Looking for a restaurant near our hotel, we stumbled upon this restaurant. Me and my brother have…read morenever had tibetan cuisine before so we gave it a try even though there were no other customers in the restaurant. The owner was very accomodating and even served us some traditional tibetan milk tea (which is salty). We had no experience with Tibetan cuisine so we went with the owner's recommendation. It turned out to be a beef noodle soup which was served piping hot along with some pan fried momos. The dishes were also served with pickled pepper and radish along with a fried doughy cracker (which I believe is nimki?). Overall the food was delicious and we spent €30. To be frank, the momos were a bit expensive, but I guess they are similar to how much Vietnamese restaurants typically overcharge for a spring roll.

A cute little restaurant in a less busy corner of the gallery off Rue Montmartre. The food was…read moretasty, colorful and fresh -- not as heavy as the momos and chow mein I usually get at the food trucks at home. The ambiance is warm and cozy. Service is attentive. I wish they had more customers. I agree with the other reviewer that Tenzin is a hidden gem. If I lived here, I'd frequent this place regularly.

Very nice restaurant, no outdoor area (so no smoking), and nice staff. Food was good but not…read moreoutstanding. Four course tasting menu was a good deal. Food is very well presented and is not over filling.

Very delicious overall, although for the price I was feeling hungry after dinner as the portion…read moresizes were a bit small. One of the best meals I had in Paris, the Rhubarb dessert was quite impressive. I would say the food is simple, but the flavors work well together very well. I did not pick up on too much Asian influence, and it felt catered towards a European palate. The main entree Fish with sauce was by far the most impressive dish. It's definitely cramped inside, but most Paris restaurants are. The service felt very intimate and the owner/host was extremely talkative and friendly. Definitely worth checking out if you're in Montamare.

We LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Mama Jia! My husband and I have been coming here for over 7 years and we always…read moremake it a point to dine here on our annual visit to Paris. It's a lovely family owned restaurant with the husband cooking deliciousness in the back of the house, Mama Jia running point in the front and their son Cyril assisting whenever he is town. Truly the kindest and most gracious family. The flavors are out of this world! Our go to standards are the salt and pepper fried chicken, the sautéed eggplant, sautéed green beans, mapo tofu, pork potstickers, Mama's special fried rice, fresh summer rolls, fried spring rolls and noodles with fresh vegetables. I consider myself a foodie from San Francisco and this is my first Yelp review but I wanted to share our joy for this little slice of heaven with others.

This place was awesome everything we've ordered was so delicious and service was excellent. Small…read morerestaurant but everything was so good. My daughter recommended highly and she comes here every year when she visits Paris so we visit here and she was right . Delicious

Unique, delicious, creative and beautiful to behold. The food here is next level. When asked, our…read morelovely, waitperson, Evian suggested we order the Crispy Shichimi, which is a spinach-filled roll with shichimi pepper, sesame sauce, black sesame and pickled red onion artfully strewn atop. When I asked why, she said, "They're crunchy." My eyes lit up. As a vegan I crave crunchy food because so much plant-based food is soft. Evian was right! This roll had texture. It was beautifully presented in eight pieces. Upon the first yummy bite it was apparent this was cooking at another level. The fry was perfectly light and clean. Each bite substantial. The taste memorable. I have never had a sushi roll like it and now I want to live inside the restaurant so I can have it forever. We also got five pieces of the yummy Seitan Crispy, which comes with a lovely Doenjang sauce, that is thick and flavorful. These unique, protein boosts are also cleanly fried, delectable and filling. Lastly, my husband got the small BBQ Donburi which was a bowl of rice, a flavorful bbq soy protein, and some mesclum. He loved it. We sat outside on the lovely side street and chatted with Evian who made our dinner a memorable experience. I highly recommend this restaurant and wish I could bring it back to America. Even better, open up a branch in San Francisco!

I love it when a Google search pays off. I was looking for a special place to celebrate my…read morehusband's birthday while we were in Paris and Breathe ticks all the boxes. It's a gorgeous little place, staff was friendly and helpful, and every bite was enjoyable. As a bonus, the cocktails are creative and amazing! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Breathe to anyone - vegan, vegetarian, or omnivore.

From the owner: Fusion Food des cuisines asiatiques Dans un décor design aux couleurs chaudes (comme le logo) de…read moreframboise et jaune Orange, donné par le bois, la grande salle s'étire sous l'effet miroir de la résine epoxy au sol et sur les murs. Sous les lustres signés Norman et accoudé au bar arrondi ou installé dans les chaises design, on se laisse emporter par les effluves des senteurs asiatiques venues du Japon, de Chine, de Corée, de Thaïlande et du Vietnam que la cuisine ouverte laisse échapper. La carte mélange toutes ces cuisines pour en faire des plats fusion food originaux entre gros bols de soupes de nouilles ou wok à la minute, comme le bo buon (vermicelle de riz, boeuf à l'oignon frit, marinade citronné et nem maison), qui connaît un vif succès. Des entrées aux plats, l'Asie est là mais se retrouve cassée pour les desserts. Insolite dans un Restaurant asiatique, la carte des desserts se compose de gourmandises internationales comme des tartelettes au chocolat, un crumble ou un cheese

Here you will find authentic chinese food, especially chongqing hotpot with an all you can eat…read moreoffer for just 24,80 €. The staff is very friendly and attentative. It is always mainly filled with chinese customers which is a good sign if you are looking for authentic food.

