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Everything was really great! We had fun! Great reception, very nice atmosphere!

Super friendly staff and very delicious food for a super fair and affordable price

Можно пообедать за 7-8 евро, что редкость для центра Парижа. В меню обычный азиатский набор - рис, курица, креветки, свинина, овощи. Есть ещё весенний ролл и другие штуки. Обслуживания ждать тут не приходится, это же азиатское кафе )

The filling of the 6 sandwiches (falafel, taouk, chawarma) that I ordered were good. On the other hand, the bread was not fresh and the sandwich was easily erased and the garnish fell by eating. As it was an order in delivery, I would have liked to mark the filling of each sandwich on the paper.

We decided to give this take-out, eat-in place a try, all trays of food tempting us from inside the show case. We bought small portions of spicy shrimp, caramel chicken, vegetable spring rolls. Food is weighed and price is reasonable for this posh area. We...loved the freshness of the prepared food. Asked if they had a kitchen, and they said the kitchen is upstairs. liked it so much that we did take-out again days later.

This place is a very popular for inexpensive local lunch take-out when the line goes down the street. I've popped in many times for a quick lunch or supper to take out to the hotel room when on my own in Paris. This place deserves...more than two stars, fewer than you get what you select and pay for. Food in a display case suffers from having been out for a while, so go for what looks newly prepared or food that can take the rest-meats, duck, chicken, tofu, not seafood. And as far as vegetables, ask for a small portion, taste and decide, but broccoli, onions, some others can withstand the wait. The staff are very helpful if you ask for fresh vegetable dishes.

I was staying at a nearby hotel and wanted something light to eat in my room. Asian food usually appeals to me so I went in this small shop around p.m. for a closer look at what was in the display case. The offerings...appeared to have been sitting around for a while and didn't look especially inviting. But the cold spring rolls looked like they would be OK, so I bought one and two small bottles of water. The spring roll proved to be of poor quality. Its shrimp had the consistency of rubber and no taste. The lettuce was over the hill, and the rest of the ingredients lacked flavor. I left at least half of the roll on my plate and had to go out again later to buy something else to eat.

travaillant juste à coté, et les prix étant raisonnable pour le quartier, j'ai comme d'autres voulu essayer ce restaurant. Que finalement je ne recommanderais absolument pas. D'abord l'accueille n'est pas vraiment au rendez-vous. Ensuite pour le menu à 7,20 on vous sert une part de riz dans une barquette en plastique (pas bien grande) et on vous la réchauffe au micro-onde tout comme l'accompagnement que vous prenez (nems, ou pièces vapeur) et c'est tout. Vraiment pas ragoutant. Et comme je m'y attendais après avoir vue ça, la nourriture n'était vraiment pas bonne sur mes 8 pièces vapeurs j'en ai mangé 3 et laissé tout le reste (je ne suis pourtant pas difficile). j'ai d'ailleurs pu observer...

During my stay in Paris and because of the strike, there was no public transportation, taxis were busy as were all the ride share apps, so I used the scooters and walked all around Paris. I had a tour scheduled at Louvre Museum at I had about hours for lunch before my tour at Louvre. So I was just walking around, walked across the Seine and found this little Chinese restaurant. I find it very interesting that they heat your food in a microwave. I was the only non-French speaking person ordering at the restaurant, so I had to use my creativity to effectively communicate with the two ladies behind the counter. The fried was was really and and the orange chicken was also surprisingly good. Thei...