Ok... the broth is decent but sweet so make sure you're a sweet pho eater…read more The biggest issue I have is their Dac Biet doesn't have tendon or tripe. That's not Dac Biet. Lose one star. These guys speak Chinese so I'm not sure if they know how to make authentic pho. Other than that, it's not bad but I was disappointed that the pho was missing the rest of the Ingredients. The wife had bun no thit nuong with cha goi. She said it was good.

The best Thai food we have had in Paris. The shrimp egg…read morerolls were amazing along with the Pad Thai . I would say to take away because the restaurant is small

Don't be deterred by the humble storefront as this place serves up some of the best Pho I've ever…read morehad! The broth is delicious and clean with a healthy portion of thick vermicelli and tender cuts of beef. We also had the papaya salad and spring roll which were both spot on. The service was super welcoming and the food comes out promptly. Will definitely come back as it serves up a crave worthy bowl of pho.

Slow, especially when the owner knows you as a patron... but food is good and I can't resist coming…read moreback so I'll excuse that

I've been here twice so far. We always order the beef tripe clay pot (it's good), the razor clams…read more(really fresh but slightly lacking in flavor even though it's topped with black-bean), sweet and sour pork, and salt and pepper pork (not on the menu. Ask them to make it). Here are some pictures.

If you come expecting to taste Malaysian or Indonesian flavours, you will be very disappointed. The…read morecurries were just with a lot of coconut milk, not spicy at all ( despite me specifying that I wanted it extra spicy!) And in fact, almost had the same flavour. The Penang fried rice tasted like someone had just thrown on some chilli powder - no hint of belacan or sambal, and could hardly see the other ingredients. Having said that, the fried prawn, fish fritter and begedil did taste fresh and good. Understand the restaurant is not run by Malaysians but Cambodians and maybe that is why the flavours are not spot on. The setting was nice, service was pleasant but it just was not Malaysian enough for me. Maybe they should change it to a Cambodian-Chinese restaurant?

BEST Chinese restaurant in Paris Living in London but used…read moreto being in Paris for my job, this Chinese restaurant is the BEST in the China Town. Lovely place, Lovely staff ! And very clean comparing to the others. Food +++++ I recommend the "porc au Caramel" which is their speciality.

We went for lunch on our way to the Panthéon. Delicious food made to order at a good price. I had…read moretofu with mushrooms, lentils and rice. My partner had soup with steamed bread. The server was very helpful in explaining the menu, and the kitchen accommodated my dietary restrictions.

We stopped in to Lithang today, feeling the need for some Thai food…read more Service was good, friendly staff, and they spoke a little English for us between our broken French. We ordered the beef and vegetables, the Thai rice, and the sweet and sour chicken balls. I would consider the food as nearly identical to street side Asian cuisine back in the United States. Not gourmet, but also much better than frozen. Actually, it was fairly refreshing to see food items hat are basically universally known without being able to read the ingredients! It was 10.95, in Euros, so cheaper than most places in Paris, then again, we ordered the smallest portions. I'd think honestly my husband was more excited over finding a place that has Pepsi Max! I've gotten my Asian fill for the week! Thanks, Lithang.