So, this place is not Chinese, it is Vietnamese bobuns and banh mi. Not sure how to recategorize…read more Quick service, reasonable prices, authentic flavors. Got a grilled chicken banh mi, they gave me a large without asking, but it was only €4,70, so i let it slide. The small is apparently less than €4, and the large was honestly pretty large. Fredh veg, fresh bread, all in all, a good little sandwich for some different flavors, a little healthier than your average french sandwich, for a very tiny price.

Mange 2 Bout je l'ai decouvert cette année même si ça fait 4 ans que je pars en cours et que je…read morevois des personnes avec leus sacs Mange 2 Bout lors de leur pause déjeuner. Les pates sont tres bien cuites, les sauces proposées sont simples mais remplies toujours le ventre. Les soupes un vrai délice en plein hiver. Leurs salades remplissent de meme le ventre mais bon il y a vraiment beaucoup trop de laitue Surtout n'oublions le plus important: LE TIRAMISU L'un des meilleurs desserts au monde quand il est réussi. Mange 2 Bout fait l'un des meilleurs tiramisu que j'ai gouté à Paris; a noter que ce dessert est proposé une fois par semaine donc s'il est proposé n'hésitez pas a le prendre! Le staff et le patron sont aussi super sympas!

Leave it to Vietnamese people to serve you fantastic baguette sandwiches. Four euros for banh mi?…read moreCount me in. Easy to find in the Chinese district of Paris, this is a fantastic fine. Got three sandwiches for less than €. When a picnic and it stayed pretty well. Fast service.

I'm sorry but I was so excited to try this place since there was a massive queue outside but when I…read morehad a bite I was very disappointed. There's all different types of meats but just isn't what I expected. There's a window out front where you can see these ladies making the sandwiches. The super option means more meat but that didn't help. My sandwich was dry and tbh, a bit bland. We tried the bbq pork, chicken, combo and all were just meh. I was really disappointed.

I get most people writing review here are for their sandwich which I didn't try and there was a…read morehuge line. But i am trying their takeout options and it is over priced. 3 dishes. Chicken with Thai sauce 9 euros, spicy squid 10 euros and the fried noodles 6 euros. Three dishes for two persons at 25 euros it is outrageous the taste and quality is lower than Panda Express. Will not go back! And it is always chaotic inside. The woman who served you is definitely not friendly.

Yum, banh mi in Paris!…read more They also have duck as well and cold drinks along with soy dessert. We were searching for food around 7-8pm and many places were already closed. We stumbled upon this place and were pleasantly surprised. Sandwiches for about 3-4 euros. This 5 star review is just for customer service alone. My significant other decided to ask if they spoke Cantonese and they did! I wouldn't have expected that. One of the employees asked us where we were visiting from and to also warn us of pickpockets. This tip was greatly appreciated even despite hearing about these warnings on the metro. It was a very kind gesture. Food was decent, too. Their "specialty" is not the same as in the US. It also tended to be more spicy (as I have noticed with trying pho in the area), which added an extra kick! Note - credit cards accepted if you spend a certain amount !

Excellent little cafe in the bustling and charming Carrefour De L'Odeon on the Blvd. St. Germain -…read morenext door to the UGC Danton cinema. They serve English tea (ask for 'the au lait'), lovely coffee, croissants, pain aux chocolat, paninis, a really great croque monsieur, fruit salad etc etc. Loved it -a real home from home. Much, much cheaper than continental breakfast at your hotel and, whilst it lacks the ambience, the coffee and tea is literally half the price of the nearby typically-Parisian cafes.

they are open when everything else is closed and thats their advantage!…read moreits more like a 7-11 so its pretty decent if you don't have high expectations!