Best Chinese we had while visiting. The beef soup was great alone with the chicken stir fry. Most…read moreof the food we tried in Paris was not flavorful at all ) we are from New Orleans which is known for spice and flavor) so this was a welcoming surprises Service was good. Enough English to be able to order. I looked online and found pictures from others to help me choose my entree. Dumplings were also great.

One if the best Chinese restaurants I've been to - not just the best you can find in Paris, but the…read morebest anywhere. We wandered into this restaurant waiting for the Banh Mi place to open next door (go here after to get a sandwich for later!). The food is very authentic - made with only key ingredients; nothing trivial added to fancy up the dish. The eggplant with minced pork and mustard greens is a must!

Just wanting some hot noodle soup on a cold night in Paris. Yelp reviews were great so decided to…read moretry it. We were the only other table at 7:30pm. Owner is very friendly and chatted about his past with us. Restaurant looks very clean different from the dingy Vietnamese restaurants I've seen. Food is very good. We started with spring rolls and wrapper is very unique, not the usual rice paper. It's crispy but retains a bit of oil. Vietnamese Pho noodle soup is al dente and tastes authentic. We also ordered the fish dish Cá Kho Tô with a bowl of rice. This is my idea of comfort food. Could be easily yours too!

I ordered Pho! The soup was tasty and very flavorful. The noodles were wider than your typical pho…read morebowl but I preferred it like that. The owner is very kind and service was speedy.

my family and i were walking down the street, craving some asian food. we saw this restaurant, and…read morea waiter greeted us at the door, and brought us inside. the menu is extensive. we started off with steamed dumplings and shrimp fried rice. it was the best we had ever had. we devoured all of our food, it was incredible. it was an excellent end to our vacation in paris. the waiters were nice and accommodating, and even laughed with us. truly an amazing meal.

I live in South Florida so I had to travel half way around the world to have excellent Chinese…read morefood. The food is very authentic here. I had the hot and sour soup, Vietnamese crepes with pork, and the garlic and pepper shrimp. All of which were amazing. It's so unfortunate that I I just discovered this place on the last day of my trip. Otherwise, I would return to try more items on the menu.

I was in Paris and was craving rice noodles and found this place ,and it satisfied my craving, I…read morehad the "Soupe de Vermicelle de YunNan au Porc Haché Sauté" if was definitely spicier than I expected, I saw the spicy dry pot was a popular choice for the local french people.

First day in Paris and what did I do with the family? Get Chinese food for our first meal before…read morethe Power Nap to get over the long flight! This place did not disappoint on a street with many Asian dining options near the home we rented. The others looked pretty worthwhile as well but this place was already packed by noon and by many Asian diners. It's smallll . Tight seating but still probably holds 30-35 diners in tight quarters. This could not meet fire code at home but the French style fire extinguisher right next to our table . A few servers including an older lady that appeared to be the operator. Very kind service really and easy enough to navigate with limited English. There is some lost in translation issue that created one slight fail in my ordering decision For five we ordered a beef and onion(oignion) dish, green beans (haricot vert), kung pao chicken, and what I was expecting to be a version of twice cooked pork Rice was requested and each diner was given white rice in individual bowls and chopsticks. Other utensils and plates appeared to be available upon request but we just ate family style over our bowls of rice. The green beans were petite but fantastique! Served with fine diced and sautéed onion peppers and garlic that outshined the perfectly cooked beans. The beef dish was great however if not with family I would have ordered it spicy! Served in a shovel head(new and meant for this use with a Teflon coating) it was very popular with us. The chicken was great and onions cooked al dente with lots of peppers. A bit spicy but the family could eat it. The pork was good but different to what I expected. We purposely ordered it not spicy with less jalapeños than the picture on the menu. Great vegetables including tomato?? The meat however was not pork belly braised and then stir fried but was cured bacon. It was still good to try but not what I hoped. The bacon was of great quality though. This place had a line forming after we got the last large table. I would definitely eat here again! So much fantastic hot pot dishes, vermicelli soups etc that would be great to try and some really big family sized portions of these dishes. I'd love to eat my way through their menu!

