Best Chinese food ever…read more We were lucky that we met a nice lady at Tang Freres who brought us over here. She described it a being "the best." And, it is!! Seating is cramped and we were seated by the door, making it very cold as people came in and out. Luckily, there's seating upstairs as well. A lot of people come, many of them locals, which is a testament to how authentic the food here tastes. They also use ALOT of oil so this place isn't for the healthy. Seriously there is a pond of oil at the bottom of every dish when you're done. But the oil is what makes the dishes so so good. Food: +fatty pork with preserved vegetables: pork is perfectly cooked and does not fall apart when taking it out. +chicken: fresh and comes with a lot of dark meat +eggplant in a clay pot: great +tong sum choi: great The white rice is also aromatic. Sorry for the lack of description, it just tastes so damn authentic! The server said a lot of people come to eat their wonton noodle soup but we were sadly too full to try it. We wanted to go back today (our last day in Paris, and we're only here for 3 days) but they were closed :( If I ever come back to Paris, I'll go straight here.

I was craving for roasted duck. After doing some searches around, I found Fleurs de Mai. Their…read morehouse chicken dish and roasted duck are very delicious. Specifically the scallion ginger sauce to eat with the chicken. The space is a little small and tight, but the service is on point. Highly recommended!

I'm glad we decided to try it despite some of the reviews. I'm shocked that they don't have more…read morestars. The line was long to get in and was still there when we finished an hour and a half later. They have an amazing system of handling the customers and you never feel rushed when eating. I highly recommend the stir fried frog legs in ginger. You get a lot of meat for the price. The ginger is strong but gives a nice flavor. This has to be one of my top 3 frog dishes of all time. The shrimp beignets were ok. A little greasy but I'm not a huge tempura fan. The Peking duck was very good. It leaned more towards being on the drier side versus fatty and greasy. I enjoyed it. It was tender and moist. One portion was perfect to share with other dishes. The stir fried noodles with pork were good. The pork was tender and had a nice seasoning to it. The noodles were thin and light. We were heavy on the meat so a veggie dish would have been helpful. If you see the line out front, be patient. It's worth the wait. And they do move the tables without rushing people.

Like seemingly every restaurant in Paris Chinatown, this space is super tight. I ate here twice --…read moreonce for dinner and once for soup dumplings during lunch. They are apparently Bon Gourmand Michelin rated, and highly recommended by my wife's family, who've lived in the area for over 30 years. We had to eat downstairs for dinner the first visit (a lot of stairs in Paris, like everywhere) but the service was fast. The char siu pork is extremely good -- my older son, a notoriously picky eater, loved it. I also had the ginger chicken (which I think is another popular item there) and found that to be delicious too. The soup dumplings are apparently well known and I'm shocked we got a table on a Saturday (the line when we left was out the door). It was essentially the same crew from the night before, so no rest for the weary. Dumplings are super flavorful as well as the broth. I see why it's so popular. Two very good meals in Chinatown during our visit a few weeks ago. Recommend for good Chinese food.

Solid choice in Paris's Chinatown. They've got an extensive menu so you shouldn't have a problem…read morefinding something to your liking. We got some dim sum items and ofc main dishes like the Bo Luc Lac, roast duck noodle soup, beef crispy noodles, caramelized pork and some others. Stop in, have a great casual meal along with some Che Ba Mau or iced tea carafes. Worth it.

Was in the Paris Chinatown and wanted a quick meal. Large space and friendly greeter. They didn't…read moreeven offer us any water. We got the V1 which most people know as Pho Big Bowl. They call it the "Grand Bol" . Small portions, plastic noodles, also even the cooked meat didn't seem fully cooked like the meat balls, also broth was not hot enough to cook the uncooked meats. Lots of tripe pieces if you like tripe.

Great restaurant option in Paris with fresh and flavorful food. It was busy, but the meals came…read morepromptly. I'm looking forward to dining here again.

I came back after many years and I'm delighted to report the food is still as good as before…read moredespite a recent ownership change. I came on La toussaint so the restaurant was PACKED. I waited outside in the blistering cold wondering if this was going to be worth while and finally got called in after thirty minutes. I quickly ordered and the food came promptly despite how crowded the restaurant was -- yeah they're efficient. The duck noodles and dessert Chendol I ordered were both delicious! Definitely worth standing outside in the miserable cold and the struggle of taking no. 7 all the way to the end of the line to get to the 13th! I'll see you again very soon, HaoHao!

We were craving authentic Cantonese dishes after visiting Disneyland Paris, so we researched and…read morefound Li Ka Fo located in Chinatown and opened later than most. We ordered the wontons, beef with fried noodles, salt-n-pepper porkchop, and veggies. Portions were smaller than USA at a reasonable price. Dishes came out fast and staff were attentive, friendly, and had a sense of humor. The dishes were delicious and tasted like back home, which is always pleasant and a good thing. We tried the dimsum at night just to see what it would taste like and that fell flat. Overall, not a bad place for authentic Cantonese food.

Though the wonton soup (ravioli on the menu) was ok, the two other dishes we ordered, spare ribs…read moreand fried chicken (both of which were my husband's choices), were rather slimy American style Chinese, bordering on gross. The chicken was drenched in oyster sauce and vinegar, making it almost inedible. This restaurant gets some recognition on Chowhound, which is why we went. There's a chance we ordered incorrectly--others' food looked better than ours, and I would be curious to try the duck on a second visit. 2 dishes, 1 wonton soup, 1 carafe of rose = 35 euros. Expensive for what it was!

