Good Asian restaurants, just right by my office so I go there quite often (let's say every other…read moreweek). The menu offers choices among Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese food, either spicy or not. What I particularly like here is that you can compose your own meal: choose either rice or noodles, then pick a "side" (meats, shrimps, seafood, vegetables), and a sauce. This is quite convenient! Good service as well, the owner is nice and smiling, food comes quite fast. Not that expensive for value (the menu I just described are ~€9). I like that place!

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.

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.

Very good Thai restaurant just nearby Place de la Nation. I went there the other night for diner…read moreand I liked it a lot. Food was very tasty, I had a delicious meal with shrimp with lemongrass sauce, However I was a bit disappointed by the service - not very mindful, and the portions too. I would not mind to pay 18€ for a few shrimps but the food would then have to be much more subtle, and the flavors much more elaborated. Good point for the place decoration though, with the picture of the King just above the bar - major detail!

Great little Thai Restaurant, just a few minutes walk from Nation station. Really flavoursome range…read moreof starters and main courses produced to a high standard. I've had bad, really bad, experiences of Thai restaurants in Paris but thankfully this place goes against all of that. As such, I would strongly recommend anyone going to Paris looking for a nice Thai restaurant check this place out. The green curry I had last night was rich and flavoursome with a really generous helping of ingredients including baby aubergines and pea aubergines (often the sign of a green curry that's had a little bit of thought put into it). It could've been a little more spicier though. Starters and main courses for two with a bottle of wine came in at 80EUR. When you're used to London prices for Thai food, this is a little on the expensive side but I have to say this place is significantly better than many of the London-based Thai restaurants, so perhaps worth it!

In Paris, I found that almost everyone speaks English. I would mangle an attempt at speaking…read moreFrench and most everyone was kind enough to respond in English. I tried to visit the less touristy spots, but apparently this is hard to come by in Paris. Then I went to Spirit Cafe and had a very authentic French/Thai experience. My husband and I stumbled across this place on a rainy day wandering through Paris. We went at lunch time and seemed to be the only tourists in the entire place. No one spoke English, which I appreciated! We are in France, after all. In the US, I love Thai food and eat it regularly. I have my favorite dishes and so does my husband, so we thought it'd be interesting to see the difference in the interpretations of typical Thai dishes. They did not have an English menu, so I could only understand about half of what they offered, but did my best to order what I thought would be good. While the dining experience was slightly confusing (I don't speak the greatest French...), the food was delicious! I had some sort of vegetable spring roll to start, and a tofu curry as a main. I don't remember the appetizer that my husband ordered, but he got fried rice as his main. Everything we ate was freshly prepared and flavorful, and slightly different than the Thai food we experience in the US, but still very good. I'm sure that if I tried to find this place again without the help of a map, I would be lost. But the best part of travel is discovering hidden gems off the planned schedule... that is not listed in the English guide book. Overall, very pleasant experience.

Listed as open 11:30 AM to 2 AM and also listed "open" right now on Yelp (4:47 PM). Just walked 30…read moreminutes across town, and they are actually closed. Unacceptable in 2015!

One of the newer restaurants in the paris 13th area. As my favorite was busy with a line outside…read morewe decided to walk on and cam across this new restaurant. Khmer-thai food on offer we decided to go in. Food was good and the environment very stylish but dark. The caremalised chicken was nice and when a thai lady says her dorade in thai spicy sauce is same as home that says enough. Will for sure return, even though prices are slightly higher then elsewhere in the area

This is so far the best Thai restaurant I have been in Paris .. All the food are just so yummy and…read morethe people are extreme friendly .. Hight recommends this place ..

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!

We really loved this place. It's been 3 years but it was so good we returned twice. had The Tom Yum…read moreand a delicious sea food medley. Very romantic atmosphere!

Food was fantastic and service was fantastic. Our server spoke great english, I just explained what…read moreI wanted and she was able to modify the meal to bring it out to me. We started with shrimp egg rolls and I personally ended with the tofu curry, with a side of fried rice. As curry is a sort of soup-y sort of meal, I added the rice and took some of my friends noodles to add to the meal. It was the perfect addition to a great meal. I am a person who enjoys spicy food, and my sinuses were for sure running, and I enjoyed every second of it. From my experience, people in Europe seem to be sensitive to spicy food so it was great to find some place that could satisfy my needs. The restaurant was busy downstairs, but we were able to easily find a spot upstairs. The ambience was great due to the decor and the bathrooms were clean!