One of the best shrimp/prawn dumplings I've ever had a bit bland though and they need to make they're spring rolls softer but the food is quick and good so I'm happy read more

We ordered some asparagus soup and beef noodle soup. The bowls were tiny for 15 - 16 eu each. Way way overpriced!!!! We saw the same comments posted but decided to take a chance. We were in for big disappointment. Food tasted mediocre!! read more

Amazing place, food, and service! My friends and I were looking for a place to eat at midnight and stumbled by this gem. The spicy sour soup was phenomenal and they have the "best fish ever" that truly lives up to its expectation. The manager, Ming, is super nice and spent time talking to us and even gave us recommendations for other places to go. 10/10 recommend coming here! read more

By far the best meal we had in Paris. Everything that we ordered was so good, we even ordered seconds of most items. A few people recommended this place as the best food to have in Paris if we want to feel like we were in NY and it did not disappoint. Everything we had was so fresh and authentic. 10/10 recommend! read more

This overpriced covid kitchen is disgusting. Everything is soggy and over processed. I would rather fly to Shanghai and eat dogs feet. read more

Me and my family just had dinner there tonight. Let me just start by saying the service was impeccable and the staff was very polite and friendly! Now the food...it was absolutely delicious..the nems au poulet were so good, then we had a few different dishes including curry chicken, sautéed beef with onions another sautéed beef...then ice cream and a banana beignet for dessert..I absolutely recommend it if you are in Paris. A little pricey but worth it! read more

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Avoid this restaurant. The previous reviews were right: the food is terrible, undercooked, and grossly overpriced. It seems they exploit tourists. This is entirely unacceptable. I will be reporting this to American Express. read more

DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS WANT TO GET ROBBED! came here after a morning of shopping. We got seated right away and the menu looked promising. When we where ordering the waiter kept asking " for how many ppl" Example: I want shrimp fried rice Waiter " for how many people" Me: 3 people YOUR BEING CHARGED PER PERSON per item $16 each per person for a bowl of rice and the shrimp was minced, you don't even get a whole shrimp! We orders soup for 4 people and it was $52 The worst experience is when I order a plate of bok choy and they only brought out the roots of the vegetables and not the green leafy part. Which is my fav part, when we asked the waiter if it was bok choy he laughed and said " Chinese cabbage" and started speaking in Chinese. Low and behold I am Chinese and I understood everything he was saying. When I spoke back he was surprised and asked me where I was from to change the subject. Don't come here unless you want to be talked down too and spend a lot of money. I could have bought a wallet at LV for the price we paid to eat here for a freaking kids meal. read more

I love Asian food and was very happy to find some Asian cuisine while in Paris! Great service, authentic, and we were able to sit outside and enjoy paris :)! read more

Check the bill before paying - we were charged EUR 100 extra for food we hadn't ordered but luckily caught the multiple errors (the waiter came back twice with new bills, the first two were wrong). There was barely an apology. Aside from that, best nems we've ever had, the rest was just as good. read more

We discovered DIeP while walking , and we love the whole experience . Food delicious. Great wine list and the service was amazing.

This is the best Chinese food in Paris. I stumbled upon this gem because it was around the corner from my hotel. I could tell by the atmosphere that the food was going be amazing and it did not disappoint. We ordered $200 worth of food for the two and there was not a crumb left on the table. There weren't many people when we first got there, but by the time we left the restaurant was packed. We chose a great spot! read more

Worst Chinese food i have ever had in my life!! Do not waste your money! The food is awful and tasteless. Do not order anything with shrimp cause i don't think it's shrimp!! ‍ read more

The worst restaurant I have ever been to. If you are looking to get ripped off then this place is for you. Let me describe the portions for USA folks. 36 euros for sweet and sour chicken equivalent to a single serving of Panda Express orange chicken. About 16 euros for a small single cup of shrimp fried rice with the shrimp cut up into small pieces. 13 euros for a small cup of spicy and sour soup. Wife ordered bak Choy and out came a plate of steamed stems with no greens. I know the location is high end but that's not an excuse to overprice the food by that much. Avoid this place at all costs! read more

Another hidden Gem in Paris! Food was very tasty and the ambience was lovely! Friendly staff! A bit pricey but soooo worth it! read more

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One of the best Chinese in paris, centrally located and great food and service. Will definitely go back

