I was looking for an authentic Chinese food in Paris. Oh my, I found a gem. I love the cooking and…read morethe price is reasonable. The service is fast and friendly. I really recommended this place for those who want to have authentic Chinese food in Paris. Take Metro line 7, don't take 14. Way closer line 7. Please note that this is an authentic Chinese food. Therefore, for those non Asians whose standard is Panda Express, you may not like this authentic Chinese restaurant.

Good authentic Chinese food. Very busy hence the customer…read moreservice suffer. But overall, worth going !

Our first meal in Paris. Hostess was so friendly and funny. The pho is so good, I usually don't…read moredrink the pho broth, but I clean up the bowl for this pho. The egg rolls are also good. If anyone ever come to Ville Antony, must go here for their pho

Finally a good Chinese restaurant in the 13th arrondissement! When we came the restaurant was…read morepacked - lucky to get a table for two, though. The food on the tables next to us looked amazing! We ordered some green haricots verts à la sichuan, raviolis, canard frits et bœuf sautée. All of it really delicious! Also, the staff was super friendly and they served so fast! I can highly recommend this place!

Nice food with adequate prices. Loved pork with sweet/sour…read moresause. Really nice people working there. and discount for take out!)

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.

Formerly just Hoa Khoan, this was the first large dim sum restaurant in Paris Chinatown, when it…read morefirst opened in the late 70's/early 80's. They also 'pioneered' some practices, like giving out free on-the-bone boiled meat with some dishes. The food is basic Cantonese, supplemented by some 'must have' Vietnamese dishes (like ph, ch giò, bò lúc lc). The menu is slightly less extensive and diverse than nearby Tricotin, but it is as good. Packed solid at lunch, so they do try to encourage you not to linger, but in a nice and gentle way. Customers used to the standards of cooking in East and Southeast Asia would find this subpar, but it is above-average for Paris.

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 found this restaurant on our first night in Paris, visiting from the States…read more Not only did the restaurant have great reviews, but they hand pull the noodles in the front of the restaurant. It's a small restaurant in Montparnasse, and we fortunately were able to walk right in for an early dinner. They had to pull a table back so we could scoot into a corner booth. The menu is extensive and includes wontons (raviolis), soups, and noodle dishes. Everything looked amazing and the restaurant smelled so good. We ordered the wontons as an appetizer, soup Lamen with beef, soup with shrimp dumplings, lamen with pork and Lamen with beef. We only waited about 8 minutes and steaming hot food was placed in front of us. Our entrees made it out before our appetizer but we didn't mind. Portions were very large and the noodles were chewy, fresh and delicious. We loved every item we ordered. We came back later in the trip to order takeout since the line for tables was so long. If you're in Paris, this is a must try!

Found this gem for dinner while walking in Montparnasse area in Paris. Loved watching them stretch…read morefresh noodles right in front of me while sitting street-side in their cozy spot. The noodle texture was amazing. Got Beef Noodle Soup and Sichuan Fish Lamen Soup - both were incredible! Really generous portions with deep, flavorful broth that had the perfect amount of spice. Everything balanced perfectly with those fresh noodles. Service was quick too. Definitely worth checking out.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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.

Excellent authentic spicy Chinese hot pot perfect for a cold…read morerainy night. We ordered the spicy shrimp hot pot. If you order the all you can eat, then they give you a paper menu where you order the raw items for your hot pot. Make sure to order a bowl of rice. The first thing that came out was a stir fry of shrimp (in shell and head on) in spicy sauce with lotus root, celery and sliced rice cakes. You eat the shrimp or whatever meat you choose. This is where a bowl of rice is perfect. Once you are finished with the meat/seafood, then they stop by with broth to add to your pot and turn on the induction burner. Once the soup is boiling, then start cooking your raw items. Keep in mind that anything floating at the top will catch the chili oil so be prepared for some spicy bites. You can order more ingredients through the paper menu. I found it to be way too much food, but I eat like a bird. It was so good - spicy smokey warm and hearty. They understand Mandarin Chinese and French so I was able to get by with my broken tourist French and 2 year old level Mandarin. Luckily my friend is more fluent in both languages so she did most of the ordering and asking questions. It was a great break from French food during my visit.

The great Yelp reviews led me to Auciel. This particular restaurant specializes in hot-pot cooking…read moreor Fondue (in French). In Fondue, they give you veggies and meats and you dip them in hotpots of broth. Tables consist of ceramic tops which keep the broth warm while you do your tabletop "cooking". But we came here for the non-hotpot dishes. We had the lamb cumin dish and the sautéed chicken szechwan. The lamb cumin dish was perfection--perfect cubes of lamb covered in cumin with lots of spicy peppers. The chicken dish was really tiny bits of chicken sautéed in chili peppers--nice and spicy. The downside of this dish was that the morsels of chicken also included bits of bone. So technically they chopped up chicken into tiny pieces, bones and all , and sautéd all of it. So much care has to be taken while you eat this dish so that you don't swallow any bones. I didn't have a problem. We also ordered a side dish of white rice which was a little sticky as most Chinese rice tends to be. At the end of the meal we handed them a credit card which they claimed was declined. We had used it two hours earlier so we knew it was a good card. We gave them cash but our belief was that they wanted cash all along and just accidentally "mishandled" the credit card process so it wouldn't go through. Once we got home, we double checked with the credit card company and they said the card was fine and they did not see that a restaurant had declined the card. So, liar, liar pants on fire, if you want cash from your patrons, then put up a "No credit cards" sign and be done with it. We liked the food and service but don't like the shenanigans with the credit card which cost them one star.

Trusted yelp reviewers after other Asian food consumed in the 13th district was a disappointment…read moreand once again, yelp did not disappoint. I typically evaluate the cuisine before trying by the crowds within the place and while neighboring restaurants, cafes, and eateries were pretty empty, this place was consistently full. Nice dumplings though I'll try sautéed next time. The noodles were great though and finally got my fill of proper Chinese food with flavor. So if you are in need of decent Asian food in the 13th, stop by this place.

1. If you want FROZEN dumplings (raviolis), here is what you can expect out of…read more 2. I see the business owner was very efficient with delivery orders so you will likely receive your deliveries on time if order from here. 3. Because the business owner was very attentive with the delivery orders rather than dining in patrons, the food might be cold when it's sent to your tables. 4. Expect the portion to be much smaller than pictured.