On our most recent trip back to Paris, my husband and I stayed in the 11th arrondisement and were…read morenot as familiar with all the restaurants nearby. My husband craved Chinese food on our last night, so I did a search here on Yelp for open restaurants within walking distance of the hotel that rainy night. First: Don't get scared by the number of reviews and how long it's been since someone reviewed it before this one. This place does a killing in take away. We were the only non-locals to step into the restaurant. In the 45 minutes we sat down to eat our meals, about 15 people ordered and took their meals home. The restaurant is unassuming from the outside and inside. You will notice the chef at the window making fresh hand pulled noodles. I LOVE hand pulled noodles! Indoor dining during COVID: There is no outdoor dining. You need a Pass Sanitaire to be able to indoors in Paris, which you can get at any pharmacy by paying approximately $40 USD and showing proof of vaccination (with the booster within 7 months of your last COVID shot). They scan the pass before allowing you to sit down at any restaurant. Menu: They have soups, sautéed noodles, and fried rice dishes. My husband ordered the Sautéed Pork Noodles (Pâtés à base de Blé - Nouilles sautées au porc) and I ordered the House Beef Noodle Soup (Soupe de nouilles faite maison au boeuf) which come with tender beef chunks and bok choy. Both were delicious! The hand pulled noodles were nice and chewy, had a nice bite to them. Payment: You pay at the counter and you let them know what you ordered. To pay with a bank card/credit card, you need a minimum of €10. Otherwise, you will need to pay cash. Our meal cost under €30 for the 2 noodle dishes and 2 bottles of Badoit sparkling water. I don't know if they spoke English, as I can speak French. If you don't speak French, don't let it stop you. Just point to what you want to order.

We have eaten our way around Paris for the past week and the noodles at this place were the…read more absolute best food I had. Made fresh and enjoyed with siracha. I wanted to take a photo but my stomach took over when the food was placed on the table. Best food in the 11th or anywhere else.

Hubby & I dined here in 2017 when we were in China town visiting the area where he grew up. This…read morerestaurant is a little special to hubby as his dad would take his clients here all the time. It's amazing to see this place is still doing well. We dined here in the evening and the food was amazing; it had a Thai/Malaysian twist to it. The Tom Yum soup was good and the egg rolls were my favorite. Super crispy and different from the ones back home. I didn't care too much for the Pad Thai but I did enjoy the Fried Rice. The icing on the cake was the Mango Sticky Rice. It was delicious!

The food was fantastic and the service was even better. We really appreciated having a decent meal…read moreafter striking out a few times. They gave us a wonderful table right in the front and we were so appreciative of everything.

I stopped by to pick up lunch for my flight on a weekday afternoon since every other eatery on the…read moreblock seemed to have closed up shop and this was the only place opened. I was greeted with such warmth from the owner's family, mainly from the sweet elderly mother of the owner, the moment (literally!) I stepped in. Lüük is run by a family who have been in Paris for generations, with roots going back to China and southeast Asia. It's true that there is no shortage of Vietnamese cuisine in Paris, but why Lüük is one of the popular Asian eateries that spanned into multiple shops, I have no idea at all. But they are one of the very few Asian restaurants that I came across while walking around the area for a few days. I got a Pork Banh Mi (5€) to go and having just had another banh mi for lunch, this was delicious, but small (as in thin). I guess I'm used to having chunky sandwiches stuffed to the top with an abundant amount of ingredients in the States. I had just finished eaten another banh mi from another banh mi shop a few hours prior, so it was easy to point out the differences. It was flavorful, the baguette was toasty, and the sandwich held me over for a good few hours on my flight, but honestly, nothing probably will ever top Marrickville Pork Rolls in Sydney for me.

This spot is good (and also cheap!). I had a vegetarian banh mi which was mostly great, except I…read moredidn't really like the little veggie balls. They are kind of a cross between falafel and tofu bites. Somehow it wasn't that appetizing due to its saltiness, but in moderation it was good. The bread and veggies were scrumptious. Fast and not that pricey, check it out!