"Everyone just do your thing, have some lemon grass" and lemon grass I had. Right off the bat the people watching and nice Paris atmosphere is good enough for any occasion especially on a non-rainy Paris night. It's open late for jet-laggers which was perfect for our 10:45 PM is dinner mentality. The service was impeccable, polite, patiently waiting for our order, the food came out and kept coming out. The spring rolls were fried but excellent, lemon grass salad was refreshing and a perfect starter, the dim sum wasn't the best I have had but certainly edible, I love me long time some dim sum. And a place that always changes plates always makes me feel special. The chicken was good and the sauce pairing was great. Everything tasted fresh and pretty dang satisfying. I am not even mad that I didn't get a happy ending for desert. Paris always ends with espresso. Overall, good food, no babes, weather was nice for patio seating, authentic Asian invasion inside, happy endings no, happy tummy yes. read more

Diep - Chinese Near Me - Paris, 75

Waited til the last day of my trip to try this spot. Place was always packed. Did not have to wait long for seats either. Service is great! I would give a 3.5 star rating, but not close to a 4. Had really high hopes. Their food was mediocre, not as superb as the menu price is. Fine dine, but the dinner was not fine. Sizzling beef was kinda tough, lacks flavor. Their fried rice was not up to par, cold and tasted like steam rice, did not have the char wok smell or seasoning to it. Ha Kao and dim sum was 10+ euros per order, but tasted like a low budget dim sum place. Didn't want to try other items, after the first four items failed. read more

Here we are, one of my favorite restaurant in Paris. Don't get me wrong this place is very touristy because first of they are famous for their food but they also have a great spot with some outdoor spot during the spring/summer. I'll recommend the chicken spring rolls, the sole with caramel sauce (you will get why everyone's going there in Paris to eat Chinese food), vegetarian rice or noodle. I'll say the only problem will be getting a table, make reservation if you can. They do offer valet parking which is great in Paris. read more

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What a find! I'm staying around the corner at the peninsula hotel and we drove by here and decided to give it a go. The service was five star and every dish except one were amazing. Must gets ate the dumplings and the sizzling bed and sizzling shrimp. The crispy chicken was incredible as well. Very authentic Chinese decor, and major characters walking in and out here. read more

Worst chinese restaurant I have ever been to. The water was more than my meal and there was HAIR in my food. Absolutely no flavor in the food. So disappointed to spend over 100€ on dinner with no flavor, hair in my food, and bad to decent service. Do not recommend ever going to this restaurant. read more

Reaaly bad and really expensive. Everyone used to rave about their Peking duck. I was so embarrased taking my Chinese friends and clients here. Avoid this place. Sitting here I want to crawl under the table. read more

Don't be fooled by the bad reviews! While my stay in Paris I stopped by Diep craving Chinese food. I ordered the Mongolian beef, veggie spring rolls, fried rice, shu Mai, and chicken food! So delicious and very authentic. Pleasantly surprised. Also the service is great they are so attentive and kind and truly care. Dessert was great too! Got the lemon and mango sorbet and it tasted homemade and delicious. read more

I was craving some good Thai/Vietnamese food after traveling in Europe for over a week. Came here and it was pretty busy. The food was good however the potions were not. I ordered the rock pepper fried shrimp and got 8 small pieces for 29 euros, and isn't accompanied by anything, not even rice. Good thing I got a couple starters. I guess I'm spoiled by New York portions and prices, but didn't think there was much of a difference compared to Parisian prices. Huh, I'll come back when someone else is fronting the bill! read more

Diep - Rock pepper fried shrimp, this is 5 of the 7 little pieces you get for 29 Euros, without any rice. - Chinese Near Me - Paris, 75

We are in Paris, so naturally Stevo wanted pan-Asian. Recommended by our concierge (???) - food was just what Papa N wanted, but in all honesty, pretty bland and over priced, though I was glad he was happy. Spring rolls were just bean sprouts, vermicelli, and shrimp. No basil. No mint. No carrots. Nada. Accompanying dipping sauce lacked both peanuty yumminess and heat. Fail. That said, hot and sour soup was a winner. Mains - "vegetarian delight" - bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, onion, shrooms - absent of any taste; "sizzling fish" - actually pretty good - sole that's sauteed in a sweet/tangy sauce, not too heavy; "ginger shrimp" - needed Bobby Flay to get on this shizz and kick those flavors up a notch. White rice was...white rice. Best part of the meal was the fresh pineapple, which I'm sure was totes local and again, tres Parisienne. Din for two + tea was $120 - the two fish entrees were $29 each, though portion size should have dictated a price of $13-15. Starters were $12 for no real reason. By 8p the resto was fullllll of Frenchies trying to get their pan-Asian on - nevertheless, there is no need to eat here. read more

always one of my favorite spot when traveling in paris. friendly place, good food. always had a good time with family and friend. read more

