The friendly staff welcomed us to a nice venue before we dug in to one of the best all you can eat…read morebuffets we have ever tried. The fried cheese sticks are to die for, the sea food choices are amazing and even the desserts are good. Warmly recommended!

My wife & I were so surprised to find an AYCE Chinese buffet restaurant in the middle of Paris in…read morethe Montparnasse area. There is a good focus on seafood and grilled meats. The oysters were so fresh & tasty & the giant grilled shrimp are can't miss. What they lack in service, they make up in food. This place is always packed so make sure to make a reservation.

We just finished visiting the Eiffel Tower in the pouring rain and headed back to our hotel. We…read morewere able to find this pretty awesome place for a hole-in-the-wall GEM of a Chinese/Thai restaurant. They were closing but I think the owner felt sorry for us and took us in out of the rain. A lot of Chinese restaurants are heavy handed with the salt back in the States, but not this place. Certainly worth a go when visiting Paris. We ordered LOTS of food. Shrimp spring rolls served with greens on the side, shrimp dumplings, stir fried noodles with beef, Satay beef, chicken with pineapple, Cantonese fried rice and a side of white rice. Consider this place if you're craving Asian food... And yes, that's the Eiffel Tower on the lower left hand side of the photograph.

Very long on take away orders. I tried two times, and both times it was insanely long. Other people…read morecame in and ordered and got their food before I did.

It was worth the money! 23 Europe's for all you can eat kbbq! Service was great and food was good…read more Definitely recommend especially if you are trying to get extra protein in!

Upon arrival, you have a choice between all-you-can-eat BBQ or hotpot. We opted for the grill as I…read morewas in the mood to eat some grilled meats! This is one of the best self-BBQ buffet restaurants I have ever dined at. If you've had Korean BBQ, then you understand the whole cook it yourself concept. I have to say that the meat quality here is top grade (France is quite strict with their meat standards) and much better than the majority of self-BBQing places I've dined at around the world (even tastier than some places in Asia). Everything is self-serve so you can grab all your meats inside the fridges they have upfront with your plate. They have everything you can think of, ranging from beef to lamb, chicken, seafood, veggies, etc. And they replenish it very fast as well! I can almost guarantee you'll be in one of the biggest food comas after you walk out that door (well worth it for such damn tasty food). PS - If you can speak some type of Chinese (Cantonese, Teo Chew or Mandarin) or Vietnamese, it'll help tremendously as their English is very limited. If you speak French you'll be a-okay.

My friends and I were greeted with ominous skies and chilly temps our first evening in Paris, so…read morewhen we happened upon this place, the photos of steaming bowls of ramen and udon won us over! We didn't know it at the time, but there is a plethora of Japanese-style restaurants all over Paris, in case you're feeling so inclined. I say "style" because a lot of these place don't seem very authentic and are owned by other Asian ethnicities. Sure enough, the young woman who greeted us as we entered the restaurant was Chinese, and the picture of the udon that enticed me had bean sprouts and slices of salmon sashimi in it, but I still went for it! I immediately ordered some hot green tea and it came to us SCALDING hot, fyi. I love my hot beverages really really hot but this was a wee bit too hot, even for me. I ordered the tempura udon (with its salmon sashimi slices) and you know what? It wasn't bad at all. It had that good familiar udon soup flavor and the noodles were cooked fine. The tempura was lightly fried, not too greasy, and the sprouts and salmon sashimi slices, while unusual, were fine. My friends' food took a really long time to come out though, so I don't know what that was all about (they'd ordered yakitori combos and the skewers took forever!). I had a satisfying, reasonably-priced meal here and really, sometimes that's all you can ask for in such a touristy area. STEPH JUDGEMENT: An OK option for Japanese-style food near the Notre Dame area.

