Guys, THIS place is fab! Seriously the dishes are very good. Not the best I've ever had because I…read morelove my American version of Thai food but it's definitely the best I've had in France. They do daily specials but I'm a sucker for the good ol pad Thai dish. You can get it with shrimp, beef or chicken. Shrimp and chicken, yum. Beef a little dry but hey that's okay because everything else is suppperrr fresh! Not to mention they're quick! If you don't have a lot of time to spend for lunch or you do it doesn't matter. There's seating inside to chill or you can take away. They also have bomb A - you know what - mango juice. YUM!!

From the owner: L'Asie à Noisy Non loin de la Mairie et des halles du marché couvert, avec son décor tout simple et…read moreson bar central, ce restaurant chinois et vietnamien n'en est pas moins élégant. Vous le repérerez aisément, le soir, grâce à la guirlande d'ampoules colorées qui l'illumine. L'été, la petite terrasse fleurie aura votre faveur, pour apprécier l'un des nombreux plats proposés.

From the owner: Nous vous accueillons dans un endroit cosy et convivial, cocktail crêpes et narguilés de tout les…read moregoûts sont disponibles pour votre plus grand plaisir ....

From the owner: Nous sommes spécialisés dans la cuisine asiatique: la cuisine chinoise, thaïlandaise vietnamienne…read moreet japonaise.Nous vous régalons depuis 1978.,

France, as everyone is aware, has one of the finest culinary traditions in the world. In terms of…read morefinding authentic ethnic foods, even in Paris, the task can be exceedingly difficult however. So despite the Michelin and Gault-Millau reviews, which plot the landscape of restaurants throughout the country, the French framework for critiquing food doesn't translate easily into ethnic cuisines. Further, when you walk into one of these ethnic restaurants around Paris, you will realize that all of the clientele is not of the same ethnic background as the people running the establishment. In the case of L'Orchidée, which bills itself as a Thai restaurant specializing in Asian foods, the staff is entirely Chinese and there is nothing especially Thai about the place. The food was a big step down even from the "ethnic" restaurants in the US which cater to Americans. I was surprised to see Papaya Salad on the menu, perhaps my favorite Thai dish. At the Thai restaurants in Jackson Heights, Queens, where there is a sizable enclave of Thai people, this salad smacks of freshness. The salad at L'Orchidée was a bit smelly, the papaya was not fresh, and there was a general sogginess to it. We ordered normal white rice to go along with our curry but were served a reddish rice with cashews, green raisins, tomatoes, and ham, similar to the kind of fried rice I've been served in Chinese restaurants here. The Panang Curry with Shrimp was incredibly sweet and peanuty, with no spice at all. Further, it was watery and lacked the creaminess it usually has. When we received the check, we noticed that the bill was much too high. Somehow they had managed to combine the orders of our table and the table next to us, running up the tab an extra 40 Euro. We notified the waitstaff and they changed our bill. All in all a disappointment to me. But perhaps the French clientele who dine here like it?

My friend lived nearby, so we went to taste the restaurant .Nice people nice food and not expensive…read moreat all. A nice dinner^_^

From the owner: Restaurant au cœur du Centre Commercial Val de Fontenay Vous…read morepropose de la cuisine chinoise, japonaise ainsi que thaïlandaise sur place, à emporter ou encore en livraison.