We found this restaurant on our first night in Paris, visiting from the States…read more Not only did the restaurant have great reviews, but they hand pull the noodles in the front of the restaurant. It's a small restaurant in Montparnasse, and we fortunately were able to walk right in for an early dinner. They had to pull a table back so we could scoot into a corner booth. The menu is extensive and includes wontons (raviolis), soups, and noodle dishes. Everything looked amazing and the restaurant smelled so good. We ordered the wontons as an appetizer, soup Lamen with beef, soup with shrimp dumplings, lamen with pork and Lamen with beef. We only waited about 8 minutes and steaming hot food was placed in front of us. Our entrees made it out before our appetizer but we didn't mind. Portions were very large and the noodles were chewy, fresh and delicious. We loved every item we ordered. We came back later in the trip to order takeout since the line for tables was so long. If you're in Paris, this is a must try!

Found this gem for dinner while walking in Montparnasse area in Paris. Loved watching them stretch…read morefresh noodles right in front of me while sitting street-side in their cozy spot. The noodle texture was amazing. Got Beef Noodle Soup and Sichuan Fish Lamen Soup - both were incredible! Really generous portions with deep, flavorful broth that had the perfect amount of spice. Everything balanced perfectly with those fresh noodles. Service was quick too. Definitely worth checking out.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

One can only eat so many baguettes…read more... so many cheeses... so many slabs of foie... After drinking where Hemingway drank.....I needed some good ol greasy "Merican food...yep...burgers and fries. Le Pub is a french take on english pub good...and I though it was fine. Great people watching and okay service. Good drink selection...solid beer list.

Fun! Great service and atmosphere. I had a blast even alone. Bartenders are top notch. I hope to go…read moreback soon.

We went here for our last dinner in Paris. Thanks to Yelp we were able to satisfy our craving for…read morehumous. There are many ways you can go with the menu. There is a page for hot and cold small plates, and you can order 3 from each page for two people. The number of items you can order goes up with the number of people and of course the price is adjusted as well. We went a different way and got plates: I got the chiche taouk (chicken) and the wife got the mixed plate with sausage, lamb, and chicken. We both got humous and eggplant with our meals, as well as the wonderful rice. The meal came with a large stack of pita bread. Her plate was 18.00 euro and mine was 16.50. It was a huge amount of food and we could barely finish. My chicken was absolutely delicious. If we were in the States and had a frig we would have gotten a doggy bag, but that was not possible here. We really enjoyed our meal. It is a family owned place that is a take out place in the front and the small restaurant in the back. We had to ask for the restaurant because it was not clear at the beginning. When we were there, which admittedly was very early by Paris standards, the restaurant was empty except for us. The wife was very helpful as the waiter and showed us pictures of the different dishes. Her English was very good. I would definitely return.

We found this place tryin gto avoid the touristy area. We walked from musee d'orsay away from the…read moreSeine towards St. Germain and passed St. Germain. Then we walked up a few streets and made a right. This is the best Lebanese restaurant ever! It was also the best restaurant we went to in Paris. Totally family owned. The wife cooks and the husband is the waiter. They are really nice and speak English. He gave free refills on my tea and free refills on the pita bread. I had the kafta with rice, parsely tomato salad, hummus (best hummus we ever had), some sort of tomato salsa, and some sort of cream. It was alot of food so definately had big portions = good value for your money. Baklava came warm and crispy. It was the best baklava ever. Everything was homemade.

Great food (we had pizzas), great service, fair price. HIghly recommend. Great neighborhood placeread more

Tres agréable bistrot avec une excellente cuisine. Ils offrent 3 plats du jour, des classiques…read more(steak tartare, daurade, entrecôte) des pizzas remarquables . Service attentif et impeccable

This restaurant is like the pits top of all other restaurant, well.. depending on what you are…read moresearching for :) .

The best late night snack ever, actually with all the cheese you get in your crepe, it's a whole…read moremeal, and for very little money. He put in all kinds of different cheeses, not your pre-shredded junk you get in cheap places in the US. And the dessert crepe was tasty too. Check it out.

First thing I ate after getting to our Airbnb after getting lost in the subway and it really hit…read morethe spot. So good, in fact, that we returned the following day with friends and it was also a hit!

Great find in Paris. Delicious Pakistani / Indian/ Kashmiri food. It was flavorful. Not a huge fan…read moreof the desserts there. But their Korma is delicious.

Great atmosphere and color of room. True Indian/paki food. Walked by another Indian restaurant that…read moreactually has a logo of an American Indian Chief. (And basic American hamburgers and Mexican food!) Chicken curry is awesome.

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.

3.5 stars. This place has really delicious food. My girlfriend and I struggled because we do not…read moreread French (their menu is only in French), however the waiter was more than accommodating in helping us. We got all vegetarian dishes, and after informing him we did not want meat, he arranged this for us. It ended up being delicious! It was 9 of their smaller appetizer dishes, of which the falafel and pureed smoked eggplant was the best! The Lebanese red wine was also pretty good, and this was our first time ever having Lebanese wine. This place is VERY small. They have roughly 8-9 tables at max. I would probably wouldn't come back if I visit Paris again, however, if you're in the area and want mediterranean food, try it out!

Lovely little restaurant with simple food done well. We had a mixed grill that came with several…read moresmall plate starters, kafta and chicken. It tasted authentic and delicious. The host/waiter was so welcoming and helpful when we had questions. I used broken French and he used broken English to communicate, we had no problems understanding one another. Service was wonderful and the food was too!

Well we were tired, walking around Saint-Germain Christmas shopping. It was already 2pm and we…read moreneeded a break...lots of restaurants in the little streets by the market and we thought Da Pietro looked authentic Italian. Two great pizzas, Regina and Diabola, 50cls of rouge, 2 double espressos later and 51€. Really good pizza, great service, friendly Unfortunate in a way that we had to sit downstairs in so far as the upstairs was absolutely full but on the other hand we had a small room and thus very attentive service Definitely worth returning to try the lasagne Recommended! (Sorry about the picture but hey....eating came first, it was late...!) PS...forgot to say the sauces were fresh tomatoes not some nasty stuff from a bottle and the dough is being mixed downstairs before your very eyes!

Snobbish and rude service, both the owner and waiter. We went in at around 10pm last night just…read morewanting to have a dessert and coffee. They gave us a table but when we proceeded to order, the waiter told us that they were the best Italian restaurant and that we couldn't just order dessert. We had to order a meal. He took the menu and basically asked us to leave. Avoid this location. There is no place for treating customers that way.