It was really good. Even though it was packed it was really good experience. The service was really good. Food as spicy as expected. I got piment level of 3 which was upto my spice level. Really happy with the experience. read more

Not bad for sichuan noodles in europe. Having had really good hand pulled noodles in the bay area/seattle/nyc the pasta noodles and spice level didn't meet expectations but the flavor profile was not bad. We got spicy level 2 & 3 for the sichuan beef soup and dandan noodles w/o soup and had to ask for additional chili sauce. This was actually spicy and that made it a lot better. I'd reccomend coming here if you are craving asian flavors in paris, but nothing to write home about if you have had good noodles before. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - ravioli - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

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This Szechuan restaurant serves up a mean noodle dish...with heat to boot! I'm a huge fan of spicy food, and I got a recommendation from an acquaintance to try Trois Fois out. I arrived around opening for lunch, and I was fortunate to get a seat inside-- within 30 minutes, people were lining up outside the door for a seat in the tiny establishment. I opted for dry dan-dan noodles, level 2 spiciness (on a scale from 0-5). I admit, level 2 was just the right level of spicy for me: the heat builds, but that's how I like spicy dishes. The noodles themselves were tender and chewy, and the dish overall was well-worth the trip over. It was a bit expensive (10 euros) for one dish, but for the experience, it was well-worth it. I would love to return for another meal soon! read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Dan-dan noodles (level 2 spiciness). - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

First impressions: small and cramped but charming and warm (upper 40s outside). Staff seemed friendly and food smelled good Food: I ordered the Sichuan beef noodle soup and my sister and brother ordered the Dan Dan noodle soup. We also ordered two orders of their dumpling as appetizers. The dumplings were good. Nothing special to write home about but decent (I prefer pan fried dumplings to boiled ones) but the sauce it came with was very good. It had bits of crushed peanuts in it and was sweet and savory and spicy. The Sichuan beef soup was awful. It had no taste whatsoever aside from spicy from the amount of chili oil in it. I love spicy so this wasn't a problem (I ordered level 3 but could have gone up to 4 out of 5)... I'm used to chili oil being aromatic and enhancing a dish, but this was just oily heat. The soup was so bland, like it needed more salt or something. In the end I separated the noodles from the soup because I felt like I was just drinking spicy oil water. The noodles were also bland and tasteless and a tad overdone (mushy) I asked for a side of the sauce that went with the dumplings to eat with the noodles and beef to hopefully salvage the meal but I was refused. I was told I can only have the sauce if I ordered another order of dumplings then she can give me extra sauce for the noodles. No freaking way. So I ended up leaving practically the entire meal (soup and separated noodles) at the table. Final thoughts: I ate a little bit of my sister's Dan Dan noodle soup, the soup was marginally better but the noodles were just as bland and tasteless. Best to get the noodles dry with no soup. Or just get the dumplings. Or just skip this place altogether. Blech! read more

A must every time I come to Paris. I've tried and loved everything on their menu...you absolutely cannot go wrong with anything here.

Didn't expect to eat Chinese food during my trip to Paris, but we wanted something different than the typical French food we'd had for the last handful of meals (mostly duck, lamb, and steak). This place was close to where we were staying, and we were craving spicy food, so it seemed to check all the boxes. When we arrived the (very small) restaurant was full but we were seated within a few minutes. The whole time people were waiting outside, so it appears to be fairly popular. We got the spicy dumpling soup and beef noodles. For each we got level 1 spice since the previous reviews made it seem like I would die at level 3. The waiter said no one had ordered level 4 or 5 all day, so that further terrified us into getting level 1. Though both dishes were absolutely delicious, I could have likely handled level 2 as it wasn't really spicy. For reference, at an Indian restaurant I'll usually do a level 3 or 4 out of 10. And with chicken wings I don't usually like hotter than buffalo or "hot" sauce. Anyway, now that you know my dietary preferences, just wanted to say the food was delicious and I highly recommend for anyone else who hits the "I don't want duck again tonight" wall that we hit in Paris. read more

