We had lunch at this small & cozy Asian fusion restaurant near the Notre Dame Cathedral when we…read morewere in Paris last year and tried their unique twist on burgers. My wife loved their Salmon burger in a soft & fluffy Taro bao bun while I tried their burger on a ramen bun. The sandwich also comes with the house fries (combo of regular & sweet potato fries). Well, since we're back in Paris after a year, we had to have lunch there again! This time we had some great interaction with the manager who was very friendly and accommodating. We ended up having an interesting "foodie" conversation on "Asian-centric" restaurants to try in Paris. Oh, by the way....this time I tried matcha bao bun burger while my wife stayed with her favorite salmon taro bao bun burger. Also, you gotta try this Matcha Peppermint tea, it's so good & refreshing.

Tried this spot for lunch. It was surprisingly really good the sandwiches were huge I had the fried…read morechicken my friend had the burger and it was wonderful. Lots of Asian seasoning the sauce and the french fries were great and it was very well priced for all the food you get.

We had an awesome burger and fries here. The owners were…read moreexceptionally friendly and helpful. Must try if your craving a burger in Paris

Le camion qui fume as a food truck hasn't convinced me when I had it back few years ago at Place de…read morela Madeleine. So I was looking forward to try their restaurant. The place is large, it feels a bit like a big chain type of restaurant and thought it was large for nothing (a lot of space not used ) The bun is so-so, the Chili burger was missing something... Maybe spices. The Chili cheese fries were good. Around 15 € per head it is priced fairly compared to the other burger place. I don't know if I would come back as they are so many other burger places in Paris to stick to one.

This halal establishment serves up some tasty gyro "Grec" sandwiches which are loaded to the brim…read morewith meat, fries and a simple salad of lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers. The bread is made in house and nothing is really that expensive, probably 10 euros max. The white sauce which is made in house is delicious and the place is clean, the service quick, efficient and friendly. No real complaints here and definitely one of the better kebab spots in the area, hands down. Best of all, there's a ton of seating available as well and it's only steps away from the Marcel Sembat subway stop.

We came by this place accidentally today and I am glad that we stopped in. The restaurant is…read moreunpretentious and the food very good. When you walk in the door you see a case full of very fresh meats and veggies that are grilled. To the right is an oven with a guy making fresh bread and flat bread. I had the cucumber/yogurt salad, marinated eggplant salad and a round flatbread stuffed with chopped meat and veggies inside. Everything was delicious. My partner had chicken skewers with fries and salad, also delicious. The portions are very ample here, all men dining in here, haha. Our waitress did not speak English but we were fine, no problems. The dessert was good too, my favorite was the pistachio halvah.

Contrary to what I have read, it's just a good decent burgers place, not great. I had the one with…read moreavocado in it, the onion rings in it were very dry. I think the bun is way too big for the piece of meat and the meat is not seasoned. The French fries and the sweet potato fries are good. I ordered a "citronnade" with fresh mint, I could barely taste the lemon, it was 90% water. The waitress was nice, it changes from waiters in France.

This place has saved my life a few times. Starving for a real hamburger and not finding one? This…read moreplace is a burger oasis. Mamie burger has very reasonable prices and friendly staff. The papi daddy is my go to Burger. Caramelized onions and tender bacon make this a superior burger over any American fast food joint. The only reason I don't give this particular Mamie burger a perfect score is because it's only open from 12 to 2:30 that's a small window to eat here since it won't open again until 7 pm. The other reason is the frites have gotten smaller since years past. Fret not, the onion rings are the best in Paris!

So delicious and it's great because it's open late so when I'm starving at 22h30 I have a place to…read morego! They have some really crazy toppings but I'm always too afraid to branch out. One bummer is they don't take credit cards! Also the owners speak English, they let me practice my French unlike so many other places who insist on speaking to me in English. It's a small restaurant, so it can fill up, but I always go during off hours when it's perfectly empty.

Patati Patata is very taste ! It is very big patato and fresh vegetables. This place is my…read morefavourite restaurant. Thank you so much for this meal:) Patati Patata est très délicieux. Il est très grande pomme de terre et fresh légumes. Cette lieu est mon favoris restaurant. Merci beaucoup pour cette délicieux répas :)

POUTINE!!!! I have been missing poutine since I moved to Europe and was pumped we were stopping…read morehere on our food tour. It was delicious, but I must lament that I was sad there was no squeaky cheese. The curds are an integral component. With that said, it was still very yummy. We tried three different kinds and my fav was the beef bourguignon poutine. Would gladly return to try their other offerings.

Being a poutine fan, when I heard that there was a poutine place in Paris, I knew that I had to go…read more Maison de la Poutine is tucked away in one of the small streets near Rue du Montmartre, in the very heart of the city. It's a small place, although with enough seats next door to the cashier to sit down and enjoy your meal. I ordered the original ("poutine Montréal") and was told to wait a few minutes for the cheese curds to melt a bit. Although I was starving, I was glad that I waited-- makes the food all the more appetizing! Taste was solid-- super hearty and generous portions of cheese curds. I did find that the gravy wasn't so hot, which unfortunately didn't melt the cheese curds too much. Cheese curds themselves had that right "squeeky" bite, which demonstrates good cheese curds. The fries were a bit unlike what I'd expected from other poutines I've tried (i.e. darker, not as crispy as others), but altogether a decent poutine in France. Service was efficient and friendly. Portions were well-enough for one person, so it's especially good if you come hungry! Worth checking out while in Paris. :)