Absolutely love this place. Who goes to eat Chinese food in Paris?? I do.. There's only so much French food you can eat. Located steps away from Hotel Chateau Frontenac, this restaurant is open really late. We must eat here at least twice during our stays in Paris. Most restaurants close by like 11pm and many places on Champs Elysses close around midnight. Even though the hours are listed on here, if customers want to come in and eat, they'll stay open. We've been here dining and ordering well past 1am and there were more people that came in after us and started ordering as well. The food here is really good. Not exactly what you expect from a restaurant that's open so late. The wait staff is all Asian but very attentive and always checking up on you to make sure you're doing ok. Vegetable Spring Rolls-wrap them up in a leaf of lettuce, add some carrots and some beam sprouts with some sweet and sour sauce and you have some deep fried heaven. The spring rolls are fried nice and crispy and always brought out super hot, the way it should be. Shrimp Har Gao- Nothing like good dim sum at midnight. Freshly steamed and with the right consistency, the dumplings are nice and moist. Not dry and cracking like what you may find at a lesser restaurant. Shrimp Canapé-Crispy and tasty. We always get it with the king prawns. The shrimps aren't very big so don't expect them to be jumbo shrimp just because of the name. Szechuan deep fried crispy chicken - perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. With the addition of their tangy sweet and sour like sauce, definitely a dish to order. Shrimp Fried rice - not too salty and not too oily.. Just how it should be. We have had hit and miss on this but I guess it depends on the cook for the night. We've had it kind of salty and a little overlooked but when done right, the rice is nice and fluffy. When you eat it you don't feel stuffed. Sizzling Beef with Ground Pepper - basically it's chunks of beef filet that is brought out on a hot skillet and immersed on black pepper sauce. The sauce isn't overwhelming and adds great flavor. A good contrast from the other items that we order that have more of a sweet and sour like sauce. Sea bass in a black bean sauce - not on the menu but they are willing to make the meat poultry or fish with whatever type of sauce that you want that they can make. European sea bass is different than what we expect when we order sea bass. Our idea of sea bass is Chilean sea bass but the sea bass they use is a little smaller and is not as buttery and oily as the one we are accustomed to here on the West Coast. The black bean sauce they use is done nicely and not too salty. They deep fry the chunks of fish to a nice crispy finish. Then sautéed in with vegetables and the sauce and brought to the table on a sizzling skillet. Dessert - The fresh cut mango is amazing. They use mangos that they get from Israel and are super sweet. I think they may actually be better than the ones I get when I'm in Hawaii. Deep fried bananas with a side of vanilla ice cream - don't get the flambé!!! The alcohol is kind of overpowering and in my opinion ruins the dessert. The outside is crispy and the banana inside is nice and hot. They always use ripe bananas which is exactly what you need for a dessert. I've had this at other places where the banana wasn't quite ripe and I have literally spit it out. Luckily I've never done that here. This is our go to spot when we come into Paris late at night. Hits the spot after being exhausted and just enough food to put you to sleep. read more

It's a bit too touristy to my liking but does the job for good enough Chinese food. Not too greasy and not too much msg but not incredibly authentic. Maybe grease and msg is what makes Chinese food lol. We enjoyed the Peking duck, fried rice, hakau, steamed fish in ginger. Very packed on weekend nights so make a reservation! read more

Let me start my review by saying I'm not a huge fan of Chinese food. My husband is though, so our concierge recommended this place. I walked in expecting to not enjoy my meal, most of the time I don't even like the smell of Chinese food. I was pleasantly surprised though. The restaurant is bustling, so many people in there and there seemed to be tables in every nook and cranny. It was very clean though and the waiters were all very responsive. We didn't have to wait long for anything. We had the spring rolls first, they were good but fried a little too long so much crunchier than I'm used to. My husband had some shrimp and enjoyed that. I had orange chicken (one of the few things I'll eat) and I have to say, it was way better than I'm used to. Fresh. Here in the US we get some kind of breaded chicken but this was freshly sliced chicken and the sauce wasn't super sticky, which is what I'm usually turned off by. My husband liked his meal but commented that he liked our local Chinese restaurant better because it provides more vegetables in the dishes. He loved the flavor, just wished there were more veggies. We had an excellent lime sorbet for dessert, which I always find refreshing. And I've said it before, I'm not sure you can go wrong with wine in France. If we ever go back to France, I'm not sure this restaurant would make the list of things we have to do again, but it wasn't a bad meal in any way and I definitely would recommend it to someone looking for Chinese food in Paris. read more