Hole in the wall place, and AMAZING flavorful food. Service was great. Simple menu and we ordered the Dan Dan noodles w/o soup and chilli wonton dumplings in soup. As for the latter dish, I thought I could handle the spice, and we asked for level 2 spice. Note to self, start with level 1 with spicy sauce on the side. :) Will certainly come back again on my next visit to Paris! read more

Best meal in Paris so far. Wonderful noodle shop. Worth the wait. I had the minced pork but beef and vegetarian dishes looked great. Attentive service. Piping hot. Trendy but comfort. Bravo. read more

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There is definitely a hyphe to this place. Overall, cool ambience, decent service for Paris, and good smell. The food wasn't my favorite actually. Maybe I ordered wrong, but I just found it to be very meat heavy. Like crazy meat heavy! I think for others they prob really enjoy it, but the dish I ordered was again too meat heavy. Wowwwww the spice was definitely there, which made me happy. I visit family regularly to visit in-laws in France & miss my spice. Just note that there spice levels are more on par w US Asian restaurants plus some. Service isn't bad, but super speedy compared to other places in France. Hate feeling rushed. The line was wiiiiiild so give yourself time to get through the line. Not saying don't go, just know what kind of food you want for the day! Good one à cold cold day. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

Admittingly, I was looking for something a little different in the Parisian food scene than escargot or duck breasts. We arrived around 19h for dinner and there was a line out the door, but not too bad. The place is very small and cozy (about 3 tables below and a few more on the second floor. The stairs to the second floor are a bit tight, especially for a taller person). We were seated momentarily after waiting about 5 mins in line. The wait staff was very friendly and attentive. We ordered the peppercorn dumplings with the soup and beef noodles with soup between the both of us. Both of the spice level were a level 1, which were disappointing because it made us wish we'd ordered a level 2. We normally eat medium spicy levels...so I think if you are like us, maybe a level 2 spicy will be satisfying! I would like to meet people who tried their level 5 spiciness! Apparently, no one that day has dared to! Must have been super spicy! The food left our lips deliciously numbing! Figuretively and physically! Would definitely want to come back the next time I am in Paris! read more

I keep coming back for more! I had been craving spicy Chinese noodles after having been in Paris for over a month, and to my surprise, this restaurant had authentic DanDan noodles - my favorite! I have already been twice - once on a Wednesday night at around 7:20pm (15 minute wait) and on a Friday afternoon at around 1:15pm (no wait). My bf and I ordered the dumplings (Ravioli à la sauce sichuanaise for €5.20) to share and each ordered the DanDan Noodles (Nouilles DanDan avec soupe for €10.40). You can adjust the spice level from levels 1 to 5. My friend recommended the level 2 for a slight kick that's not unbearably spicy - it was perfect for my taste! The restaurant is very small, which explains why there always seems to be a line. But if you go off-peak hours, you might be lucky enough not to have to stand on line. Even if you do, I'd say it's absolutely worth the wait. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Ravioli à la sauce sichuanaise (€5.20) - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

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Decided to come on a Sunday night for a last meal in Paris. Arrived around 10 and there was a long line out the door....probably waited 20-minutes before getting a table. It's very cozy inside but service is fast and attentive. We ordered a noodle dish and some dumplings (at the lowest spice level). As other reviewers mentioned, it is so spicy!!! We tried to order one type of dumplings but our server strongly recommended that it was not a good idea, haha. Well, okay then!! Of the dumplings we ordered, we got a 2nd order...they were too die for. Everything was to die for but I couldn't feel my tongue after! Great meal. read more

Trios fois plus de piment is a great noodle spot, especially if you're looking for something spicy! I recommend the Dan Dan and the beef noodle soup and you HAVE to get the raviolis (they were the best part). The place is small but comforting, the staff is very nice and they will even pack up your food for take away if you don't finish! I enjoy fairly spicy food, and the level 2 was perfect. Highly recommend this spot !! read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Pork Dan Dan noodles with soup (level 2 spicy) & raviolis - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

