We had a special birthday meal here - fantastic service, lovely folks and creative, amazing food!…read moreIt's right on the canal as well. Go and enjoy!

This Chinese/Japanese buffet is really good! It is different from others buffets of the region. You…read morecan ask to have a hot plate in your table so you can cook food right at your table. Generally, with buffet like this, the sushi is really simple but here you have a lots of choices of sushi which are made just next to you. Moreover if you want "special" sushi (without cucumber for example), you can ask for it and if they can make it, they will make it for you! Finally the restaurant is nice and calm so I really recommend it!

My sister and I were super cold when we went end of January and we wanted something warm and we…read morecame Across this restaurant. Food was good would of prefer grilled chicken in my soup instead of fried but overall was great.

In need of a big fresh salad without pasta or rice inside (which is what many in Paris offer)? Then…read morepick one up here. ! I got the salmon salad to go with raw salmon (like in a poke bowl) avocado, peanuts, carrots, cucumber and tons of greens. Everything in the salad was fresh and the salad was reasonably priced. Also, super sweet, patuenlady behind the counter when I went.

Mange 2 Bout je l'ai decouvert cette année même si ça fait 4 ans que je pars en cours et que je…read morevois des personnes avec leus sacs Mange 2 Bout lors de leur pause déjeuner. Les pates sont tres bien cuites, les sauces proposées sont simples mais remplies toujours le ventre. Les soupes un vrai délice en plein hiver. Leurs salades remplissent de meme le ventre mais bon il y a vraiment beaucoup trop de laitue Surtout n'oublions le plus important: LE TIRAMISU L'un des meilleurs desserts au monde quand il est réussi. Mange 2 Bout fait l'un des meilleurs tiramisu que j'ai gouté à Paris; a noter que ce dessert est proposé une fois par semaine donc s'il est proposé n'hésitez pas a le prendre! Le staff et le patron sont aussi super sympas!

After two weeks on holiday, we were ready for some Pho. Especially because it is chilly, we wanted…read morea taste of home. Boy did we choose wrong here. Broth was definitely not simmered for hours to produce the umami quality we expected in bone broth. The only saving grace here was the fresh herbs to accompany the weakest bowl of noodle soup I've ever had. Such a let down because Indochine has a rich history in France and my uncle living in France would tell me about the melting pot of Asians creating communities through food. Those days are gone apparently. Even when home sick for a piping hot bowl of comfort, skip this one. Have a baguette down the street at Eric Kayser.

We just finished visiting the Eiffel Tower in the pouring rain and headed back to our hotel. We…read morewere able to find this pretty awesome place for a hole-in-the-wall GEM of a Chinese/Thai restaurant. They were closing but I think the owner felt sorry for us and took us in out of the rain. A lot of Chinese restaurants are heavy handed with the salt back in the States, but not this place. Certainly worth a go when visiting Paris. We ordered LOTS of food. Shrimp spring rolls served with greens on the side, shrimp dumplings, stir fried noodles with beef, Satay beef, chicken with pineapple, Cantonese fried rice and a side of white rice. Consider this place if you're craving Asian food... And yes, that's the Eiffel Tower on the lower left hand side of the photograph.

Very long on take away orders. I tried two times, and both times it was insanely long. Other people…read morecame in and ordered and got their food before I did.

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.

Small but nice sushi restaurant located in eastern Paris next to the metro station Jourdain (Line…read more11). Gets crowded in the evening so get there for lunch or arrive early. The kitchen closes at 10pm. Prices are ok, the MATSU (16 pcs. sushi) sets you back 19 EUR, a miso soup 2,40 EUR. I recommend the genmaicha tea (1,20 EUR) as the pint Asahi is expensive (6 EUR). Have the sesame ice (4,50 EUR) for dessert, it's fantastic.

Amazing restaurant, everything is very fresh, tasteful and brings me back to my trip in Japan. The…read moreservice is quick, and the waiting time is short. Although the restaurant is a little tight but gives it an ambiance!