Cham Thai - Carta

Enjoyed our dinner at Cham Thai. Very friendly staff Really nice food. Has kind of homely feel to the food

fast eating. for quality delivered quite expensive. the personal does not know the word English. eating is average taste.

Fast food. For the quality provided quite expensive. The staff does not know the word English either. The food is of average taste Ver carta

I tried some Thai restaurants in paris, which really makes me miss Thai. eating is always of good quality, the real taste of thai.

I've tried a few Thai restaurants in Paris, this one really make me miss Thailand. The food's always of good quality, the real taste of Thai

No major frills or fancies, straightforward food, home cooked. Located close to the boulevard. The Lunch Menu is made for the working crowd seeking for good food vs street/fast food. If it's one of those days where you want eat good lunch/dinner head to Cham...Thai. The desert menu could have been a little better Ver carta

We stayed in the Montparnasse area and discovered this newer restaurant. We tried it out for both lunch and dinner over our stay. Excellent meals both times. Reasonable prices, friendly service and pleasant atmosphere (and vegan/vegetarian menu options for one of us) made this a...great find. They deserve more business as they become better known

This restaurant is new. We have not seen it crowded perhaps it is not well known yet. We have made just one visit, and had the euro menu, with nems, chicken curry, rice and small dessert selection. The chicken was fine, the vegetables...were crisp and tasty, the coconut-flavored sauce abundant, a little thin. Based on our experience so far, it seems fine and we will return

the place is newly owned and the set up is simple but cosy. Give a look on the ceiling lamp made of glass goblets, quite different. Foodwise, the owners are a couple of mid-aged thaï. The lady cooked, the gentleman takes the order and serves....Their food is almost authentic, no frills but a wide choice of made to order dishes. Their Crying Tiger (beef filet coming with a tasty coriander, chillies and other spices is worth a try, the lam tok and the lap neua are quite tasty too. Various salads spiced at your request are proposed as well. menus at very low prices at also tempting, based on green or red curries. The street isn't fancy and there is not much around for your eyes but the catacomb... Ver carta