The food was yummy and the prices were reasonable. The portions are not shareable, they do not…read morecarry an English menu nor staff to assist. Waitress may comment if she thinks you are ordering too little.

Very decent quick lunch on the go. The food was prepared super fast and came out steaming hot. I…read moreliked that the bento came with a bunch of different dishes. The egg and egg plant side dish were especially good.

Not bad at all. Busy little area at lunch time. Business district lunch time rush. But still good…read more I had the beef bento and it was ok. Was it great, no. But I did like the broccoli and the potato salad that it came with in the bento that was pretty darn good. I also liked the dumplings, I mean come ON who doesn't like the dumplings!!! :) Thanks Ma Bento for a filling lunch.

Open late, so close to our hotel and we were hangry! We had…read morethe Thai beef salad (mild spice, decent flavors) and chicken samosas (a bit heavy but tasty) to start. Poulet Citron and Poulet Satay for main with coconut rice and vegetables. Both dishes were nice. Vegetables are primarily sprouts, not much nutrition to be gained. Coconut rice was fragrant and devoured quickly. Nice to end with an espresso and assortment of sweets.

Very good place, high good quality, fast service and not too expensive. Menu's are great but…read moredessert a bit expensive.

Small place full of locals! Found it on TripAdvisor and thought we should try out a local meal. The…read moreowner was very very welcoming. We had to wait ~45 minutes for a table, but while we waited, he gave us each a glass of white wine. We had just come from our flight and so were very tired and were very relieved once we were seated (it was a longer wait than the owner had predicted). But once we got the food--all of our hangriness has disappeared. The duck dish was amazing. It was high quality duck, with ratatouille and poached peach, with a side salad and pesto. There was a lot of flavored to mix and taste and it all went together soooo well. My friend loved her steak dish, and my other friend got the risotto which she also liked. Definitely try to visit this place!!! It is small and gets hot, but the food is worth it.

Always amazing. I've only been for lunch (five times now), but it's the best spot around by a…read morelandslide. The seafood dishes have been spot on each time. Kind, attentive service and so much bang for buck! Entrée + plat ou plat + dessert €15. Small, inspired menu that shows focus and attention to detail. I don't give five star reviews easily, but these guys deserve it

I stopped by to pick up lunch for my flight on a weekday afternoon since every other eatery on the…read moreblock seemed to have closed up shop and this was the only place opened. I was greeted with such warmth from the owner's family, mainly from the sweet elderly mother of the owner, the moment (literally!) I stepped in. Lüük is run by a family who have been in Paris for generations, with roots going back to China and southeast Asia. It's true that there is no shortage of Vietnamese cuisine in Paris, but why Lüük is one of the popular Asian eateries that spanned into multiple shops, I have no idea at all. But they are one of the very few Asian restaurants that I came across while walking around the area for a few days. I got a Pork Banh Mi (5€) to go and having just had another banh mi for lunch, this was delicious, but small (as in thin). I guess I'm used to having chunky sandwiches stuffed to the top with an abundant amount of ingredients in the States. I had just finished eaten another banh mi from another banh mi shop a few hours prior, so it was easy to point out the differences. It was flavorful, the baguette was toasty, and the sandwich held me over for a good few hours on my flight, but honestly, nothing probably will ever top Marrickville Pork Rolls in Sydney for me.

This spot is good (and also cheap!). I had a vegetarian banh mi which was mostly great, except I…read moredidn't really like the little veggie balls. They are kind of a cross between falafel and tofu bites. Somehow it wasn't that appetizing due to its saltiness, but in moderation it was good. The bread and veggies were scrumptious. Fast and not that pricey, check it out!

Love this spot! Its facing the canal with inside and outside seating. Food comes quick and the…read moreservice is fun and efficient. We got a bit of everything the bao burgers, sides of meatballs, and a delicious noodle salad. All to share and everyone finished it well. Pairs well with their wine selection of course Definitely will try more options next time, the owner himself greeted everyone while they were super busy. They had this awesome mezcal drink during feta de la musique festival! the perfect summer sipper Will be visiting again!

Try the bao burgers and the sweet potato fries they're delicious! Lovely and cozy environment, plus…read morethe waiter was super enthusiastic and friendly.

Such a gem in the La Villette Paris area. We stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn Paris La Villette…read moreHotel and were looking to satiate our Asian food craving before we delved deep into European food for the next five days and this place was such a great start to our Paris trip! A Japanese food run by a Singaporean in France - so I had my doubts but those were blown away the moment we tasted the food! We had a bunch of things - the Kimchi and cheese pancake, the chicken noodles, the prawn bibimbap and a Sake cocktail. Everything was delicious and the service and ambience were spot on! Highly recommend if you are in the area and want good food at fair prices.

Japanese food made by Koreans living in France sounds like a recipe for disaster…read more It isn't, completely. I had their beef Udon and takoyaki. Korean food would probably be a better choice since these people are obviously Korean, but I felt like eating something soupy because I was congested as fuck when I went in. And whenever I see takoyaki on a menu, I have to have it. Udon was pretty alright, the poached egg was awesome because poached eggs are good plus eggs in France are super yummy. Beef tough, noodles tasted instant... But I needed soup because I was super sick and that hit the spot. Takoyaki was the worst I've ever had but it was better than I expected if that makes sense. No kewpie on it which was sacrilege. This place was better than I expected for the price and it somewhat satisfied my intense cravings for Asian food while abroad in France. I'm glad I came here instead of having a baguette with ham and butter for the umpteenth time. Holy fuck. Is that all the French eat? It was also funny watching a French guy struggling to cook what looked like chadol. I wanted to run over and snatch the chopsticks from his hands and yell WRONG and cook it for him like the ajummas back in ktown do. PROS - good price, lots of food for price, if you're Asian it'll be bad but if you're white it'll be a mind blowing culinary experience, really weird combination (jap food by Korean french) that's worth a try if you're not from here if you're sick of french food Cons - no kewpie on takoyaki, not the best jap food ever but you're eating Japanese food being cooked by Korean french people..... This is good for what it is for sure.