Very tasty Thai food with generous portions. Delicious stopover for lunch if you are near the Park…read more The menu is in French only but Google Translate did its job well and we were able to order comfortably. The service was very friendly.

Whattt found this gem of thai food in Paris! It was difficult to find as it was on a street with…read morelittle to no foot traffic, but once we found it the inside ambiance was great. It is small though and we came later at night so we did have to wait for seating. We were sat on the underground floor first but were not helped for a while so we requested to move up because we were so hungry and were helped quicker upstairs. Great pad thai

Absolutely delicious Thai food, fast service. Their Thai was one of the best I've had. Their duck…read moredid not dissapoint. Honestly the best I've had in Paris. Would definitely come back. Ambiance was nice, clean.

I was first to arrive when they open at 7pm for dinner service, I was kindly greeted by a host and…read morestaff, after being seated and given a menu I told the host in French that I didn't speak much of it. My host then spoke in English and assured me that it's fine. The ambiance of this restaurant feels really upscale this jazzy French music and romantic lighting....tres chic. I started off with the lemon & lemongrass beef salad, which was light and refreshing, lemongrass was not overwhelming, the beef salad was a perfect starter. Next I had the chicken pad Thai, another good choice, the chicken came on skewers and was grilled and seasoned with curry. The pad Thai noodles was al dente and not soggy. Thus far an excellent meal....

Sawadee is acutally quite an interesting one. On the one hand there is Thai food as in real Thai…read morefood and on the other hand there is what foreigners have termed "Thai food" (the equivalent of American "Chinese food" since no one in China actually eats orange chicken or fortune cookies). Sawadee, though not run by Thais so the proper etiquette can not really be expected (though Thais don't always Wai if they are really occupied), in my honest opinion, falls more in the Thai food category rather than "Thai food." The decor is a bit of an explosion of "artifacts" that in moderation would seem quite authentic (though no Thai restaurant in Thailand would actually decorate in this manner). The extensive menu contains many quintessential Thai dishes though spelt somewhat oddly in the English menu. I ordered some of my childhood favourites including "Fried Green Vegetables" (Pak Boung), "Fried Shrimp with Garlic and Pepper" (Goong Tod Kratiem Prik Thai), "Deep Fried Chicken in Pandanas Leaf" (Gai Tod Bai Toey), and sticky rice. Sawadee is not "Thai food." It's mediocre REAL Thai food, that satisfies quite sufficiently.

This beautiful, light drenched restaurant has a stellar lunch special with appetizer and main…read morecourse or main and dessert for a low prix fixe. I had the sticky rice and cod for the main and beef salad for the app - both full of flavor with generous meat portions.

Just the perfect meal on a cold rainy fall day! Very tasty and flavorful and good portion size. I…read moregot the chicken green curry with rice and it was yummy!!!

Loved it. Fantastic. Kids loved it. We're from Northern California and thought, cool, Thai in Paris…read morebefore we go to Parc due Princes. This place was solid. Owner is so great. Chicken Satay soaked in coconut milk for a day, yes please.

From the owner: Chez Go Thaï, nous vous servons une cuisine thaïlandaise fraîche et préparée minute. Faites-vous…read morelivrer ou passez nous voir au restaurant !

Has been closed for a year... don't make the journey! Walked a long way for nothing. I called and…read morethe guy that answered the phone said they were open but it was a catfish situation, the place is now a French bistro.

Desperate for SE Asian food after a week in the Low Countries, I did not initially hold out high…read moreexpectations for Palace Thai, situated near the Ecole Militaire, UNESCO, and various ministries. But it was the nearest and easiest choice. The mixture of Chinese and Thai decor and a menu that includes Peking Duck also warned of overly localized fare, as did the non-Asian clientele. But in one corner of the menu, there it was: Amok. Cambodia's signature, boneless fish stew, served wrapped in lotus leaves. It did not disappoint: a marvelous and flavorful creation. The stir fried broccoli and sticky rice also are highly recommended. The owner and one waiter are Cambodian, with a Thai Cambodian in the kitchen along with with chefs from Hong Kong. Give the place a try - but ask the staff for their favorite dish recommendations!

