Curious how this place got so many good reviews. I am Asian and found the rice were too dry. The…read moretoppings were so-so (I could make them myself), and the chili sauce was like something i can get from a packaged bottle.

Food was delicious but the portions are not commensurate to price. Ordered Gambas for €18 (3 pcs of…read morelarge shrimp). Service was mediocre.

I have been to Paris 4 times in the last 6 months and this was my favorite restaurant so far. I…read moredon't like going back to places since there are so many options, but I will go back when in town next time. The food was incredible. But the service is what set it apart. This is a great upscale place that takes pride in the food ad the service. Amazing. The sticky mango rice may be one of the best things I have ever had in my life.

Very nice restaurant with a fancy ambiance yet is very welcoming. Everything looks new inside,…read moreclean, and modern. A gem in an area flanked by restaurants with lower ratings. Friendly hosts and waiters. The food was delicious. My fave was the Bolan, the crispy wrap was light and the seafood inside was surprisingly not overcooked but very succulent. Wonderful treat. The pad Thai with chicken was more gourmet, fresh and filling, generous portion. The food is reasonably priced. The drinks are pricey. I enjoyed the Mao Thai cocktail. The restaurant didn't open until 7pm. I discovered it at 6:30pm while on foot and to my delight was able to reserve a table for two for 7:30pm. Great break from traditional French cuisine which I must admit isn't my favorite. Keep in mind, I'm a tourist from the Midwest US, but I do have an international palate.

They aren't friendly here at all. Basically, what do you want, here it is, pay me. They are like…read morerobots! We ordered a few macaroons and they were delicious. They have many different flavors. They also have ice cream too. You can sit at the many tables off to the right of this place.

Overall: If you're looking for quick Asian fusion food that's not fast food after shopping all 6…read morefloors of this shopping center, this may hit the spot. I wouldn't say it's spectacular but it's more relaxing than the À la cart option near by on the same floor. Location: It's located on the 6th floor on the other side of the restroom (which had an insane line). Service: For being in an upper scale mall that has all high end brands, you would expect it to be extremely busy but they were about half full. The good thing is that this restaurant had a patrons of all age. Food: They had a lot of options different options from Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai. I believe they work in conjunction with the kiosk in front for their bubble tea/dessert which would explain the separate menu. I ordered the pineapple fried rice. Aesthetically, it sold me but I wish it did the same with the taste. It tasted like regular fried rice with pineapples and shrimp. Don't let the idea of it being in a pineapple appeal you because the shell was really small which meant less food.

We were starving and the place we were going to try was packed and had a long wait. We stumbled…read moreacross this Pho place and decided to check it out! This is a little hole in the wall place and there werent many people seated at the restaurant. I ordered the rare beef pho while my friend had a combo pho. He also ordered an appetizer of these rice paper dumplings filled with ground pork. The first thing I noticed was the smell of the broth when the pho came out. It was incredible! The broth was so flavorful and one of the best I've had in a very long time. Didn't need to add any extra sauces :) Lots of noodles and very tender meat. I appreciated they give you a ton of meat. I loved it! The appetizer and veggies were very fresh. Overall one of the best phos I've ever had! So glad we ended up at this place for lunch. It was seriously meant to be :)

After a cold, slightly rainy day trip to/from the Champagne region of France, we didn't want to go…read moreback out and find food... so we ubered Pho from Pho 14 and ate it in the lobby of our hotel, and man did it hit the spot!! The broth was flavorful and clean tasting, the veggies were fresh, the meats were tender, the sauces were on point. It was definitely one of my favorite and most memorable meals while in Paris. I only wish they had sriracha!

This was One of our best meals in France. The tasting menu…read moreis a crazy value (€35 for 10 large dishes) considering the quality of the dishes. I especially loved the first course: tomato no miso. The staff was super knowledgeable and very delightful. Highly recommended!

Extremely little food for the price…read more We ordered 3 degustation menus for 35 euros each. The waitress told us that we could not have different menus (that was already an okay...) so we shared all three in ONE PLATE for each course. Pease see attached photos for the portion size. We were pretty sure that they had given us portions for one or two people, which is fine if they had made a mistake. But when we brought it up, they refused to admit. None of us were full while we had paid 40 euros each. Extremely disappointing experience.

