pays off. I was looking for a special place to celebrate my…read morehusband's birthday while we were in Paris and Breathe ticks all the boxes. It's a gorgeous little place, staff was friendly and helpful, and every bite was enjoyable. As a bonus, the cocktails are creative and amazing! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Breathe to anyone - vegan, vegetarian, or omnivore.

This is the best place dim sum in Paris, not the hole in a wall place but definitely delightful…read moreupscale yet still authentic. All the dishes we had at LiLi were good: we started off with some dim sum: the Ha Gow (shrimp dumplings) and the soup dumplings (yes they are $24 for 4 but worth it, full of explosive soup in each of these small yummy dumplings!). We shared a number of dishes including the Cantonese duck - super good! The skin is perfection! For larger party I would love to try the parking duck served 2 ways.

Truly a delightful dining experience! Their flavors were as impressive as their presentation. We…read moreordered garlic chive dumplings, bao buns, challans chicken, lamb shoulder and fried rice.

I admittedly did not expect Paris to have outstanding dumplings, but boy was I mistaken! We…read morehappened to be by the area and popped in. Due to rain, the store was empty on a Saturday at 5pm. The workers inside speak Chinese, but they also have the menu in English, making it easy to order. We got the pork and chive dumplings for takeout, and it was less than a 10 minute wait. Despite a 30-minute subway ride back to the hotel, the dumplings stayed fresh and warm. And boy were they great!! The dumpling skin had the perfect crisp on the pan-fried side, and there was the perfect ratio of dumpling skin to meat. The inside was juicy. Delicious dumplings, kind workers, and a cheap price! Definitely recommend :)

It was very delicious food. Inside dining area was very clean! Glass was very clean!…read more I'm sure coming back soon!!!!!

Large portions for a great price! Kind and welcoming service too - would definitely recommend!read more

What a wonderful place to have a sampling of Asian appetizers for lunch on aa wet, partly sunny in…read moreParis on a January afternoon. We were staying near the area and happened to pass by this place as we were searching for a place to grab a bite. It's a small indoor cafe, but two things stuck out: the friendliness of the greeter (who we later found out is the owner) and that the dumplings were being handcrafted fresh by ladies right in front. We were seated at the last available seating for two, and there was a carafe of still water right there (with a sprig of mint for flavor). The restaurant emphasizes the fusion element (mainly between Chinese-dim-sum and Japanese Gyoza). We got two plates from the 'Les Compositions' menu: Menu (Dim Sum) Star (15.90€) and Menu Gyoza (14.90€). The Gyoza plate came out first, consisting of 4 meat dumplings and 4 veggie dumplings (you can tell the difference by the color of the wrapper). The plate also had medium grain rice, and seaweed salad, and a dipping sauce (soy vinegar). The dim sum plate came in two personalized size steam baskets that came JUST out of the steamer (all of it was very freshly hot, which was great). It came with rice, dipping sauce, and edamame (which is why it is called fusion, I guess). Everything was good, very fresh, and steaming hot. Obviously it depended on personal preference for fillings (we both like meat fillings a lot more than vegetarian). The size was perfect for the two of us for lunch, and we finally sated our (good) rice fix after a 12 day absence. As we were finishing, the greeter came over, and asked us to write something in a guest book. Kinda neat, so my wife wrote a nice greeting. We learned that she was Anne, the owner, and when she noticed that we were from Cali, she pointed us to a different guest book that had been signed by a famous California resident. We struck up a conversation, and paid by credit card. We left the restaurant really happy (it helped that the sun peeked out as we went outside as well). Ann was really cool, and love how a place like this exists (probably all over the city) without much hoopla.

I really enjoyed this place. I was craving dumplings and this was a good find. It was a nice walk…read moreto find the place but I liked the service and the food.