Yum! We decided to try this restaurant on a whim after visiting the Louvre. After all the walking in the museum, I was ready for some spicy noodles! The menu was in French and Chinese. The restaurant is tiny, but they make good use of the space squeezing people here and there. Very modern, industrial decor. Servers were super friendly, but didn't speak English all that well. We had an easier time communicating in Mandarin. We ordered the Ravioli à la sauce sichuanaise (spicy dumplings) appetizer. Delicious dumplings covered in peanuts and hot oil. No worries though, it's not as spicy as it looks. I ordered the Dan Dan noodles. Again more delicious peanut and hot oil toppings with ground pork and green onions. With all of those spices, can things even taste bad?? A bit on the sour side, but it filled my spicy noodle craving perfectly on the cold rainy day. read more

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Our group actually stumbled across this place on a whim. We were specifically in the area to dine elsewhere but upon arrival we found out that we wouldn't be able to eat there that night due to the wait. As we walked by, there was a menu out front that we took a look at and everything sounded right up our alley! Trois Fois Plus de Piment wasn't open for dinner yet so we waited around 15 minutes out front. Once the restaurant was open for business, it filled up quickly! The restaurant is pretty small with limited seating so it wouldn't be a good spot for a large group. By the time we were done with our meal, there was even a line of people waiting outside to dine at Trois Fois Plus de Piment! The four of us got a few appetizers and each of us ordered a noodle dish for our entree. We tried the dumplings and a beef dish - yum! Be extremely cautious about the spiciness level you order. When it comes to Szechuan food, they do not mess around! If you're in the area looking for some spicy noodles, this is a great place to check out. Be careful though, you might need to wait a while outside if it's a busy night! read more

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I totally regret coming here, but I'm totally to blame. We had spotted this little restaurant in our neighborhood. Everytime I've walked by, it's been packed and outside there's always a long line of locals waiting to get a table. We decided we would try this place on Sunday night since we love Asian food and it looked like the local hot spot. On Sunday evenings it doesn't open until 7 pm. We happened to get there at 6:45 pm, so we hopped in the line and we were in the first seating. FYI: It looks itsy bitsy, but there's additional tables upstairs. While waiting for our table, I opened the Yelp app and read some reviews. OH NO! The dreaded Szechuan peppercorns and their total mouth numbing sensation they bring. There's some dishes that mention Szechuan in their titles, so we thought we'd just avoid those since I don't enjoy: - my entire mouth going numb - tingling lips - not being able to taste my food We decided on the Vermicelli noodles and the spicy ravioli soup. The waitress said the vermicelli noodles were crazy spicy and suggested we shouldn't order that dish and this was without us saying a word beside our order. So, then I tried to ask if it was normal spicy (which I love) or if it was the Szechuan peppercorn numbing spice, and I think we were on the same page that it was the peppercorn, so we opted not to get that dish. So we swapped that order to the dry pork noodle dish and stuck with our ravioli soup. We ordered both of our dishes with a spice level of 1 (out of 5) and we LOVE spice. So I was actually a little reluctant because I didn't want our dishes to be bland. Our dishes looked great! Upon first slurp of my soup, my mouth was TOTALLY NUMB! Oh no! I thought these dishes didn't have the peppercorns. dammit. And this was level one! The ravioli dish was a totally numbing experience, but the dry pork noodle dishes wasn't quite as intense. I totally regret coming here! It was like torture. I love food so much, but not food I can't taste because my entire mouth is numb and my lips are quivering. Eating the soup made me just so sad. Heads up: The menu is small and every dish has these peppercorns, so only come here if you're after some numbing mouth feel. Despite my total regret of coming here and the feeling of utter torture as we made our way through our dishes, I still say it's a solid choice. The decor is cute, the prices are affordable and the service speedy, but friendly! Just beware of the peppercorns and know that your mouth will be tingling. If you come here, I suppose this is what you're after. I just don't get it. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Dry pork noodles - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