Tafa is a counter inside the Galeries Lafayette Gourmet. I wanted something for lunch but nothing…read moretoo heavy and saw that they had dim sum. Done! So....6 gyoza are €12.90 (ouch) but the worst part is that they're just the frozen kind tossed into a microwave (I mean, it's an open kitchen you can see it). So they're obviously kind of gummy and gross. While the staff is really nice €18.40 for 6 microwaved dumplings and a tea (teabag, not infused)? Nope.

Tucked into the gallery Lafayette amongst a plethora of lovely little eateries is a great corner…read morerestaurant called Tafa. The funny thing about Tafa is I was drawn to it from a visual riding up the escalator thinking it was a noodle dive. Noodles were on the menu but it was far from a dive. The cozy eating eatery had some explosive flavor being produced. Tofu and duck were the choices and we were not disappointed. The duck was moist thanks to the broth/sauce that it and the rice were in. This was the lunch before full on window shopping and a tastier meal could not be had. Both the duck and tofu had generous portions. And again the flavor was epic. I'm not a shopper but I will shop there just to have that meal again. We also had the prawn tempura which was also off the charts tasty with the sauce that was supplied with it. This place is a hidden gem that if you make it to the galleries of Lafayette be sure to check it out.

This was a great find and a nice change of pace from the "typical" French restaurants. We needed a…read moredifferent flavor profile after two weeks of French and Italian food, and this place fit the bill. The decor was unique, the space was charming, and the service was friendly and attentive, both of which seem novel in Paris. Plus, it is in a great and interesting neighborhood! A must stop!!

Happened upon this little gem exploring Montmartre!…read more Super cute interior and welcoming staff greeted me as soon as I opened the door. The place was incredibly busy, and I was offered a seat at the bar. Water was served immediately, and handed a delightfully single page organized menu! Service was very attentive. I ordered: Aperol Spritz- which is the best one I have ever had! Edamame-as a starter. Veggie Ramen And mochi for dessert. The Ramen came out first which I was puzzled by, asking if I had ordered the edamame and a female waitress said yes it was on its way. She handed me an oversized bib to wear while eating my Ramen. It was absolutely adorable with fun graphic on the front. There were 3 different sauces you can add to heighten the spice of the ramen. And oh my heavens it was so good! Completely fresh ingredients.. a mountainous amount of veggies (no skimping here!) and all for 10€! Impressive! I couldn't finish it all, with the edamame arriving shortly after... but still managed to order dessert. Two mango + 1 cacao mochi. So darn good. I left incredibly happy, and full, and importantly with a smile on my face. Both the waitress and bartender/manager Thomas thanked me for coming in all with smiles! I will definitely be returning my next trip to Paris! I want to try the fish bao! And other cocktails that looked enticing!

Yup. Another person here who was traveling abroad and got Five Guys…read more To be fair, I had been on the road for almost two weeks and this was my first "American food." They did the brand proud and my burger was cooked well, with plenty of the toppings I requested (they use HP sauce instead of A1 sauce, BTW). The fries were seasoned a bit less than the US shops we've been in, but the quantity was about the same. You can order via the machine, so if your French is not awesome (or non-existent like mine), you don't have to worry. They do announce the order numbers in French, but will fall back to English if they get no takers and have confused people grouped around the pick up counter. For train station food, it was hard to beat.

After a night of celebrating the return of electricity to our hotel (complete with champagne, wine,…read moreand whiskey), not to mention the overwhelming joy of FINALLY getting out of Paris, we needed something way heavier than quiche and croissants. There was no telling when we'd be able to board our train due to the Customs strike, so we were looking for something that would "stick to the ribs", so to speak. This place fit the bill perfectly. It was located in the train station, not far from our gate. The service was prompt. The food was fast, fresh, and filling. I ordered a cheeseburger and it was just as good as the Five Guys back home in DC. Ditto for the fries. The chocolate banana milkshake I had was excellent! Best of all, that lunch lasted well through the 4+ hour long wait it took for us to finally get the hell out of France. I can only imagine how much worse things would have been if I were hungry.