Wonderful people, beautifully decorated inside, and most importantly delicious food!…read more We are visitors that aren't fluent in French, no matter! The staff courteously helped us to find what we want. The menu offers an English description of each dish. The service was swift and minimal (in the best way). We didn't plan to stop here, but the experience for my family (my wife, young daughter, and me) will be a pleasant memory of our time in Paris.

Beautiful space and a welcome spot to take a meal break at the end of our day. Service was…read moreexcellent and the satay was some of the best I've had. The green curry was a little watery for my liking but it was beautifully done, just not to my preference, no stars deducted. I appreciated that the waitress humored my high school French!

Visited here for the first time today. We had no reservations but we were seated right away. We…read morearrived shortly after they opened for the evening. The staff were in helpful and showed good service overall. I had the chicken pad Thai which was very tasty. I also had the mango and sticky rice. The dish was prepared a bit differently than what I'm accustomed to but I did still enjoy it. There were a few guests with dogs inside. I don't prefer that in general. Overall it was a good visit and it's worth checking out.

Service was excellent. We had a short wait of about 15 minutes for a late lunch. The attendant was…read morepleasant and seated us with a smile. Had the pad Thai. Excellent. Flavorful and rich presentation. Ample portions for two. Also had mint added to the dish which boosted the flavor factor. The inside was very orderly and seating was tight (as typical for Paris). I can't judge the other dishes but the presentation of other dishes I saw looked very good. I'm happy we stumbled across this place and I would dine here again.

My oh my! Wow was this place good! Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines, so finding a…read morecompletely gluten free Thai restaurant in the heart of Paris was such a lovely surprise. I ordered the fried rice with chicken and vegetables, and wow, it was so flavorful and fresh! Others in my party ordered red curry and pad Thai, which were both delicious as well. We had a reservation, so I can't speak on how quickly you would be seated without one. But what I can say is that the waitress was very kind and welcoming. The mood of the restaurant was very calming and beautiful (I especially loved the lanterns hanging from the ceiling). I definitely recommend this establishment if you're in the area!

We enjoyed THAÏSIL, the service was a bit slow, until we prompted. The noodles were spicy and…read moreflavorful! We enjoyed the ambiance, which felt intimate setting.

We were two English-speaking noobs wandering in late on a rainy weekday night. Spent about five…read moreminutes outside examining the menu and seeing if we should take the plunge or not. Clearly distressed at the world of available options in the area, it took a monumental effort to touch down and commit. The proprietor definitely took note of our conflicted state as we were pacing to and fro in clear view of the front window. Glad that he didn't judge! The experience was perfect from the moment we finally set foot inside and got a giant smile of a greeting. And we were promptly handed an English menu, nice. This happened to be our first stop in town, and it was far and above expectations. Talk about a diamond of a find--authentic Thai cuisine, least where one would expect to find it. The service was fantastic. And the food, wow, what can I say. Head and shoulders above all of the Thai restaurants that we've ever had stateside. We had a tom kha kai, duck red curry, and a minced beef with lemongrass and sticky rice dish. All excellent selections. Too bad we're so far apart, otherwise we'd come here all the time.

We love Thai food and this was our first Thai restaurant in Paris. The food was excellent -…read moreflavorful (not overly spicy) and presented well. We were disappointed that the vegetarian rolls weren't available but made up for it with three deserts (mango with sticky rice, Thai flan, coconut tapioca with milk) Recommend this for a casual, tasty and inexpensive night out!

Service is quick and friendly. Chicken with red curry tastes great. It's exactly the way I've had…read morein other restaurants. It wasn't too hot and spicy. The restaurant is quiet and off a main street. It's a nice location.

This is not a bad review, but not every spot can be 5-stars…read more It was our first evening in Paris after trekking around the North for 6 days so we were in the mood for something other than the standard French fare. We had wine and two traditional Thai dishes. Everything was tasty but portions were quite small and were rather lackluster. They dishes did not come with rice, which was new to us so we ordered it on the side. The fried rice was interesting with crispy garlic on top. Tasty. Service was great and if you like simple Thai dishes this is your spot.

After a while of travelling, when you love spicy food like I do, you start craving a taste of spice…read moreeven after all this amazing French and Italian food. So when I looked up "Thai" on my Yelp app, I found this place and it was no more than a 5 minute bus ride from where I was staying, I hustled here quickly to get my spice fix. Bonus, it was beside Canal Saint Martin! The food is excellent, though they don't have the usual North American Thai food menu with items like Pad Thai, I get the sense they change their menu options often. You basically have a choice between the Hot menu (which includes three items) or the Cold menu (which includes 2 items, mostly salads). This places is packed with locals too and a handful of French hipsters. It was so good and so cheap that I ate here twice.

A solid four. They…read moreplay up the "street food" theme a fond! It feels like you're in a Bangkok market food court. Friendly service (that alone will get you 4 stars in Paris!), and very quick also. We had the menu where you get a cold meat salad, hot meat serving and rice (15€). The beef salad was delicious, spicy sauce though but not over the top. The chicken satay was also delicious, plenty of sauce to mop up the rice with. My boyfriend and I shared the porc which was nice, but sans plus. Tasty, but not oh my god I must go back ASAP good, if you catch my drift. What I didn't like: the price perhaps un peu élevé for what is essentially served as "takeaway", the horrible wooden forks (will places stop using these please!!) and the ginger citronade which tasted like watered down water (3.5€) If I was in the neighborhood again, I'd grab it as takeaway by the canal but I wouldn't go across Paris for it.

Simply put-- the best Thai in Paris. The soup is amazing.m, including fresh shrimp and vegetables…read morewith just enough spice to liven your taste buds. The pork and rice were amazing also. I went twice in a week. Very reasonable prices and friendly owners/staff.

Excellent but rather expensive (40€/per) Thai restaurant. The decoration is very exotic and zen…read morewhile the food served is good.

Place looks closed and abandoned. Swung by on a Monday at 6pm and it was boarded up. Don't make…read morethe journey.

I am such a fan of this place and am so incredibly happy that we stumbled across this amazing…read moreplace. I just wasn't in the mood for French food and wanted something a bit more "ethnic". I highly rate my experience at this small and hidden restaurant. Dishes I recommend: 1.) Beef Salad 2.) Red Curry 3.) Thom Yum Chicken 4.) Padt Thai Being from the US, I know how difficult it is to look at menus only to find out that I could not understand one thing on it! Luckily the gentleman that helped my group out was extremely nice and using my knowledge of thai food was able to order probably some of the best Thai Food I have ever eaten. It is a small and cozy restaurant. There were a few other tables present while we were eating but service was fairly good and fast.