Not the worst Vietnamese food I've had, but pretty darn close to it. After a chilly evening in…read moreParis, my craving for pho led me to Chez Cay. Offering Vietnamese, Chinese, and Thai cuisine, Chez Cay unfortunately fell short of delivering authentic Vietnamese flavors. I ordered the Beef Pho, and found the broth lacking in depth and richness, while the noodles resembled more of pad thai than traditional pho noodles. Instead of fresh thinly sliced flank pieces, you'll find bits of brisket, meatballs, and maybe what resembles thinly sliced flank?? Attempting to salvage the dish, I reached for sriracha and hoisin sauce, only to discover they weren't available.

Stopped by on our last evening in Paris looking for something a little different to eat. Chez Cay…read moreis very small with seating for around 20. The service is friendly and efficient. The menu is quite large and there is a menu in English. To start we ordered chicken dumplings that were good. I ordered Pho and my husband the noodles with chicken. The soup broth was tasty after adding all the herbs and sauces. My issue was with the beef slices. Some were tough with gristle that made it impossible to chew, others had an "off taste" and others were perfectly fine. The noodles were perfect! My husband enjoyed his dish but had a hard time locating many bits of chicken. I would not return as there are many other Vietnamese offerings in the area.

Excellent! Clean, delicious, Gluten free and the perfect meal with real veggies in a world of sugar…read moreand carbs LOL Server was very kind and attentive as well! Five stars!

Delicious vegan Thai dishes in a great small spot in central Paris. The restaurant is rather small…read moreand packed, so be prepared to wait if you go there. Not sure if they have reservations or not. Also, they only had one server/bartender for the whole place, so it is not a restaurant where you can be impatient. The dishes, however, were delicious.

We had takeaway lunch from kitchen almost every day while we were in Paris. It was a nutritionally…read morebalanced meal that was delicious and the owner was extremely kind and welcoming. We will be back the next time we are in Paris Merci!

Delicious breakfast, huge portions, large selection of food and drinks, friendly staffread more

Great experience! From the lighting to the interior decor, they really create a lovely Japanese…read moreatmosphere. We didn't have a reservation, but they were able to accommodate us at the bar. The food quality was great. I enjoyed the appetizers, soup, and sushi. We paid 25€/pp for the all you can eat menu. Using an ipad, you can order every 15 minutes, with a limit of 4 items per person, over a 2 hour period. There were no delays in receiving the food and we were full after the 4th round

I think some of these reviews are confused with Pink Koi... a whole different place!…read more Pros: *Homey Japanese food *sushi quality is good *wide variety menu *accommodating for substitutions *tempura was great! Cons: *Didn't have everything available listed on menu *Could not figure out if they were Japanese. Spoke some Japanese and got no response. Mostly French speakers. *Some items were done incorrectly such as: chirashi doesn't have teriyaki sauce on it and tempura sauce isn't Thai chili sauce. *sushi slices were thin *little hard on the language barrier with our server Overall: maybe not the best but definitely not the worse.

Delicious brunch spot with healthy vegan food! The flavors are a fusion of Indian and Thai and I…read morethink anyone would enjoy- vegan or not. The atmosphere is like a cute cafe and the presentation is very artistic. One of my favorite lunch spots in Paris!

You can't really go wrong with a vegan restaurant called rice rice. The food, setting, and service…read moreall contributed to a fantastic dinner. Riz Riz is conveniently located in Marais and has a fairly large space--a number of tables, many of which could accommodate larger groups. After checking for our reservation, my partner and I were quickly seated and offered the choice of an English menu (thank you!) For food, we settled on the "rice table" which was a bit of a smorgasbord of several dishes on their menu. It came in 8 decent size bowls, with another bowl of rice for each of us. There were a few stew/soup style bowls (which were all delicious), some that focused on chickpeas or edamame, another with sweet potato waffles, and one with an incredible beet hummus. If it sounds like a lot of food, it was, even for two people. We both walked away very filled up, though stomach's happy. Pricing was reasonable too, keeping the wallet happy as well. And if you want to keep the night going, there's plenty of places nearby to grab a drink. Cheers!

Good vegetarian food but very slow service. If you would…read morelike to dine here, make sure you have extra time

We were looking for vegetarian food in Paris and found this place after a trip through St Germain…read moreand Luxembourg Gardens. Overall I would say we had mixed opinions on this. My vegetarian had a a sweet potato bake that she thought was decent. My veggie burger was underwhelming- the patty was super thin and lacked a clear flavor or texture. The egg on top was perfectly cooked, however. Service was normal for Paris, quiet place. For a vegetarian party this is probably not a bad option - not so many pure vegetarian options in Paris.

I had read reviews of this place on yelp and was excited to try it…read more The place did not let us down. The staff is welcoming and bright, very attentive and friendly. The food was delicious. We got skewers, gyoza (which the menu called "ravioli"), and some sushi. The skewers were delightful, very flavorful. The daurade sushi was out of this world. 10/10, we are thinking of going again before we leave Paris later this week lol

Sushi was fresh and excellent. Staff was great! Let us customize a roll. Highly recommendread more

Excited to see the plant-based cuisine scene à Paris starting to grow!…read more Sense Eat is a lovely little eatery in the heart of the Marais. Perhaps the name suggests mindful eating. The ambiance is calming and simple yet sophisticated in a way that's refreshing for Paris. And the service is relaxed and cheerful. They seem comfortable serving American patrons. The menu has many clearly marked vegan and gluten free options. We were brought a pleasant amuse bouche of a chilled fennel soup with a complimentary basket of rustic country bread (tasty!). We then started with the asparagus appetizer, which was perfectly cooked, as well as the sashimi, a bit of a misnomer as it turned out to be a flavorful savory flan over a crust of carmelized onion. For the mains, we had the risotto, the bigoli pasta, and the sedano raoa. The sedano was baked and sautéed celeriac, with Ponzu sauce and a macadamia butter purée and of the dishes was the most innovative with a robust flavor profile. The other two dishes would be much better with salt and seasoning to bring forward the flavors. Overall, the concept is there and the mission is a brave one!

The food was fabulous, as was the ambiance. Unfortunately, the restaurant is permanently closed.read more