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Sichuan food is one of my favorite things because it reminds me of my grandma's style of cooking. This place was just a last minute pop in while we were shopping in Marais after seeing a few museums. I am so glad I saw the sign and my interest was piqued when I saw a pile of peppers in the display window. We went inside and ordered the minced pork onion dumplings in a spicy garlic sesame sauce and a bowl of beef noodle soup spicy level 2. Amazing. I was really not expecting much from a Sichuan restaurant in Paris but I was so wrong! The 5 dumplings were cooked to perfection and so soft. The pork and chives/Onions melt in your mouth, and the garlic sauce added the right amount of kick to the dish. The garlic is super strong and lingered on our breath for hours, so fair warning. The beef noodle soup was equally delicious. The broth was spicy where a bit of your tongue was numbed, but in a good way. And the beef was cooked so well they it tore apart when the chopsticks touched them. It was 17€ in total which is not a bad deal at all. If you crave spice and hot soup, I highly recommend coming here. read more

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Excellent Szechuan food, yet to find an alternative here in the US. We got there around 2:30PM, shortly before closing and there was still a line...The staff is efficient though. The girl came out to show people the menu and actually take orders from the first few folks in line, so that by the time you sit down your food comes to you. We also found out that you could order out via Deliveroo, which made life considerably easier and we had it a second time the following day as a late night snack. The staff also had a funny way of describing how spicy the food was...She said she could handle up to level 2 (out of 10), but even that is already "violent." My girlfriend and I got scared by that and just went to level 0.5 and 1. We got the raviolis (dumplings), beef soup, and ground pork noodles...All of which were awesome. read more

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYbk2FmfG5E It was a rainy cold day in Paris and I craved for something hot and what not better than Sze Chuan Spicy Beef Noodle soup. I arrived early before opening and had to come back at 7PM and I did speak to them in Chinese (Mandarin). I wish I had a larger serving size given the price in Euros and for the soup to be hotter in terms of temperature not spice. Noodles very tender and I got spicy level 1 which is easily do-able (not hot at all for me) I recommend this restaurant and friendly staff. Food is delicious and my mouth-waters each time I look at my video. I would eat here again when I am in Paris! Surprisingly there is more reviews on Google than on Yelp for this restaurant for once lol read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

Another random but fortunate find!! Happened to walk by this place around lunchtime & saw that there were crowds of people waiting to eat here. We thought it was a little odd but decided to scour the menu at least. We had already decided on a lunch place so didn't stop by, but came back for dinner. So glad we did! The line was already about 9-10 parties in by 6:45. They open 7:00PM on the dot, so try to arrive a bit earlier than that. The restaurant is cramped but fits about 30ish people probably. It was a rainy night and yet, there were lines of people before, during, and after our meal. We ordered the dumplings, beef noodle soup, and dan dan noodles. The dumplings at level 1 spice, were randomly very spicy. Much more so than the noodles that we got at level 2 spices. I would say if you're into spicy food, you could easily go with 2 or 3. The waitress said "The level 2 is normal for us." By 'us', she meant Asians lol. Anyway - some of the best Szechuan noodles and dumplings we've ever had. Spicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked noodles. Would definitely come back the next time we're in Paris!! read more

This is a nice little restaurant in one of the smaller streets of Paris. I think it's a great location since there are a bunch of eateries and watering holes nearby. The place is somewhat small but cosy and authentic. It was a busy night but we stood in line for no more than 15 minutes before getting a table for two upstairs. The noodles remind me Taiwanese beef noodle soups if you had it before. The base broth tastes exactly the same (to me) but there are some differences... Well notably the use of bamboo as well as cabbage instead of bon choy. I believe the level of spiciness commensurate with the amount of chilli oil on the dish. If you had Szechuan food before, I would describe their signature noodle as similar to a lot of Sichuan dishes where it's not uncommon for a thick layer of chilli oil to cover your dish , e.g. like a spicy catfish dish. I also tried the Chinese herbal tea... And it's really Wong Lo Kat but from a cab and not brewed in house. Overall we had an enjoyable xperience especially on a cold night. read more