Hadn't realized until much later that there are a lot of these kinds of ala carte Asian places…read morearound Paris but still was pretty excited about this spot as I was craving Asian food. Everything looked so great and we've got no concept like this back at home in Hawaii. From the street entry, you'll be greeted by a long L-shaped glass case with sushi, dumplings, and bun/noodle bowls. Step inside and you'll see all sorts of other Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai dishes on display. Everything is by weight so just let the counter staff know if you'll be eating in and they'll load your plate as you order items and will offer to heat the cooked items while wisely placing the salads into separate containers. Food was inexpensive and quite delicious. We had caramel (sweet & sour) pork, a pork bao, chicken meatballs. My favorites were the Vietnamese "ravioli" (bánh cuõn) served with fried shallots, green onions, and fish sauce, as well as the terrific Chinese chicken salad in a light and yummy vinaigrette. I was envious of the cold bún (vermicelli) bowls others ordered after me which seemed to get topped with the meat or spring roll of your choice. Workers were Chinese but clearly know how to make all kinds of tasty food. Patrons were all French speakers so presumably locals, though the staff fared well as we ordered in English. Check this place out for a quick and totally unexpected option in an otherwise completely touristic zone!

Stumbled upon this spot after getting caught in pouring rain and many other restaurants were packed…read more! There were many different Asian based dishes to choose from and visually, everything looked scrumptious. Selections are placed in your chosen size of plastic containers and you pay buy the weight. Selected the pork fried rice, curry shrimp, mixed veggies and a couple of egg rolls. I must say that everything was fresh and tasty. Cool that this spot was very close to my hotel in Montmartre.

Wow! What a find in this neighborhood. Am renting an AirBNB for 2 weeks in the area and this…read morerestaurant was a nice surprise along with awesome boulangeries around the block. Am a New Yorker and this Chinese food easily beats NY Chinese food. Great value too! €6.50 for a full meal! I've tried their chicken, duck or pork and all of them were delicious.

I came from Hong Kong and been living in Paris for one year. Been searching for a nice chinese…read morerestaurant since I came. This restaurant is great. The owner is from Hong Kong. He was very nice. I was with my friends came from China. He introduced many attractions in Paris. It was a really nice talk. We ordered spring rolls, some dim-sums, lemongrass chicken, sweet and sour pork, fried rice. The spring rolls is not too oily and the taste has no differences with the restaurant in Hong Kong. The lemongrass chicken is delicious, I strongly recommend this. Well, what I can tell is u can have the real chinese food here. Worth to go again.

I arrived just a few before opening time and by then a line was already forming. I think I was the…read morefifth group in the line. The waiter allowed some to enter and then asked if anyone had reservations due to limited seating. No one spoke up so he seated the rest of us. He was fair in how he handled the orders once we were seated, and asked in order of who entered first. I had their cascade petit for €38 and it came with 4 tiers. We were able to customize each layer and we chose steamed buns for the top layer, pork intestines for the second, grilled meat for the third, and this sour vegetable and fish broth for the last. We grilled our own meat and ordered some additional hot pot items for the last layer. The soup is actually tasty but gets tiring when you have a large amount of it. It also wasn't the best choice if you were thinking of using it for hot pot. Overall, this was interesting and I enjoyed my meal.

Expect good food but also a long long wait. The food is…read morereally really good but also really really spicy. (You get to choose the type of food you want, we went for the spiciest just to have a little taste of the real Chungking city in China) If you want to eat actual Chinese food, then this is the place. The only problem is the wait, even if you call in advance, you'll have to wait; and even after you're seated, you'll have to wait for the food. The place is super super crowded, and super busy. The waiters are patient although they can't keep track of things and forget you orders (Just remind them, they're nice). It's not a good place for groups since it's really small. Go with ONE other person to better enjoy the dinner!

After an entire morning of sightseeing, we were hungry. We stumbled upon this Chinese restaurant…read morepurely on accident when trying to avoid the rain. Free wifi, I believe, although it was due to our airbnb owner having a specific wifi username and password. Prices are a little higher than what I'd been seeing in Paris, but this is in a more touristy area. We ordered: Pho Soup Chop Suey Vegetables Roast Duck with Five Scents Fried Noodles with Pork Shrimps Spicy Sauce Pho soup was awful. No flavor in the broth as it traditionally should be. All the other dishes were at about par and were nothing to rave about. I wonder if their westernized food would have tasted any better. Overall, I may have chosen to eat somewhere else. But since prices were overall lower, this is still a solid choice for an affordable lunch.

The food is pretty basic in terms of Chinese food. I wouldn't say that it was super delicious…read more However, I appreciate this restaurant because they can follow directions really well. We have dietary restrictions and they followed all of our requirements when making our take out order. They also spoke Chinese, which was nice. It is located near the Louvre Museum so the convenient location was appreciated. Lastly, the restaurant appears to look really nice - like a more upscale restaurant. We've been here twice during the two years that we have been to Paris and they always are consistent with what they provide in terms of food.