Service is attentive and food is served very quickly but the taste - just kind of ordinary…read more Can't go wrong with cha gio. You get 4 small pieces here served with the usual suspects. Pass on the dimsum. We opened the lid and they all looked really sad and dried out. Pho Bun was just ok.. Lots of noodles, veggies, bbq pork, and cha gio. Szechuan mapo tofu was pretty good and very very spicy so definitely get a bowl of rice with it. Don't think I will be back, but it's ok to try if you're in the neighborhood.

Very good Chinese food! Menu in French only with the staff fluent in Chinese, French, and broken…read moreEnglish. Parking is going to be a problem so best take the metro and off at Belleville. We were warned about the Vietnamese food here by a local but tried a dish anyhow. Yep, enjoy the Chinese food it was very good. keep away from the Vietnamese!

Who would've thought that Bali vibes would gel with a French mood? This place serves up the perfect…read moremarriage of two complex and colorful cultures in a cozy cosmopolitan corner of Paris. When you need a change from French food.. delve into their amazing Indonesian menu. Rendang... Nasi ikan.. and not to mention the warm and friendly service. Overall, 5 out of 5. One of the best meals we actually had in Paris.

So this place is great…read more Aku tinggal di Hawaii, yg nggak ada resto indo sama sekali. Berarti I needed to cross the world for this place I think they may have shortened their menu in covid times, as there were only about 6 mains. Aku emang senang sempat bisa berbicara bhs Indo ama Paris locals, dan juga restonya dipegagang sama org Indo. The rendang and is what you need to order. If you also get the Nasi goreng, pay the extra for the sambal Maison. It's terasi style and just yum. I wouldve given this place 5 stars, but the mie ayam isnt so much so. The mie is just not what it should be. Maybe it's a more Parisian style. The flavours didn't stick and I needed to add kecap manis and sambal to make it tasty. Still didn't quite cut it. The rest of the food Made up for it. Just would never order the mie ayam again.

I have been living nearby for a few months now and I went for the 3rd time recently. Still the best…read moreThai food I've ever had. Thai is one of my favorite cuisines and this place does it flawlessly. It's connected to a restaurant called Villa Broca but I believe they're the same restaurant as they share a kitchen and a bathroom, Villa Broca is open for lunch and Siam Orchidee for dinner. The food is fantastic, truly great thai food. The coconut soup, both chicken and shrimp, is flawless and made how coconut soup is meant to be made. Flavorful and a great balance of meat and veggies. The red coconut curry(what I believe to be panang curry) is incredible as is the yellow fish curry though there's not as much curry in it as I would like. I've tried 5 or 6 different appetizers and they've all been solid so I think it's safe to say they do most things well. The sticky rice is authentic and the best I've had. I really can't say enough about this place, I made them a Yelp page in hopes of them getting more business because they deserve it. No reservations needed. The prices are more than reasonable and you can expect to spend at most 20 euros a person. Nothing to lose and I couldn't recommend a restaurant higher. Friendly to English-speakers as they have an English menu as well which is really nice.

We had high hopes but the sushi was horrible! The fish was not fresh, smelled fishy and felt like…read moreleather. The rice was pasty with hard kernels in it. The Thai food was a bit better but with all the great restaurants in Paris, I would look elsewhere. The service was friendly.

Came here on a friend's recommendation for some good Viet. This location is actually called Little…read moreHanoi (the other loc is in the 11th). The place was packed at dinnertime (8:20) and 2 of us awkwardly waited in the small front area with other diners until we were seated at 9pm. There are maybe only 2-3 pho dishes here but a lot of salads, rice and meat/shrimp dishes, and vermicelli/noodle dishes. I got the nouilles sautées aux légumes et crevettes (mi xao tom, see photo). It wasn't made with the usual noodle that I've known to be used for this dish (the thin, yellow egg noodle). I guess for that matter, it didn't taste like mi xao tom either. There was a lot of this brown sauce. It was good at first but soon I felt there needed to be some kind of balance to it. In the end it just was too salty and felt unhealthy. My bf had a beef vermicelli dish, which was also drenched in their sauce, and he found it to have too much of a vinegar taste. Drink prices aren't bad, for Paris. We skipped dessert; nothing stood out (no chè here!). I'm Viet but I'm not familiar with North Vietnamese cuisine at all, so I don't know if this was this particular restaurant's take on things or whether this is how it is. Our experience was lackluster, so I'm going to continue my search for my go-to restaurant when I miss my family's cooking! And on an extra note: credit cards are not accepted.

I like this busy lunch time Vietnamese restaurant but not enough to come back. It's popular and the…read morefood is good and you can consistent. The shrimp and spring roll appetizer were tasty yummy. The pork, well a little lack luster but I think it was the rice that killed the taste of the meal. The rice tasted old. Up side, the steamed vegetables were delicious. Maybe try the soup as alot of people had it and the chocolate fondant.

This cute little place with rugs on the ceiling and a groovy 3-d mural was down the street from our…read morerental. The freshly washed but unironed tablecloths cracked us up. We ordered the chicken wings that were marinated in lemon and garlic and roasted - delicious! - and a green salad and kebab plate. The salads was dressed with lemon and olive oil and had that delightfully citrus flavor without being overwhelming. After eating so many pastries, it was so wonderful to have a really fresh, tasty salad. The kebabs were to die for. I've never had ones so meltingly flavofrul. In the US, they are always compacted so hard on the skewer that they meat is tough. Not these. The rice, which I generally don't eat, was an excellent accompaniment. We went back a second time and had baba ganoush as well, which we enjoyed and a fatoush salad that was also excellent. The owner is a hoot, speaks English, and is just an excellent host. We really enjoyed our meals there. Even the Lebanese wine was good. Highly recommended.

Terrible place for dim sum. The sticky rice was overly salty, the meats were stringy, and the plate…read moreof fried noodles that we ordered was both tasteless and dry. Half of our food came at the same time, but then we ended up waiting 30 min for the rest of our food. It seemed like the waiters just forgot about us and we had to flag several down to find out what happened to the dim sum. Also a bug crawled out of one of the menus, which makes me shudder to think about the state of their kitchens.

The dim sums were very good, and meets the reputation they have. Plates are huge, prices very good…read more The waiter was incredibly indifferent, but as long as the food's good, that's alright.

We stayed at the Hilton Paris Opera and went here for lunch since it's a short walk away. Both my…read morehusband and i ordered the lunch special: Sauteed noodles. I ordered mine with chicken and my husband ordered his with beef. I was expecting a Sichuan noodle flavor instead i got chicken low mein and my husband got what tastes like beef chow fun. I was disappointed that these were not sichuan noodles and it wasn't indicated anywhere on the restaurant that would be the case since all the dishes in the main menu were Sichanese. The food was still tasty though and the portions quite large. The service was pretty good too.

In this small and unassuming alley, you can find several Chinese restaurants but this one is the…read moreabsolute best Sichuan you can find in Paris. In fact, my Chinese friend claims that it is even better than the food in China. The portions are massive (no kidding) so order with great care. Everything was delicious beyond belief but I particularly enjoyed the eggplants (perfectly cooked and flavors spot on) and the dumplings.