Wow, we walk in and the floors had an ocean of water beneath it with koi fishes swimming in it. The…read moreambiance is defiantly Asian as the decor is magnificently backdropped against red and ambient white lighting. Very welcoming and pleasant. The food very authentic as I ordered the duck and chicken dishes. My friends had some sweet and sour soup and didn't quite enjoy it. Overall, the place was quite calming and the food ok. Foodies, try it if you're looking for a pleasant be welcoming environment. You might enjoy the food too.

The worst food I've had in France and the worst Asian cuisine I've have ever. Curry had absolutely…read moreno flavor at all and was mostly mismatched fruit and vegetables. The fried rice was not fired rice but white rice with peas. Our waiter was also rude from the moment we walked in and got our order wrong when we asked for shark fin balls to start, instead we got what seemed to be shrimp dumplings. Let it be clear if you're going here it's just for the floor.

Very pricey in relation to other Thai restaurants in Paris, but portion control is excellent, and…read moreit's the 5th, so price is to be expected, namely around 40-50 euros for 3 courses and a drink.

Excellent Thai restaurant (I believe it was actually "Chieng Mai")…read more We walked by the restaurant and decided to wait until it opened because we just had a feeling... It was the best Thai food we've ever had (compared to Thai food in New York and Los Angeles). Every course was perfect. The drinks were delicious. We highly recommend the pork egg rolls, red curry with coconut milk, and the banana and tapioca dessert. Our kir and Salathai cocktail exceeded our expectations. The service was friendly and attentive, and the whole staff was very friendly and welcoming. A terrific restaurant. A perfect lunch.

Simply put-- the best Thai in Paris. The soup is amazing.m, including fresh shrimp and vegetables…read morewith just enough spice to liven your taste buds. The pork and rice were amazing also. I went twice in a week. Very reasonable prices and friendly owners/staff.

Excellent but rather expensive (40€/per) Thai restaurant. The decoration is very exotic and zen…read morewhile the food served is good.

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!

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.

Excellent food and service. Shocked to find such a good restaurant in Paris. Highly recommended!read more