The service here was really fast despite jt being packed. I got seated right away and tried the pad…read morethai and bo luc lac and pork bun. All dishes were really big and tasty. Although there could be more tamarind in the pad thai and sugar in the bo luc lac. Overall decent food. You order on the website using a QR code so the process is very simple. I would come back - it gets busy so make reservations.

Food lacks flavor. Had to ask for everything twice which was annoying. Im talking essentials, chop…read moresticks, a plate, water.

The first time I had chicken balls and sweet and sour sauce while being told it was Chinese food, I…read morewas utterly confused. That is...until I learned that this is what is known has "white Chinese food" - food that has been altered to the taste of westerners. I can't say that this place is like chicken balls (I am laughing as i am typing this) because deep fried chicken balls is really not a thing in the authentic Chinese food culture, whereas things like pad thai, pad see ew, green curry chicken, penang curry beef does exist in in the authentic thai food repertoire, which finally brings me to my point that although I would say this place is "white thai food" it's actually done quite well for what it is. It has your typical Thai dishes cooked by non-thai people with predominantly pre-made thai-like spices. It's tasty but lacks the explosion of thai flavours. Why four stars then? Well four stars in its class. (I'm laughing again) The food is good, the restaurant is clean and bright, the people are nice, the price is very reasonable, and they deliver...not to mention this is situated in the 15th arr, where you would be hard pressed to find food not catered to western taste. I haven't tried their delivery yet, but I have no doubt I will.

Whenever you feel like staying-in, but longing for good thai food - call these people. Friendly,…read morequick service and DIVINE dishes that aren't expensive at all. Make sure to try the Nem Thadua (salad), Pad Siew (beef noodles) and as a dessert the banana in coconut milk with tapioca. I'm a fan.

Welcoming restaurant in the heart of the 15th arrondissement. It had a very inviting feeling to…read moreit. We were seated in the front dining room. Our server was trilingual and spoke English well. The menu was also in French and English. He started us off with an aperitif on the house and a endless basket of shrimp chips. He was a cheerful and engaging person. He answered any questions we had concerning the menu. Our soups were fantastic. The main dishes of shrimp and beef were out of this world. The wife loved her dessert. As a finale, he brought out this gigantic bowl of candy. He even offered us sake or champagne (again on the house). For the closing act, he brought out warm lemon scented towels for us to clean up with. We had a great time. Other tables in the rear dining room could be heard carrying on and laughing out loud with our waiter. He ran both dining rooms with the assistance of an older lady that delivered our food to our table. Come check them out when you are in Paris. Enjoy!!!

Bangkok Express provided the best dining experience I have had ever. The food was so flavorful that…read moremy whole family demanded it every night while we were on vacation in Paris. The owner and staff were kind, courteous, professional, and great conversationalists. The beef loc lac was tender, perfectly cooked, and so flavorful words cannot describe. My wife and I were treated to free glasses of wine while we waited for our food. My daughter was rewarded with the most delicious candies and treats she has ever had. And the restaurant was always busy which is a testament to the care and satisfaction of its customers. I recommend anyone traveling to Paris to visit Bangkok Express and be prepared for service and the most delicious meals you can only imagine. And before you thank me, I'll just say you're welcome.

From the owner: Idéal pour les soirées privées Atmosphère feutrée pour ce grand établissement aux spécialités…read moreculinaires chinoises et thaïlandaises. Les trois salons sombres teintés en rouge sont garnis de beaux meubles anciens, d'estampes, d'autels de bougies et d'un grand aquarium pour se détendre en testant les crêpes à la peau de canard laqué, les nombreuses fritures ou le boeuf sur plaque chauffante. Dans cette demi-obscurité, de nombreux groupes peuvent organiser leurs soirées privées.