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I came here about a year ago with my partner, braving the cold and waiting for a solid 20 minutes in line. I like Deux Fois Plus de Piment (https://goo.gl/dmpdx9), and was excited to try the Sichuan version of noodle soup. I remember liking Trois Fois (though I had ordered the Dan Dan noodles and regretted not trying the spicy beef noodle bowl), so when I was in the mood for spicy soup last week, my friend and I met up here. It wasn't spectacular. At 12 on the dot, we were herded through the doors and up the winding staircase like cattle (though cattle certainly couldn't fit up the staircase--it's narrower than most people), squeezed uncomfortably between other couples, and waited on with angry impatience. The waitress hurriedly took our order, snapped at us when we asked for more water, and charged the diner next to us 2€ for a smidgen of fresh cilantro. My friend and I shared dumplings to start (these were only okay--they had good flavor with the garlic, peanuts, and chili oil drizzled on top, but their rubbery quality felt more factory than fresh). I don't remember the "soup" being so oily. Of course one would expect copious amounts of chili oil in Sichuan cuisine, but I'm not sure there was any broth in this bowl at all! We couldn't finish our beef noodles as we would have liked--not because it was too spicy, but because it felt like we were filling our stomachs with pure grease. As soon as we were done, our bowls were whisked away and we were pushed downstairs to pay at the cash register. The line of people waiting to pay went halfway up the stairs. I remember space being tight the last time I dined here, but somehow in the span of a year the place seems to have become less about the enjoyment of spicy cuisine and more about a quick buck. read more

This is my favorite restaurant in Paris. Maybe the world. We spent 6 days in Paris on our honeymoon and ate here for dinner 3 times. It was totally a happy accident--we were originally trying to get into something a bit more classically Parisian but had the sudden craving for Sichuan food (we eat it often at home in NYC). Yelped this restaurant, figured there wasn't much of a Chinese food scene in Paris, but wow were we mistaken. We got there a few minutes before dinner service and there was a line that extended to the corner of the block. Seemed like we were onto something. The first time we were there we made the mistake of going with niveau 3. We love spicy food and handle it well and while this was definitely something we could tolerate, it definitely slowed us down and made finishing the bowls a bit of a challenge. That's why we went back! Niveau 2 was perfect for us generally, and the wontons in chili soup/oil was better at niveau 1. Wish we could find something comparable in the US. Oh well, guess well just have to plan more trips to Paris! read more

A little line, cash only ... Great/Friendly service, Price is inexpensive. Food is ok, got the Dan Dan noodles and it comes with beef and peanuts and you can order your spicyness level, took the 0.5 but maybe next time I'll try level 1. And the noodles are a bit al dente. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Dan Dan noodles with soup. 0.5 spicyness - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

Five stars! I struggle to find something spicy in Paris and I finally tried this place and it is SPICY. I'm used to ordering the most spicy things in California and usually have to convince the waitress not to give me white girl level but this place brought the heat. I did a level 3 and had to blow my nose many times and cried. A perfect meal. (Also tastes good) read more

I had high hopes for this place and when we arrived, there was a line of about 12 people out the door which seemed like a good sign. The line went quickly and we waited for only about 20 minutes. The place is very small and prepare to squeeze up a tiny spiral staircase if you have to be seated upstairs. The spiciness levels are 0.5 to 5. My husband ordered the Sichuan Beef Noodle Soup, spicy level 2. I ordered the Dumpling soup (wontons), spicy level 3. The beef noodle soup was good enough but I think the flavor could have been deeper. If you've had other Chinese beef noodle soups, this seemed comparable, but I definitely have had better. My dumpling soup was very heavy on the Sichuan peppercorns, so instead of a depth of flavor it was kind of perfumey and a little sour, and despite the spice level of 3 it was not spicy for me at all. BUT, because of the Sichuan peppercorns, my tongue went totally numb like I had just gone to the dentist and gotten shot up with Lidocaine. It was a little unnerving, especially since it wasn't even spicy for me but my body was having all the wrong reactions. Maybe I'm just not used to Sichuan peppercorns? I don't know, but I wasn't liking the flavor or the complete numbness factor. If I went again, I would order the Sichuan beef noodle soup but at a higher spice level. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Dumpling (wonton) soup, spicy level 3. Very heavy on the Sichuan peppercorns and leaves a numbness on your tongue. - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