6 stars! This tiny…read morehole in the wall place serves amazing Viet food at dirt cheap prices. Being from NY we have all sorts of cuisines I've had my fair shave of Viet. Few good. Most too oily and bad. This place was amazing. The spring rows (Nems) were perfect! Exactly what I'm use to. The Pho was on par with some of the most authentic that I've had. The pork and rice was perfectly seasoned. This restaurant was literally a hole in the all! Most would walk by thinking it a local pub but upon entering its like a blast from the past. Books and small tables throughout. Room for no more than 20 persons. The day we went it wasn't very crowded but it did pick up. Our food was quickly served and we only paid €20 for 2 orders of spring rolls, Pho, and pork and rice Would highly recommend visiting this place if in Paris!!!

Absolute gem. CASH ONLY!! Great Vietnamese food for an amazing price in Paris. I paid 6€ for pho…read moreand 2,50€ for Leffe beer. No English spoken or English menus (I will post the pictures below), but my basic French suited my just fine (Je voudrais un Pho et un Leffe, s'il vous plaît). The owner chuckled but got my point. It's a small space but well worth a visit if you're looking for some Vietnamese. P.s. the owners mustache is awesome.

Stumbled across this spot and we were thrilled with the flavors in each and every dish. From the…read morespring rolls, to the soup, the entrees and desserts - all delicious!! Great service, too.

We felt lucky to find this place, and it was close to our hotel. We ordered two bento boxes, which…read morewere quite reasonable and delicious.

We weren't too impressed with this place when we came here but we came in the early evening because…read moreevery other restaurant was temporarily closed until 6 or 7 PM. However after trying the food, it's not bad. The kimchi bokkumbap didn't look too aesthetically pleasing and the rice was a little bland, but the flavors were definitely there. The dukboki itself isn't anything to brag about although the cheese they use is really good! Service is very fast. Portions are small and prices are a little on the higher end. Keep in mind I'm comparing to restaurants in Seoul and Los Angeles. In summary, if you want something quick or if you're looking for Korean food at a weird time, this place isn't too bad. However if you care a lot for the taste, try one of the other restaurants in the area if they're open. After leaving this place, I want to give it one more shot because we didn't try any of their Korean Chinese food which is what they pride themselves in.

Our waiter, Yannick, might be the friendliest waiter in Paris. Supurb service with humor and…read moreattentiveness. The food was first rate. We are familiar with Pho and this was absolutely fantastic. The restaurant is very clean, well decorated and conveniently located. Can't say enough good things...A+++++

Local spot with attentive and kind service. Got the #1 pho and they even offer extra soup. Food is…read moregood, and it's always heartwarming to hear Vietnamese, Chinese, and French all spoken in the same space.

Delicious food. C'etait delicieux! We ordered sweet and crispy pork, crispy duck, teriyaki chicken…read moreand rice and more. Every dish satisfied the palate. Given that we've been eating at Michelin-rated Chinese restaurants at the Peninsula hotel, the food at Yangtse was just as good and often tastier than similar plates that cost 10x the amount (seriously, we've spent $1000 on two meals for 2 adults and two small children). It took about an hour of internet research to discover this restaurant after discovering that Lili at the Peninsula was sold out tonight. At first I wanted haute cuisine but soon discovered that as far as Chinese food is concerned, the only exceptional restaurants, Lili(Peninsula) and Shang's Palace (Shangri-la) were sold out. I sacrificed on location but did not sacrifice on taste and satisfaction. The bill was a lot easier to digest too.

I loved this place! Order the pork dumplings. They are amazing! They remind me of Shanghai…read moredumplings. I also had the crispy sweet and sour fish. It was fresh and delicious. It was a bit sweet. Menus are in French and English. Staff does not speak English. Many Chinese were eating here. Thank you yelp!