So delicious!! This…read morefood reminds me of my childhood! The food is delicious; a Chinese- thai- Cambodian type of cuisine. The dining room is not that big but every restaurant in Paris is kind of small. The hot tea is not free like in America. What you want to get is the loc lac with a fried egg on top. Everything is better with a fried egg but the loc lack from siam@siam is one of the best I've had and I've been to south east Asia multiple times. It's clean and the people are extremely friendly. The restaurant is located in the heart of China town and everyone speak chiu chow there. Some of the younger waiters speak a little English so it's easier to navigate. Being in this neighbor hood always reminds me of summers as a child. I lived in the tokyo towers across the street and walked through geant to get to this restaurant. They have pictures so you can just point to what looks delicious. You won't be disappointed! Trust me!

We heard that they had one of the better stewed duck noodles soup (mì vt tim) in Paris, so wanted…read moreto try it out. The duck is well-cooked, the noodles are al dente, but people with high blood pressure should avoid the broth as it is outrageously salty. The Lào specialities are not good; one should instead go to specialist restaurants like Lao Lane Sang. The idea of an (almost) pan-Asian eatery (Chinese, Lào, Thái, Vit) is always a mystery to me, but the fact that it's full although located in a really hidden corner of Paris 13è shows that such places do have their clientèle, as do the French-Greek-Italian-Spanish eateries in Asia. Friendly staff.

Hubby & I dined here in 2017 when we were in China town visiting the area where he grew up. This…read morerestaurant is a little special to hubby as his dad would take his clients here all the time. It's amazing to see this place is still doing well. We dined here in the evening and the food was amazing; it had a Thai/Malaysian twist to it. The Tom Yum soup was good and the egg rolls were my favorite. Super crispy and different from the ones back home. I didn't care too much for the Pad Thai but I did enjoy the Fried Rice. The icing on the cake was the Mango Sticky Rice. It was delicious!

The food was fantastic and the service was even better. We really appreciated having a decent meal…read moreafter striking out a few times. They gave us a wonderful table right in the front and we were so appreciative of everything.

Getting in was a little bit of confusion - the IG said to call for reservations but when I called,…read morethey said no reservations. Whoever answered the phone also didn't speak English, which obviously is fine but I am just warning in case a fellow tourist tries to call! (i spoke Lao) We got there and waited in a line that wasn't too long. It was a mix of french people and non-french tourists, and they have both an English and french menu. We got the chicken laab, sausage, deep fried ribs, and beef with dipping sauce. After our first few days of delicate French food, this was a nice break. Everything was on point and the fried ribs were the best. All of the staff were so nice and attentive even with how hectic and busy it was. we bought tshirts to bring home and they threw in some cool stickers.

Sometimes you just need a break from French food while in Paris, and this spot totally delivered…read more Food: 5/5 The standout for me was the half cooked shrimp--lightly cooked, tender, and just bursting with flavor. It was so good we immediately wanted to order another round. Another highlight was the Pad See Ew, which was a refreshingly tart surprise. Unlike the sweeter version I'm used to in the States, this one leaned tangy with vinegar notes that really balanced the richness of the noodles. Both dishes were shareable, satisfying, and elevated beyond the usual takeout versions. My husband enjoyed trying Kir they carried, which paired beautifully with the food. We ended up sharing a few glasses, which really rounded out the meal. Total damage around 100 EUR. Vibes: 5/5 This place gets packed in the evenings. We initially waited about 20 minutes outside before being seated, but once inside, the buzz of the restaurant and the cozy setup made it worth it. It had a lively, local vibe that added to the fun of the night. All in all, If you're in Paris and craving something beyond French cuisine, this spot is a fantastic choice. Between the flavorful dishes, energetic atmosphere, and thoughtful drinks, it was the perfect change of pace during our trip. I'd absolutely go back, especially for those shrimp.

It was a bad expérience cause of the owner's daughter ! the food = not good and prices are too…read moreexpensives ! Thk u.

