Busy place in the Asian district. Food was nice and flavorful had the shrimp soup and then the…read morebasil shrimp. Service was good and the feel of a small thai place premiered all over. Worth a visit

Decent Asian food option in 6 th arrondisment…read more My family enjoyed this place but to me it's not authentic Thai. The pad thai and pad see ew noodles are the same thickness and sauce tasted the same. They are more like stir fry chinese noodles rather than true pad thai or pad see ew. Staffs were friendly and kind. Green curry with chicken is good amount spicy and tres delicieux to eat with rice. Place is busy on week night and quite small with 6-7 4 people tables only. Not amazing but not bad at all.

One of many good Thai restaurants in Paris. Authentic food and great service. Their Tom Ka soup is…read morethe best we tasted among many Thai restaurants. Very busy at lunch and dinner. Young atmosphere.

Absolutely loved my visit to Le Chef Thai. From the cool atmosphere to the service and food, this…read moreis an excellent go to restaurant in Paris. The basil chicken was perfection, and the soups were great as well. We had a small table in the basement with a fan directly on us, so even in the summer heat, it was a comfortable dining experience!

Some of the best Thai food I've had. We had the vegetable spring rolls, Tom kha soup with chicken,…read moremassaman curry, and pork with Thai basil. Absolutely delicious. It was some of the best Tom Kha soup I've ever had. I absolutely loved it. My pork with Thai basil was delicious. I will definitely come back when I'm in Paris and I highly recommend. The service and food were great.

Ya Lamai came highly recommended and I wasn't disappointed. I have spend a lot of time in Thailand…read moreand I love Thai food but there is a lot of bad wannabe Thai food out there. This restaurant was authentic, fresh, portions where good-sized, and the service was efficient and professional. The decor is cozy, hip, and fun. The prices are reasonable. My only criticism was the restaurant is too dark at night and the service could have been faster but I think there was only two employees working the front of the restaurant. I hope to go back soon! I want to try lunch. Free WiFi with code. You can make reservations online at www.yalamai.com

Cool idea as street food Thai restaurant. Quick service. Friendly atmosphere. Prices are reasonable.read more

We decided to come here three days ago as we walked by on our way to another restaurant. The aroma…read morecoming from this corner shop literally made each one of us turn our heads! So, tonight we made good on that promise. The service was prompt and helpful with many English speaking staff, the mint water is delicious, and the food is simply fantastic. Some of the best Thai food I've had. We got the Salmon, Pad Thai, and Green Curry. I hope the photos help show you how good this place really is. Don't miss this one!

This was a very small, hole in the wall restaurant we passed by on our way to our hotel. It was…read morelate and we were hungry so we decided to eat here. We were pleasantly surprised by how good the food was. The service was also excellent.

Amazing place! Wonderful service and excellent authentic food!!! We are in the area for work and…read moreare staying at a nearby hotel. While there are a lot of restaurants and cafes in the area, this caught our eye. Truly good food. We each got a salad, split the shrimp and crab fried rice, and although full, also split the shrimp garlic and pepper( not pictured). We liked every dish ( it was better than good!), and beyond that, the owner and his wife were so pleasant and enjoyable. We speak little to no French and while their English was a little limited , they were gracious and helpful ( their English was far better than our french.). Definitely recommend whether you are local or visiting as we were!

This restaurant was packed and we weren't able to get a reservation until 10:00pm and they would…read morenot seat us until it was 10:00pm sharp and not a minute sooner. The food here was incredible. This was our second dinner as we were not very satisfied with our meal at Lafayette's (ridiculously expensive and horrible food!). My friend and I each got a drink that we both loved. I got a Mojito and my friend got the Siam Paradise. We ordered the following dishes to share: - spicy beef salad - lobster bite - langoustine salad - green curry with sea bass Every dish here was beautifully plated and tasted amazing! The restaurant was beautiful, the food incredible, and the service exceptional.

I have been to Paris 4 times in the last 6 months and this was my favorite restaurant so far. I…read moredon't like going back to places since there are so many options, but I will go back when in town next time. The food was incredible. But the service is what set it apart. This is a great upscale place that takes pride in the food ad the service. Amazing. The sticky mango rice may be one of the best things I have ever had in my life.

Whattt found this gem of thai food in Paris! It was difficult to find as it was on a street with…read morelittle to no foot traffic, but once we found it the inside ambiance was great. It is small though and we came later at night so we did have to wait for seating. We were sat on the underground floor first but were not helped for a while so we requested to move up because we were so hungry and were helped quicker upstairs. Great pad thai

Absolutely delicious Thai food, fast service. Their Thai was one of the best I've had. Their duck…read moredid not dissapoint. Honestly the best I've had in Paris. Would definitely come back. Ambiance was nice, clean.

Has been closed for a year... don't make the journey! Walked a long way for nothing. I called and…read morethe guy that answered the phone said they were open but it was a catfish situation, the place is now a French bistro.

Desperate for SE Asian food after a week in the Low Countries, I did not initially hold out high…read moreexpectations for Palace Thai, situated near the Ecole Militaire, UNESCO, and various ministries. But it was the nearest and easiest choice. The mixture of Chinese and Thai decor and a menu that includes Peking Duck also warned of overly localized fare, as did the non-Asian clientele. But in one corner of the menu, there it was: Amok. Cambodia's signature, boneless fish stew, served wrapped in lotus leaves. It did not disappoint: a marvelous and flavorful creation. The stir fried broccoli and sticky rice also are highly recommended. The owner and one waiter are Cambodian, with a Thai Cambodian in the kitchen along with with chefs from Hong Kong. Give the place a try - but ask the staff for their favorite dish recommendations!