My first night in Paris I stopped in here to try the food and I was not disappointed. Everyone…read morevisiting always wants to try the traditional French food and I get it but I always wanna try out other kinds of food. This place is located on a busy street so is hard to miss. They do have plenty of room for small and large groups. Me and my friend when there on a weeknight and even tho they were an hour and a half before close they still accommodated us. The service here was great, I do remember that. They did speak english well enough to communicate so thats a plus. Price wise it was affordable for it being Paris, France. I don't remember exactly all I had but it was very tasty and I would not mind coming back.

Best Thai in Paris. Although they changed recently to this new address, the quality remains. Start…read morewith po-pia Thai mini rolls, papaya salad, and the chicken steam cooked in banana leaves. Far better cooking than the others (like Lao Siam down the road)

Very good if not huge portions ( hey, I'm American) but we enjoyed our meal and the price was…read moreright. Not fancy but solid

A solid 3 star. I was wandering around the neighbourhood and saw how full the tiny restaurant is…read moreso i decided to give it a try. The front of their window said their their bo bun (vermicelli) is their speciality so i figured why not (to this day i still don't understand why all these traiteurs say they have thai food but they never really do). Anyway, i paid for the bo bun up front for 5.50 EUR and then got some dimsum with chinese garlic leeks (yum!) 3.50 EUR. The price is definitely right here. The dimsums werent fantastic or anything - a little undercooked and not enough stuffing for the shells, but its hard to say no to the fact that they had chinese leek dimsum. The bo bun had the same feel to it as well, it was decent but just felt a little skimpy on everything overall. The nem had more skin then stuffing, but i was surprised there as chicken, despite how little. i can't say that having the bo bun alone would e filling. Considering it was noon on a wednesday, i was a bit surprised at how non-stop the traffic was. The place never stopped being filled, and you are asked to sit wherever there's space, so do expect to share tables with people you dont know. it could be better, but it could be a lot worse.

This is a wonderful little Thai restaurant located near buttes chaumont. The owner is extremely…read morenice and the food is amazing!! I recommend the duck with red curry sauce. Will definitely be back again!!!!

Amazing food Great service…read more Ordered the duck panang, calamari donut and they don't have pad see u but the made it w/ pad Thai noodle (just as good) Nothing is in English so have your translator app ready Ohh,can't forget the mango sticky rice Best food I've had in Paris

Sometimes you just need a break from French food while in Paris, and this spot totally delivered…read more Food: 5/5 The standout for me was the half cooked shrimp--lightly cooked, tender, and just bursting with flavor. It was so good we immediately wanted to order another round. Another highlight was the Pad See Ew, which was a refreshingly tart surprise. Unlike the sweeter version I'm used to in the States, this one leaned tangy with vinegar notes that really balanced the richness of the noodles. Both dishes were shareable, satisfying, and elevated beyond the usual takeout versions. My husband enjoyed trying Kir they carried, which paired beautifully with the food. We ended up sharing a few glasses, which really rounded out the meal. Total damage around 100 EUR. Vibes: 5/5 This place gets packed in the evenings. We initially waited about 20 minutes outside before being seated, but once inside, the buzz of the restaurant and the cozy setup made it worth it. It had a lively, local vibe that added to the fun of the night. All in all, If you're in Paris and craving something beyond French cuisine, this spot is a fantastic choice. Between the flavorful dishes, energetic atmosphere, and thoughtful drinks, it was the perfect change of pace during our trip. I'd absolutely go back, especially for those shrimp.

Classic not so spicy Thai food. Light on the street fair…read moreyet great wide range of flavors. I recommend making a resi. There was a line outside to get tables.

Local Viet & Thai food in Paris. We were recommended to come here by a friend. They don't have…read moremenus in English so you'll have to do a google photo translate. We ordered the shaking beef (loc lac), pad see ew, and the nem tadeua which is a crispy rice salad with pork. My fave was the nem tadeua. It comes with lettuce which you can eat it like a lettuce wrap. I loved the crispiness and it was quite good. For dessert we got taro flan and tapioca pearls with coconut milk and mango. Both weren't too sweet and I enjoyed it. The workers here were really nice. I even had a chat with the owner and he was super friendly.

This place is amazing. I came back twice the two times I…read morewas in Paris last two months. Great service and delicious food. I can't wait to come back!

We had a great experience at Maythai. We came in for dinner with no reservation and were seated…read moreright away, which was perfect after a long day of walking. We started with the shrimp rolls and they were delicious. They come with a full shrimp inside and were so fresh and crispy. We also ordered a beef dish that was packed with flavor and honestly left us wanting more. The fried rice was decent on its own but tasted really good mixed with the entrée and veggies. The service was great the whole time. The ambiance is cozy and relaxed, with a warm neighborhood feel that makes it easy to settle in and enjoy your meal. Overall, a solid Thai spot in the area and one I would definitely return to.

I had the shrimp pad Thai and it was a perfect serving for one. Very tasty. Not too salty. Was very…read moreflavorful. The staff was attentive. It was a cute little restaurant.

From the owner: Chaleur thaï Au Jardin de Chiang Mai, un restaurant thaïlandais, rien n'est laissé au hasard…read more Discrètement installé à l'angle de la rue, on s'immerge pourtant dans un décor chaud et doré. Les tables sont bien présentées, les serviettes sont placées dans les verres et des serveurs attentionnés vous installent à votre place préférée. On y goûte sans surprise pâté impérial, soupe de fruits de mer à la citronnelle, ou encore salade thaï aux sèches devant le balai aquatique des occupants de l'aquarium.