We went as a group of 10. There was a bit of miscommunication with the reservation and they were…read moreexpecting us on a different date. Nevertheless, they rearranged all their existing customers in order to accomodate us! Grateful to them as well as the other diners. We were blown away by the food! Everything was very flavorful and authetnic (not like US takeout). We had a plethora of dishes included dumplings, fried tofu, eggplant, string beans, sauteed beef, fried chicken, and noodles (apologies I don't have the exact dish names as I didn't do the ordering). It was all sooo good! We also had little cakes for dessert. We ordered 3 and the owner was so kind to throw in a 4th as we couldn't settle on the flavors (matcha, mango, coconut, and espresso). I don't think they make them in-house but they're delicious nonetheless. With good food and good service, I'll definitely be back!

This is truly a hidden gem in Paris . Was craving for Chinese food and we are excited to have found…read morethis place through yelp . Very friendly and nice lady server who is always smiling . Food does take a while to be served as they are really busy during dinner hours , this reservation is recommended . Food price is totally reasonable and they have your free boxes and pack your unfinished food to go . Great service , great price , great food ! Would definitely recommend anyone here in Paris to try this authentic Chinese food !

To be fair, I haven't tried the hot pot, and that looked and smelled delicious. I popped in for…read moresome take away, which was very salty and greasy, but kinda reminded me of Chinese "junk food" from back home, so it wasn't terrible. And it oddly improved the next day as leftovers. I will go back to try their specialty soon and update this review accordingly.

Perfect dinner from start to finish, everything was expertly prepared and delicious…read more Service was friendly and I heard multiple language spoken across the restaurant to make everything perfect for guests. I would recommend this place to celebrate or anytime you want an excellent dinner in Paris.

Food I give 4.5 there were items I loved and just a few small things I would revise but over all I…read morewas very pleased with what was served. The pea purée and dessert was probably the 2 outstanding dishes of them all. Definitely have the wine pairing. The restaurant does a fantastic job at pairing the wines with their food. Probably the better ones I've have in a while. Service was great. I was the only one there for awhile because of the holiday most Parisian's were out of town. People started showing up around 8.

We stayed at the Hilton Paris Opera and went here for lunch since it's a short walk away. Both my…read morehusband and i ordered the lunch special: Sauteed noodles. I ordered mine with chicken and my husband ordered his with beef. I was expecting a Sichuan noodle flavor instead i got chicken low mein and my husband got what tastes like beef chow fun. I was disappointed that these were not sichuan noodles and it wasn't indicated anywhere on the restaurant that would be the case since all the dishes in the main menu were Sichanese. The food was still tasty though and the portions quite large. The service was pretty good too.

In this small and unassuming alley, you can find several Chinese restaurants but this one is the…read moreabsolute best Sichuan you can find in Paris. In fact, my Chinese friend claims that it is even better than the food in China. The portions are massive (no kidding) so order with great care. Everything was delicious beyond belief but I particularly enjoyed the eggplants (perfectly cooked and flavors spot on) and the dumplings.

Eh this place went downhill. They have changed the chef/owners recently and it was subpar. I ate…read morehere with a friend and we both ordered different soups, (mine was the spicy one) and yet we were served literally the exact same soup. No difference between our soups. The beef in the soup was super fatty and my friend asked for a dish for us to put the excess fat trimmings and the server was like what? A dish? Why? (Which isn't exactly how servers should act, especially since we also ordered dumplings as appetizers and weren't given plates to eat them on.) The cool part was the Shanghai pork dumplings were being made in front of our eyes (and visible from the street), so u know they are fresh. However, the dumplings were kind of dry and with too much dough. Womp womp. Next time go across the street and have a nice meal at pho bida.

Its hard to to find a decent Chinese restaurant here in Paris without having to burn a hole in…read moreone's pocket these days. Therefore I am glad to have found Noodle Bar in the quieter part of Chinatown here in Paris. Situated in the 13th arrondissement, few minutes walk from Chez Tang Frere and Metro Porte D'ivry (Line 7) and Olympiades (Line 14), we had an above average dinner. We ordered 2 bowls of vegetarian noodle soup and a plate of stir-fried tofu,shiitake mushrooms with cabbage. The home-made noodles are nice and chewy as they should be. Unlike the other restos that charge you an outrageous 10 euros or more for factory-processed noodles, the prices here are decent. My husband had a quick look at the kitchen and the way the cooks and chef conducted themselves in the kitchen and we were pleased that everything was clean and proper! Bravo!!! Most of the diners here seemed to have opted for beef noodles and everyone looked happy with their orders. Overall, this is a great casual place for a nice low-key dinner if you're up for some decent-quality noodle dishes.