Excellent food and service! Our waitress was very kind and I had asked for a spicy chicken dish and she had the chef make something off menu. It was our favorite dish of the evening! The spring rolls and chicken curry were also outstanding. read more

My favorite chinese restaurant in Paris! The Ginger Beef is amazing! The Shrimp Fried rice is delicious! The most important thing to have on the table is the spicy chili sauce!!! read more

As someone else already said, one star for the service. Over over priced for no flavor food and miserable portions. Unbelievable, worst experience in Paris in the last 12 months. read more

food was pretty alright, u can probably find better elsewhere for half the price and bigger portions. I paid 21 euros for a plate of noodles a five year old could finish in a few bites. extremely disappointed but granted i should have looked at the dollar signs read more

Pretty bad. Very pricey. Has all the trappings of a good chinese restaurant and is bustling. However, aside from the sautéed asparagus (which was excellent) I was disappointed on two visits. Terrible lemongrass soup and fried rice. And too few salt and pepper shrimps with a 30 euro price tag and no rice or sauce or something on the plate other than 6 lonely skrimps. read more

Good good good. The "gambas" are a must, the Cantonese rice is just delicious. The wc is very clean, which is not unusual for most upscale restaurants but almost an exception for packed restaurants. read more

The service was impeccable! Food was delicious!! The spring rolls are a must, but don't be ignorant like us... You are supposed to wrap the spring roll in the lettuce with basil and then dip into the sauce. We are still talking about that meal. read more

2 stars indicates that I have experienced better - in fact much better, and I was toying between 1 and 2 stars, electing 2 in the end, because of the fresh ingredients that I tasted. But let's start from the beginning. I went to this place because someone recommended the place. I would not have picked this up as it is so near the tourist traffic which usually is a good indicator of mediocre food and high prices. Well, I should have followed my instincts, because it was exactly this. Overpriced and mediocre! I have tried Chinese food in many places around the world including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, ny, London and San Francisco. This is not bragging. It is just the fact that in these places one can find examples of some of the best Chinese food in the world. In this context, and being in Paris, Diep was a great disappointment. We start with Peking duck. 1/2 a duck foe E43 comprised of 6 slices of duck with 6 corresponding pieces of skin that was served to us immediately from the chicken - a sure sign of pre-prepared dish. Worse, they did not have the proper condiments (onion and cucumber) and I had to ask for it!!! Duck (the very little I tried) was ok. Just ok !!! Next was steamed Dover sole with ginger. Another disappointment. While the fish was fresh, it was obvious that all they did was to steam the fish, wash it in soy sauce and throw in some ginger slices. Not even close to steamed fish with ginger and scallions with aromatic sesame oil that one finds one proper Chinese food places. A true waste of a good fish. The shrimp with pepper that we ordered was not better. They had deep fried them, not stir fried, and washed them in an indifferent sauce with a few pepper pieces. This is a crime. To take these wonderful (and fresh) shrimps and fry them like this. And charge for the 4or 5 shrimps,E32!!! The accompanying fried rice was no better. Lumpy and overlooked. The noodles that we ordered were also obviously bathed in soy sauce and although they were supposed to have vegetables in, they only had a few sprouts and one slice of mushroom!!! For heaves sake. It takes an effort to screw up a noodle dish! They asked us if we wanted dessert, telling us that they were absolutely delicious. I asked if they were as delicious as their food :), and responding with yes, I passed on them I would strongly recommend that this place is avoided at all costs and under any circumstances! read more

Family of 4. 2 children 2 adults. Food was bland and small portions. Price was outrageous . Our dinner with no alcoholic drinks was $120. Seriously I am not a food snob, and I have eaten all over Paris, but this place was overpriced and delivered sub par food. That being said it did get full. read more

Super pricey for what you get! I usually don't comment on pricing but this was ridiculous. A small bowl of rice for 7 Euros? A small plate of chicken with maybe six pieces for 36? The noodle dish we ordered was awful. Tasted like noodles drenched in soy sauce. How can an establishment like this not care that their food and pricing are not compatible. Also, service was impersonal, borderline rude. read more

My review pretty much follows what other Yelpers have said - the food is very tasty but the prices are ridiculous! We got a pot of tea for the table, thinking it would either be free or very cheap (a few dollars) and it was 24 euro! That's over $30 American, which is just insane. The food is good but not worth the expense. read more