This place is so brand new, google and bing aren't even on to it yet! Trust me, I've tried…read more Wanted to put their address/phone number above. However, I was able to find a community based FB page where it notes people have talked about it and others "like" it. I was in the area visiting a nearby museum (Camondo) and spied this hipstery/trendy dim sum cafe. Turns out it's like one of THE places to go for folks to get their dim sum fix. My cousin and I were curious like a cat and wanted to give it a whirl. Interesting options, one being beef w/lemongrass in a shumai wrapper. Other items we chose were a sticky lotus leaf rice dish (which did not come in a lotus leaf, tho there was a long strip of it in the aluminum container), hargow (typical shrimp dumpling), shrimp w/spinach dumpling, chicken shitake ginger, and a 5 spice pork dumpling. Interesting concept, to have a small yet easy selection constantly being made for dine in/takeout lunchers. Cashier gave me wrong change, after I corrected him twice. Third time was the charm. They had some milk chocolate covered and dark chocolate covered almonds, he told us to please take more than one as consolation. They were quite tasty! Overall the dumplings were kinda bland. Meat fillings were mostly chopped up, ex: U-25 shrimp in 1/4 pieces. Dimsum "skins" were fresh made, not packaged. 1 * for that! The beef w/lemongrass made me think of vietnamese deli food, so 1/2* for that. I'm glad I asked for hot sauce and some soy sauce when the server asked us if there was anything else needed. I had to tell her that I didn't see any sauces but did spy the chopsticks and napkins. She apologized for her omission. Seriously, my cousin and I were the only asians in there and I think that may have stunned them. As my cousin and I are quite familiar w/dimsum (fam members do it for a living), we were happy to see one of the dimsum team members come up the stairs w/fresh steamers of new food items. She was Chinese and seemed mildly surprised to see us there too. Yes, I know we were in the 17th arrondissement and not in the 13th, were Chinatown is. Given how many seats were filled and the long line that started right after we got our food, I think this spot has a good chance of staying. Surrounding businesses were regular cafe/bistro/boulangeries.

Have had dim sum in a lot of reputed cities resplendent with large populations of Cantonese (one…read moreday, Hong Kong, one day). This gem of a find in Paris hits the top of that list. Having had our fill of rich (albeit delicious) French food for several days, we needed a change of flavor profile. Enter Le Royal China. We got there just as they opened and were greeted warmly. We were promptly seated and after a short time reviewing the menu, we ordered a parade of dim sum goodness. It was a perfect meal, including the hot tea, to brighten up a cold day. If your taste buds need a departure from butter, cream, and cheese, drop in for an awakening.

Busy and buzzing it was, so the staff's friendliness in typical Chinese fashion. Food was good,…read morecame quick and was piping hot.

Wonderful hospitality! They treated us like royalty. Very satisfied! Very friendly and welcoming!read more

Yoom has an array of unique dim sum items that you won't find at a typical dim sum parlor. The…read moreshrimp and chorizo dumplings were surprisingly tasty, as were the chicken lemongrass dumpling served with sweet chili sauce. I also really liked the vegetarian buns (with crispy bottom yummm) and the sticky rice chives bun. This location of Yoom (they have 3 in Paris) is on rue des Martyrs which is a lovely street full of shops, restaurants and patisseries

Un grand plaisir de retrouver Ducky's après mon absence de Paris depuis 2020…read more Ducky's est toujours excellent. Gastronomie asiatique remarquable, prix raisonnables et service attentif

Great food and service! Very good value. We wish they had one near our house in the states!read more

Pavillon de Hang Chow has been around for years in Paris. If you want good Asian food this is the…read moreplace to go. The owners are so nice with giving great customer service. We ordered sizzling shrimp with veggies entree which was amazing. The fried rice was just ok since I've had better. But the entree dishes are a must to try. The dining area is comfortable with many authentic art pieces from Asia. The restaurant's owners told us they came to Paris 40 plus years ago and their dream was to open an Asian restaurant in the city of Paris. It's super inspirational they came, learned French and made it happen. Side Note- Most restaurants in Paris close between lunch and dinner time. While sightseeing we missed lunch time, and this was one of few Asian restaurants open at this time. Walking distance from Avenue des Champs Elysées. ~

The Pavillon de Hang Chow is a great hole in the wall authentic Chinese restaurant located in the…read moreheart of city center in Paris. Rabia J was craving Asian food and we ended up walking to this restaurant from our hotel, took approximately 10 minutes. As we got there around 5pm we weren't sure if they would be open but they already had a few tables seated. This particular restaurant doesn't take credit cards so please take cash as you would be cleaning dishes the rest of the evening and that is not how you envision your trip to Paris. We ordered the shrimp dim sum along with a sizzling shrimp with veggies dish and veggie fried rice. The food had awesome authentic Chinese taste and smelled and tasted great. The restaurant is run by owners who came to Paris 45 years. 5 star for food and service.