Such a great memory in Paris. The place makes me feel i am back in Beijing. The atmosphere is…read moreelegant and very Beijing style. The owner is a cool guy and very chill. The spinach soup I had is the most amazing thing I had for a long time. I love the place!!! If I ever come back to Paris, I will def come back here to eat again!

Mostly bad food. The tofu appetizer and the chief's crispy and spicy chicken earned them the only…read morestar I could give. The shrimp dumpling soup was too salty and a bit fishy. The rice was overcooked to the point of being crispy and burnt. The noodles with chicken were the wrong style noodle for Chinese cuisine, tasted like they'd been soaked in soya sauce for days, they just laid strips of plain chicken on top, and it was mushy. The beef with bean sauce and garlic had very little bean sauce flavor but was overwhelming with salt to the point it was inedible.

Came here because I was craving some Chinese food after having so much French food. It definitely…read moresatisfied the craving. They have an English menu and a very lovely server that spoke English. Here's what we had: -Fried shrimps and egg roll with sweet dipping sauce - very good and very similar to what I'm used to in L.A. -Noodles with shrimp - tasty and they had sambal oelek to drench it with. -Cantonese fried rice - probably my favorite. The rice was cooked to perfection and had a great flavor. -Imperial shrimps - a lot of shrimp with onions and a lot of garlic. The shrimp could've been cooked a little more but good nonetheless We had jasmine tea that was delicious. I would really recommend anyone staying in the area to try this place is you are craving Chinese food. It really hits the spot.

Dim Sum in Paris. Shoot why not?…read more Reviews were great. My husband loves dim sum. So we figured let's go get some. For us, it was A-OK. Probably tasted better to us because we were tired of pizza, sandwiches, etc. loved that they have an all you can eat option. they have a set menu for their all you can eat. once they bring out their set menu items you're allowed to inform them of which items you'll like to eat more of. why i loved that they have an all you can eat option? the price for it was pretty reasonable compared to everything else we've been eating in europe. it gave us the opportunity to try a little bit of everything. did it taste like dim sum in LA? unfortunately not. nothing was super memorable to me and once i tried each item i didn't really wanna reorder anything. the XLB had no juice inside of it. which i totally was disappointed about. esp when XLB is known to be good because it is juicy. service was pretty good. food came out really quick. you'll leave smelling like deep fried food since they make some of the food right in front of the window. overall, if you want to get more bang for your buck and wanna have some asian food then i would say try it out. if not it's definitely passable. tips: *accepts credit cards and cash *restrooms are available. *staff speaks english, french, and chinese. *street parking *serves alcohol. *takes reservation. *no wifi. *ask for tap water to save $ *within walking distance to the metro.

I've walked by this place many times but was always a tad bit nervous about going in. The line is…read moregenerally long and it looks like it's a very homely joint for those who are frequenters. When I passed by here on a Sunday afternoon at 2pm and the place looked relatively empty, I thought to myself - this is it! I love japanese cafe's like this in NYC (I've never been to japan), where they have different sections for hot food and cold food and ready made food. The hot food section provides you with a selection of ready made bentos as well as a selection of bentos you can choose from and choose your own three small sides. Each bento is approximately 10EUR plus or minus and the portions arent too big. I asked the cute guy serving what he liked and he told me the kaarage, or fried chicken, or poulet frite. So that's what I got, and my friend got the chicken teriyaki, or chicken grille. We were both extremely happy with the food. The best part is that the rice is real japanese rice. sooo good. There's a little cafeteria on the inside with jugs of water, another upstairs area for seating, and another upstairs area for general japanese snacks and alcohol for purchase. The sushi section is pretty cool too, providing you with sushi stuffed with the chicken or breaded pork (katsu). I definitely wanna try that next time. Um they are opened 7 days a week, even on xmas and new years! This is a real japanese joint, rant by japanese people, and good looking japanese guys manning the cooking section. Love it!

Used to come to this joint every time I visited my sister in Paris, like, daily. It was within…read morewalking distance from her apartment and so a very convenient alternative if we did not feel like cooking in her tiny miniature kitchen. (That is, even among all the other yummy options I could have had in Paris, I had to eat something from this place everyday to feel complete.) Now that my sister has relocated I really miss this place. I love love love their karaage chicken (may well be one of the best outside of Japan). And whatever that celery+bacon appetizer they have, is so flavorful and a must-try. Everything is very affordable and super authentic. I regret not taking pictures of our bento boxes so that I can just salivate over when I dream of you, Jujiya. C'est très bon!