Went there on a hot evening, guided by Google reviews, when we couldn't bring ourselves to a…read morefurther trip after a hot, exhausting day. Found the food decent, not too europeanized, intended for sharing, as it should. The ambience was clean, though a bit bland and fast-foodish. We sat outside the restaurant in a bland inner yard surrounded by too much concrete with a vague smell of dog droppings about. Food is served virtually instantaneously. 3.5 stars for me; stars rounded up because the kids quite liked the flavors.

While in Paris we experienced the Cambodian food. We were desperately seeking a Chinese restaurant…read morebut to no avail. Luckily, we ran into a British guy that knew exactly where a Cambodian restaurant was and out of desperation we agreed that would suffice. After he mockingly yelled, "You want Chinese food here in Paris? Are you F@%ing jokin mon?" and we all had a hearty laugh he pointed us to the right location. The area was quant similar to NYC the real estate is hard to come by in Paris so we had to make way for a family of five right in the middle of the kitchen traffic, this was not pleasant but the food made up for it. Lot's of varieties to choose from, tasteful and although not a direct Cambodian fanny I enjoyed the mix of noodle, vegetable and curry sauce known as kroeung. Yes, similar to Indian curry but straight out of the Khmer kitchen although, geographically it did not make sense....Indian curry in a Cambodian restaurant in the middle France they still came out with four stars after all why should I penalize them for my ignorance right?

After a delayed and missed flight (my fault) we were very tired and wanted to have our first meal…read morein Paris. Since I am very fond of the Cambodian cuisine and the French colonized Cambodia for almost 90 years, hoping to find some excellent grub. Service was very disorganized and the server kept trying to talk us out of ordering items saying "they are too big for the 3 of us to share". I said it is fine I still want to proceed with the order. The food and service were both a let down. The price was on the high end and we will not go back.

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!

Better be late than never. I just realize I didn't review this place. I was really proud of the…read moreChinese Vietnamese chefs here, their dim sum were all so delicious, the decoration was amazing, you felt like you walked in a 5 stars restaurant in ShangHai. My brother treated us, we had not seen each other in 8 years, we had roast duck, banh cuon, Har kow, well everything on the menu. Everything was fresh n perfect, it was located in Paris Chinatown adjacent to the biggest supermarket. I love the VN food in Paris as the beef is 100% organic and they don't throw in a bag of sugar in everything like in Little Saigon. I hate how crowded Paris is but if it's up to me I'll go there just to eat! I haven't seen Palais Royal ot dined in Maxim's but my husband doesn't want long flights any more so it's only a dream. Highly recommended Chinese restaurant.

Very good quality. I like the service they were very polite and nice. And I like the ambiance too…read moreit's really good.

We were two English-speaking noobs wandering in late on a rainy weekday night. Spent about five…read moreminutes outside examining the menu and seeing if we should take the plunge or not. Clearly distressed at the world of available options in the area, it took a monumental effort to touch down and commit. The proprietor definitely took note of our conflicted state as we were pacing to and fro in clear view of the front window. Glad that he didn't judge! The experience was perfect from the moment we finally set foot inside and got a giant smile of a greeting. And we were promptly handed an English menu, nice. This happened to be our first stop in town, and it was far and above expectations. Talk about a diamond of a find--authentic Thai cuisine, least where one would expect to find it. The service was fantastic. And the food, wow, what can I say. Head and shoulders above all of the Thai restaurants that we've ever had stateside. We had a tom kha kai, duck red curry, and a minced beef with lemongrass and sticky rice dish. All excellent selections. Too bad we're so far apart, otherwise we'd come here all the time.

We love Thai food and this was our first Thai restaurant in Paris. The food was excellent -…read moreflavorful (not overly spicy) and presented well. We were disappointed that the vegetarian rolls weren't available but made up for it with three deserts (mango with sticky rice, Thai flan, coconut tapioca with milk) Recommend this for a casual, tasty and inexpensive night out!