I came here for dinner for Chinese Food Week. It was my first time visiting Chinatown in Paris so…read moreit was a little difficult to locate this restaurant in a plaza. I was staying near the Eiffel Tower, and it was about a 30 minute drive away-I wouldn't really recommend going all the way out to this area to tourists unless you really wanted some homestyle Chinese food. It looks like it's more locals in this area. Once I found it and walked in, it had a very mom and pop feel, which are my fave kinds of restaurants! Since we were here for an event, we got to try many dishes around 10 different items. They were all great and tasted very authentic, and reminded me of dishes I had in China. This is Cantonese food. Dishes that stand out were the braised beef, shrimp and tofu with veggies, peppery chicken, sweet and tangy spareribs, and spicy eggplant-all served pipping hot in pots and super delish on top of steamed rice. Service was pretty good. I really enjoyed my visit here! Thank you Chinese Food Week and Yelp Paris for this awesome experience!

From the owner: Restaurant spécialité chinoise à très bon prix ! Notre chef hongkongais expérimenté vous propose…read moreune filière de plats avec des ingrédients frais, tel que woks, Soupes de nouilles, Nouilles sautées, Dim sum, Vapeurs, Grillades, Marmites, Raviolis chinois fait mains, Les plats sur plaque chauffante... Ici, tous les plats sont faits maison et préparés à la commande.

It was worth the money! 23 Europe's for all you can eat kbbq! Service was great and food was good…read more Definitely recommend especially if you are trying to get extra protein in!

Upon arrival, you have a choice between all-you-can-eat BBQ or hotpot. We opted for the grill as I…read morewas in the mood to eat some grilled meats! This is one of the best self-BBQ buffet restaurants I have ever dined at. If you've had Korean BBQ, then you understand the whole cook it yourself concept. I have to say that the meat quality here is top grade (France is quite strict with their meat standards) and much better than the majority of self-BBQing places I've dined at around the world (even tastier than some places in Asia). Everything is self-serve so you can grab all your meats inside the fridges they have upfront with your plate. They have everything you can think of, ranging from beef to lamb, chicken, seafood, veggies, etc. And they replenish it very fast as well! I can almost guarantee you'll be in one of the biggest food comas after you walk out that door (well worth it for such damn tasty food). PS - If you can speak some type of Chinese (Cantonese, Teo Chew or Mandarin) or Vietnamese, it'll help tremendously as their English is very limited. If you speak French you'll be a-okay.

Went there on a hot evening, guided by Google reviews, when we couldn't bring ourselves to a…read morefurther trip after a hot, exhausting day. Found the food decent, not too europeanized, intended for sharing, as it should. The ambience was clean, though a bit bland and fast-foodish. We sat outside the restaurant in a bland inner yard surrounded by too much concrete with a vague smell of dog droppings about. Food is served virtually instantaneously. 3.5 stars for me; stars rounded up because the kids quite liked the flavors.

Formerly just Hoa Khoan, this was the first large dim sum restaurant in Paris Chinatown, when it…read morefirst opened in the late 70's/early 80's. They also 'pioneered' some practices, like giving out free on-the-bone boiled meat with some dishes. The food is basic Cantonese, supplemented by some 'must have' Vietnamese dishes (like ph, ch giò, bò lúc lc). The menu is slightly less extensive and diverse than nearby Tricotin, but it is as good. Packed solid at lunch, so they do try to encourage you not to linger, but in a nice and gentle way. Customers used to the standards of cooking in East and Southeast Asia would find this subpar, but it is above-average for Paris.

I am finding this place via yelp again - though the rating on yelp does not do justice. Could be…read moreold ratings. It's an authentic Cantonese place. I am glad they were still serving dim sum at dinner. Roast pork buns - my son's favorite- sweet buns with roast pork so good Siu Mai - yummy as well. About same as we had in nyc. Fried dumplings- hubby gave a 9 out of 10 rating. So pretty good. We had congee as a way of comfort food - probably not a popular dish in the restaurant- it was decent. We would've tried the soup if we were not in jet lag. The veggie was great - tender and garlic gave it great flavors. The casserole- didn't look so hot but tasted good - the salted fish is my fav Cantonese Ingredient. I was not expecting cellophane noodles but it did soak up the flavor well. Note of caution - not everyone can take the strong smell of salted fish. Overall a great find - I'd the rating would be 4.5. But seeing the low rating on yelp - I figured to help it up a bit. Authentic place like this one should stay with good fortune

Sub-par, overpriced Chinese food in a place with some of the most surly service I've experienced in…read morea while. We were in the area and without checking Yelp (I know, I know, WTF?!) we headed here because I had some memories from 10 years ago of having some fun banquet style dinners with friends at their large round tables. Well, the menu has gone up considerably and while we definitely didn't get the more adventurous items on the menu since we were dining en famille with a finicky toddler, the dishes we did get (raviolis grillé, chicken with almonds, sautéed noodles and salt and pepper calamari*) were so bland, so average, so greasy and so expensive for what they were that when the bill arrived I was so full of regrets. *my battery was out on my phone so forgive me for not snapping the dishes.

Better be late than never. I just realize I didn't review this place. I was really proud of the…read moreChinese Vietnamese chefs here, their dim sum were all so delicious, the decoration was amazing, you felt like you walked in a 5 stars restaurant in ShangHai. My brother treated us, we had not seen each other in 8 years, we had roast duck, banh cuon, Har kow, well everything on the menu. Everything was fresh n perfect, it was located in Paris Chinatown adjacent to the biggest supermarket. I love the VN food in Paris as the beef is 100% organic and they don't throw in a bag of sugar in everything like in Little Saigon. I hate how crowded Paris is but if it's up to me I'll go there just to eat! I haven't seen Palais Royal ot dined in Maxim's but my husband doesn't want long flights any more so it's only a dream. Highly recommended Chinese restaurant.

Very good quality. I like the service they were very polite and nice. And I like the ambiance too…read moreit's really good.