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I love, love Szechuan and spicy food in general. You can't take the Asian out of the girl, even when she's in Paris. I can go three days before I start hankering for some heat. By the time I walked over here from the Musee d'Orsay, I was delirious from hunger pangs. So you can imagine this massive reprieve that flowed over me when I bit into the spicy dumplings and noodles and washed it all down with a frosty bottle of Tsingtao. I felt like a new human. I don't even know what I ordered. It was the most popular dishes. I also asked for spicy level 2 and I think that was the perfect level for me. All I know is that I was very satisfied and walked out recharged and very happily tipsy. read more

Mouth watering, spicy explosion of flavors! One of the best comfort food Chinese places in Paris! The dan dan noodles was my favorite dish here. I asked for spicy and they actually made it spicy to my liking! The food was made and delivered to us in 45 mins! Highly recommend! read more

There's a bit of a hype train around this family of restaurants and it's well deserved insofar as the food is good and is served quickly - but it's always got a line and the dining space is tiny and you feel like you are being rushed in and out. Worth stopping by - and don't be ashamed to choose level 1 spice if you're not looking for a lot of spice. Even level 1 has a bit of background spice to it. It is Szechuan cooking, after all :-) read more

Sooo good experience, after not having to make the queue on top of that. Place probably just opened when we got there or something. We got seated right away, right away. The place is usually having a line of 30people strong so we felt lucky, I have to admit this may be influencing my judgment a bit, bringing the 5th stars to a normally 4th? Not sure :-) but still great food there!! So good, perfect balance lots of broth delicious meat, plenty in your ball to eat, nice noodles. Really good. We had the first level of spicyness btw 1 to 3, and it was perfect. Leaving you plenty possibility to taste the food without being overwhelmed but the spices. Fast service, friendly not invasive staff. Super small tables and narrow seats but does not ruin the experience considering you don't stay long and it feels like a different place. Will go back or order for pick up not to make the queue read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Schichuan with beef level 1 - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

Omg. This is a real find. I had the beef noodle soup and it was just the thing on a rainy October night. There's always a line. Try coming 10 mins before opening to get served in. The guest round. I also notice they do takeaway. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

What a fabulous hole in the wall in Paris! All the noodles are homemade and boy can you tell! When my husband and I arrived we were welcomed with a 30 min line out the door but it must mean the wait is worth it! Boy was it worth it. I ordered the classic Dan Dan noodles with a spice level of .5 and it was spicy enough for me. My husband who is vegetarian also got his vegetarian bowl in a spice level of 1 and he has to eat it with an equal amount of water to kill the spice. I would highly recommend this spot when your craving for something flavorful and spicy in Paris! read more

Yum! I am so glad I tried out this place despite the other terrifying reviews. First off, it's not that spicy. Yes, the peppers numbs your tongue but slightly and it goes away. My French boyfriend is terrified of spice and he was able to enjoy his meal. This place is really popular so there will always be a 30 minute minimum wait if you do not come when they first open. They speak Chinese, English, and French here. The menu is simple with two appetizer and about ten or so noodle options with or without soup. You can adjust the spicy level from 0.5 to 5. They quickly seat you if you make it to the front of the line and bring you chopsticks, napkins, cups, and water. But they really pack you in and I found it difficult to move. We ordered the raviolis to start. You get five pieces and we had them at 0.5 spicy. There was a little kick to them but it was completely manageable. They were homemade and delicious. So good. Then we got the dan dan noodle sans soup at 1 spicy for me and the dry pork noodles at 0.5 for him. The dan dan noodles were good but a little too much vinegar. 1 spicy was nothing! I could have done 3 or 4. My boyfriend loved his dish and his noodles were thicker than mine. His tongue was slightly numb but he did not find his dish spicy. He was sweating when he tried mine. I wish they offered desserts but they did not. Our meal came out under 30€ which is amazing in Paris. They also do deliveries through all the major food apps so you can enjoy them from home! read more

