We made a reservation for this tiny restaurant because they offer gluten free items. The restaurant…read moreonly sat 24 people total. We had the chicken spring rolls (yum), chicken satay (very moist and delicious). I had the green curry. Again delicious and creamy. One of the best I've had. My GF hubby had chicken pad Thai and loved it. Staff was very friendly and helpful with our choices. I would definitely eat here again when in Paris.

Delicious vegan Thai dishes in a great small spot in central Paris. The restaurant is rather small…read moreand packed, so be prepared to wait if you go there. Not sure if they have reservations or not. Also, they only had one server/bartender for the whole place, so it is not a restaurant where you can be impatient. The dishes, however, were delicious.

Wonderful people, beautifully decorated inside, and most importantly delicious food!…read more We are visitors that aren't fluent in French, no matter! The staff courteously helped us to find what we want. The menu offers an English description of each dish. The service was swift and minimal (in the best way). We didn't plan to stop here, but the experience for my family (my wife, young daughter, and me) will be a pleasant memory of our time in Paris.

Beautiful space and a welcome spot to take a meal break at the end of our day. Service was…read moreexcellent and the satay was some of the best I've had. The green curry was a little watery for my liking but it was beautifully done, just not to my preference, no stars deducted. I appreciated that the waitress humored my high school French!

We really loved this place. It's been 3 years but it was so good we returned twice. had The Tom Yum…read moreand a delicious sea food medley. Very romantic atmosphere!

Food was fantastic and service was fantastic. Our server spoke great english, I just explained what…read moreI wanted and she was able to modify the meal to bring it out to me. We started with shrimp egg rolls and I personally ended with the tofu curry, with a side of fried rice. As curry is a sort of soup-y sort of meal, I added the rice and took some of my friends noodles to add to the meal. It was the perfect addition to a great meal. I am a person who enjoys spicy food, and my sinuses were for sure running, and I enjoyed every second of it. From my experience, people in Europe seem to be sensitive to spicy food so it was great to find some place that could satisfy my needs. The restaurant was busy downstairs, but we were able to easily find a spot upstairs. The ambience was great due to the decor and the bathrooms were clean!

Worst experience I've had at a Thai restaurant. From the moment we walked in, we weren't welcomed…read moreat all -- the waitress just pointed at an empty table instead of greeting us. The food was terrible. The pineapple fried rice was completely ruined with an overload of turmeric powder. I've lived in Bangkok and eaten Thai food all over the U.S., and I know this dish -- what they served was nothing close. The Tom Yum soup was no better: lukewarm, sweet, and lacking the spicy, tangy kick it's supposed to have. Even when I spoke Thai, the staff didn't acknowledge me. To top it off, the waitress was openly gossiping when another group came in. This place fails both in food and hospitality. Definitely not recommended.

Absolutely delicious, I had the pad se ew with tofu. The service was great and the restaurant has a…read morenice atmosphere. I will definitely visit agin while in Paris.

Service is quick and friendly. Chicken with red curry tastes great. It's exactly the way I've had…read morein other restaurants. It wasn't too hot and spicy. The restaurant is quiet and off a main street. It's a nice location.

This is not a bad review, but not every spot can be 5-stars…read more It was our first evening in Paris after trekking around the North for 6 days so we were in the mood for something other than the standard French fare. We had wine and two traditional Thai dishes. Everything was tasty but portions were quite small and were rather lackluster. They dishes did not come with rice, which was new to us so we ordered it on the side. The fried rice was interesting with crispy garlic on top. Tasty. Service was great and if you like simple Thai dishes this is your spot.

Absolutely amazing!!!! Reviewer who mentioned the Tom Kha soup was completely correct and it is…read moreoutstanding. Service was fantastic. I highly recommend this restaurant and now I need to figure out when we can come back before we leave Paris this week.

I've had Thai food in Thailand, in Atlanta, in Philadelphia and in Miami ... I am extremely picky…read more And this place is tied with my number one Thai spot. I judge a good Thai place based on their Tom Kha - most places are subpar. Yo Cafe hits all the flavors I'm looking for in a Tom Kha soup. If I lived here, this cafe would be my go to Thai spot. In addition to the soup, We had the pad Thai, the satay and the massaman curry. All excellent. Trust me and go!

Large portions for a great price! Kind and welcoming service too - would definitely recommend!read more

What a wonderful place to have a sampling of Asian appetizers for lunch on aa wet, partly sunny in…read moreParis on a January afternoon. We were staying near the area and happened to pass by this place as we were searching for a place to grab a bite. It's a small indoor cafe, but two things stuck out: the friendliness of the greeter (who we later found out is the owner) and that the dumplings were being handcrafted fresh by ladies right in front. We were seated at the last available seating for two, and there was a carafe of still water right there (with a sprig of mint for flavor). The restaurant emphasizes the fusion element (mainly between Chinese-dim-sum and Japanese Gyoza). We got two plates from the 'Les Compositions' menu: Menu (Dim Sum) Star (15.90€) and Menu Gyoza (14.90€). The Gyoza plate came out first, consisting of 4 meat dumplings and 4 veggie dumplings (you can tell the difference by the color of the wrapper). The plate also had medium grain rice, and seaweed salad, and a dipping sauce (soy vinegar). The dim sum plate came in two personalized size steam baskets that came JUST out of the steamer (all of it was very freshly hot, which was great). It came with rice, dipping sauce, and edamame (which is why it is called fusion, I guess). Everything was good, very fresh, and steaming hot. Obviously it depended on personal preference for fillings (we both like meat fillings a lot more than vegetarian). The size was perfect for the two of us for lunch, and we finally sated our (good) rice fix after a 12 day absence. As we were finishing, the greeter came over, and asked us to write something in a guest book. Kinda neat, so my wife wrote a nice greeting. We learned that she was Anne, the owner, and when she noticed that we were from Cali, she pointed us to a different guest book that had been signed by a famous California resident. We struck up a conversation, and paid by credit card. We left the restaurant really happy (it helped that the sun peeked out as we went outside as well). Ann was really cool, and love how a place like this exists (probably all over the city) without much hoopla.

The food here is really good. My husband ordered the shrimp pad thai, fried rice and mango dessert…read moreand I had the larb, white rice and basil green chicken curry. The service was lacking a bit so that's why I took away 1 Star. For being a higher end Thai restaurant I would've expected better service especially since you're paying almost double the amount you would at a regular Thai restaurant.

Really delicious food. We had good service and there was air conditioning. The curry was very…read moreflavorful. Better than most Thai food I've had in Los Angeles.