If you are English speaking, don't expect attentive service. If you don't know the menu, you're on…read moreyour own. Out of the six items we ordered, one was exceptional. The rest unmemorable. We saw another table of French speaking white people get up and leave because of being ignored.

Delicious brunch spot with healthy vegan food! The flavors are a fusion of Indian and Thai and I…read morethink anyone would enjoy- vegan or not. The atmosphere is like a cute cafe and the presentation is very artistic. One of my favorite lunch spots in Paris!

You can't really go wrong with a vegan restaurant called rice rice. The food, setting, and service…read moreall contributed to a fantastic dinner. Riz Riz is conveniently located in Marais and has a fairly large space--a number of tables, many of which could accommodate larger groups. After checking for our reservation, my partner and I were quickly seated and offered the choice of an English menu (thank you!) For food, we settled on the "rice table" which was a bit of a smorgasbord of several dishes on their menu. It came in 8 decent size bowls, with another bowl of rice for each of us. There were a few stew/soup style bowls (which were all delicious), some that focused on chickpeas or edamame, another with sweet potato waffles, and one with an incredible beet hummus. If it sounds like a lot of food, it was, even for two people. We both walked away very filled up, though stomach's happy. Pricing was reasonable too, keeping the wallet happy as well. And if you want to keep the night going, there's plenty of places nearby to grab a drink. Cheers!

Parisians know galleries Lafayette, easily one of the most beautiful shopping malls anywhere. But a…read morewalk down rue(street) Lafayette and you quickly realize the entire area is bustling. Shops, boutiques and restaurants galore! In this eclectic neighborhood you'll find this little gem, Boa & Me. One look at the menu and it's clear to see this is far from the ordinary. Burgers nestled in between Pillowy Boa buns. Not adventurous enough for you? How about a red or black boa bun. Now if you're feeling really dangerous, you go for the ramen burger. Yes....a burger with ramen buns. Fir this you go straight for the knife and fork. There's so much going on here that I can't even identify half of the ingredients. This is easily One of the more flavor intense bombs ever detonated in my mouth. In one of the culinary capitals of the world, Boa & Me stands out and paved it's own path. A must try!

Baoli Bao offers reservations - make one if you can! All of their dine-in tables are downstairs and…read moreonly fits about 20 people total. Now - to the real reason you're reading this - the baos and burgers! We ordered though Bao Aki (which had truffle and brie) and their winter special, Rusty Raclette (hashbrown instead of a bun/bao, beef, caramelized onions, and arugula). The integrity of both bao and hashbrown patty held up nicely! - The hashbrown "bun" was crispy, just like a McDonald's hashbrown in California (Never had McDonald's in Paris so I can't compare) - You can eat the Rusty Raclette with a fork and knife and all the ingredients will definitely stay together. - The bottom side of the bao in Bao Aki never got mushy from the sauce. Would definitely come back and try other burgers if I'm ever in Paris again. My only complaint is the chopped up cilantro in the burger patty of the Rusty Raclette #teamnocilantro

Fabulous restaurant. Family of five. All loved the food…read more Friendly staff. Lovely ambience. Would highly recommend.

Asian food in Paris: I really liked this spot. It was…read morerecommended to me by a friend of mine who's friends with the owner . It is a Taiwanese/ Japanese fusion place. The food tastes great (I just didn't like the tofu dish I ordered very much) but the beef dish even more ! Ambiance: casual 8/10 (they have coat hangers, but tables are a little small for people who love ordering multiple things) Food: 8/10 Service: 8/10

Yup. Another person here who was traveling abroad and got Five Guys…read more To be fair, I had been on the road for almost two weeks and this was my first "American food." They did the brand proud and my burger was cooked well, with plenty of the toppings I requested (they use HP sauce instead of A1 sauce, BTW). The fries were seasoned a bit less than the US shops we've been in, but the quantity was about the same. You can order via the machine, so if your French is not awesome (or non-existent like mine), you don't have to worry. They do announce the order numbers in French, but will fall back to English if they get no takers and have confused people grouped around the pick up counter. For train station food, it was hard to beat.

After a night of celebrating the return of electricity to our hotel (complete with champagne, wine,…read moreand whiskey), not to mention the overwhelming joy of FINALLY getting out of Paris, we needed something way heavier than quiche and croissants. There was no telling when we'd be able to board our train due to the Customs strike, so we were looking for something that would "stick to the ribs", so to speak. This place fit the bill perfectly. It was located in the train station, not far from our gate. The service was prompt. The food was fast, fresh, and filling. I ordered a cheeseburger and it was just as good as the Five Guys back home in DC. Ditto for the fries. The chocolate banana milkshake I had was excellent! Best of all, that lunch lasted well through the 4+ hour long wait it took for us to finally get the hell out of France. I can only imagine how much worse things would have been if I were hungry.