Soooo delicious. For good food always follow the line in front of the door! We had the spicy dumplings as appetizer, with peanuts and a spicy sauce made the dish very addictive. There's 5 levels of spiciness to their noodles and fair warning it can get spicy but my husband and I can tolerate it so we got level 3 but I think I could have done level 4 for my DanDan noodles. The spicy beef noodle soup of excellent with savory beef. And the DanDan noodles was super good, I actually felt sad at the end of my meal knowing I had finished it! Definitely would have gone multiple times if I hadn't discover this spot too late in my trip!! read more

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why on earth do people give this place good reviews? Either you do not have any taste buds (which would make sense depending on the spice level you get) or you just think its good because you don't really know what chinese food is (the chinese food in Paris is actually sh*t compared to Toronto imho). SALT-Y is the one word i would use to describe this place. I had the dan dan noodles with zero spice level. Yeah, I know people come here for the spice but I can't eat spicy things. Anyway, this was the SALTIEST noodle bowl I have ever had in my entire being. I understand that if you come here and order it spicy, you can't even get a true feeling of the actual flavour of the noodles when compared to zero spice. But I had it with no spice and seriously it was like they poured an entire salt shaker into it. I had to pour a whole cup of hot water into my soup base and mix my noodles around to be able to even eat it. DISGUSTING. How do people still come here and line up out the door?! If someone paid me to come here and eat a noodle bowl, I would pay them so I wouldn't have to go. Extreme? Yes, because it was really that bad. On the bright side though, the raviolis were amazing. The soy sauce (or whatever sauce) they put on it was fantasticcc and had a little kick to it as well. The peanuts on the top were a nice touch too. I hope being are coming just to eat these and nothing else.... read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Ravioli - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

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Walked past this small nicely lit restaurant last night & it's packed with locals. Lotsa cyclists were waiting outside for their takeAways as well. Gave it a try for lunch & i like it. Like it that we can choose from a scale of 1-5 for spice :) taste like the Xiang la dishes we have back in s'pore. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Spicy level 3 vermicelli with beef - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

Very very good. If you are looking for good noodle soup, you found the perfect spot! If you like spicy food, even better! You can choose your spicy level. I personally picked level 2 and it was enough. Level 3 is not for everybody (I can't imagine level 5) However, after a very long wait due to their popularity, the server just wants to know what you'll get to bring it to you. The service isn't very good. I understand they are trying to be as fast as they can, but at this point it looks like they want more customers to get more money instead of trying to make you have a nice time. A nice time you will have, but it's only thanks to the food. Service and atmosphere are not their forte, at least, when I was there. read more

If I could give them zero stars, trust me, I would. One of the good things about France is that they give priority to pregnant women. The busiest and most popular restaurants still give priority to pregnant women. I am in my third trimester -- do you really want to piss off a hungry pregnant woman? They expected me to sit by the toilet while my husband waited in line outside. Are you kidding me? They wanted us to wait over a half hour. It was a complete zoo in there. Unacceptable. Never going back there again. Hell no. read more

Great Sichuan noodles. Spicy level 1 was great for the Sichuan beef noodles - you get the spiciness but don't loose your tastebuds. Great flavorful broth. The dumplings are a must! Efficient service. Highly recommend to arrive 10 minutes before they open so you don't have to wait as long for a table. read more

Trois Fois Plus de Piment - Sichuan beef noodle soup - Szechuan Near Me - Paris, 75

REALLY good Sichuan food! I'm from California & live in Paris, and this lived up to the best Sichuan food I've had in CA. Spice level 3 is VERY spicy (the kind that numbs your tongue), even for us Californians. 1 & 2 were good for us. read more