Zenyama is now called Chez Wang (a part of the sign says Zenyama, the other part says Chez Wang)…read moreand they serve Chinese food already made in trays by weight. They also have soup noodles that they will cook when you order it. Their wifi username still says "Zenyama". For a simple takeaway (take out) place where you go get grub to fill your belly, I did not have high expectations. But what I saw appalled me. We ordered noodle soup and the woman at the counter (seemed to be the owner), screamed when the food elevator came up with the food. Apparently our noodle soup bowls spilled and got everywhere. Instead of getting us new bowls of food, she SCOOPED the spilled noodles and ingredients on the tray back into the bowls. That's a definite NO! She thought I didn't see it and wanted to pretend nothing happened. Funny, if she didn't scream earlier, I wouldn't have paid her any notice.. Second, we also ordered the summer roll they had out on the counter. I had a bad feeling about it after thinking about the spilled noodle incident. Yup, the shrimp in the summer rolls were SOUR. Third, the food trays they had out were NOT refrigerated. Maybe they do things different here in France and so there are not health food code violations for not keeping the food at a certain temperature but that's another no in my book. Fourth, they overcharged us for our food. Idiots thought I can't add? Seriously, getting a couple extra euros was worth it to you? Lastly, the bathroom was appalling. If there is a correlation between the state of the bathroom and the state of the kitchen, I can only hope I won't be hugging the porcelain king tonight. Dear Yelpers, stay FAR away from this place!

Got off one stop early to explore and see what was available for dinner and happy I did. Started…read morewith the Shanghai dumplings, pork and Bok Choi plus the seafood soup. The soup had just the right amount of spicy with plenty of shrimp, scallops and vegetables. The dumplings were tasty and added a dash of hot sauce to bring out the flavor. For the entree we had monkfish with basil and black mushrooms with bamboo. The flavor was nice on the monkfish and the sauce did not overpower the flavor. And how can you go wrong with mushrooms, carrots and bamboo in a brown sauce. The staff were very accommodating and brought us the menu in English. Definitely with the stop in if you are nearby.

The food is good. But this Chinese restaurant is very expensive. You have to pay extra for rice and…read morenoodles. So you actually just get a plate with meat. And if you see the prices you would expect some rice at least. There are a lot of frog dishes on the menu!

Eh this place went downhill. They have changed the chef/owners recently and it was subpar. I ate…read morehere with a friend and we both ordered different soups, (mine was the spicy one) and yet we were served literally the exact same soup. No difference between our soups. The beef in the soup was super fatty and my friend asked for a dish for us to put the excess fat trimmings and the server was like what? A dish? Why? (Which isn't exactly how servers should act, especially since we also ordered dumplings as appetizers and weren't given plates to eat them on.) The cool part was the Shanghai pork dumplings were being made in front of our eyes (and visible from the street), so u know they are fresh. However, the dumplings were kind of dry and with too much dough. Womp womp. Next time go across the street and have a nice meal at pho bida.

Its hard to to find a decent Chinese restaurant here in Paris without having to burn a hole in…read moreone's pocket these days. Therefore I am glad to have found Noodle Bar in the quieter part of Chinatown here in Paris. Situated in the 13th arrondissement, few minutes walk from Chez Tang Frere and Metro Porte D'ivry (Line 7) and Olympiades (Line 14), we had an above average dinner. We ordered 2 bowls of vegetarian noodle soup and a plate of stir-fried tofu,shiitake mushrooms with cabbage. The home-made noodles are nice and chewy as they should be. Unlike the other restos that charge you an outrageous 10 euros or more for factory-processed noodles, the prices here are decent. My husband had a quick look at the kitchen and the way the cooks and chef conducted themselves in the kitchen and we were pleased that everything was clean and proper! Bravo!!! Most of the diners here seemed to have opted for beef noodles and everyone looked happy with their orders. Overall, this is a great casual place for a nice low-key dinner if you're up for some decent-quality noodle dishes.

Needed some solid protein and was in need of a break from all the carbs and cheese. Seeing we had…read moresome time to kill, I gladly walked into Côté Sushi and was pleasantly delighted on the selection the featured. They have a wide variety of pre-packaged items including a variety of poke bowls, sushi rolls, sushi pieces, and nigiri. Paired with a few sides to select from including rice, miso soup, mango slices, and pineapples bits you can have a pretty healthy meal and not feel full or overly stuffed. I went with a few variations of salmon and was super impressed with the quality and freshness of everything. They serve all their boxes with solid quality chopsticks, mini soy sauce bottles (they're adorable), napkins, and a throwaway soy sauce holder. All in all I totally recommend if you're in the area.

il faut changer les horaires d'accueil; ecrire 14h au lieu de 14h 30. Etre plus accueillant meme si…read morele restaurant est fermé alors qu'il n'est supposé l'être.

Huge portions, tasty, fast service and very cheap, located in a nice quiet street. I'll definitely…read morego back !