Guang Ming Chinois - Carta

traditional family restaurant all dishes are good. less expensive you spend less 20 euros per person

a lemon chicken for liliputian. at an exorbitant price! It's really arcade, obviously the bosses have changed. I knew the previous ones and trusted them. I'm not going back.

a recommend, the kitchen is of good quality, the smiling and pleasant service, the restaurant is especially a good quality / price ratio, quiet, a few steps from the tourist restaurants of the rue mouffetard / iron pot! Ver carta

all dishes are excellent. The whole family loved. especially the duck with 5 perfumes or half sauce that makes a meal. with an entrance, a dish and rice plus a dessert you spend less than 20 euros. we can have lunch for 10-15 euros. Service is basic.

neighborhood restaurant, with a neighborhood clientele: elderly gentlemen, bobo couples (bohemian-bourgeois). discreet and attentive service. kitchen with fresh ingredients, cooked on site (not frozen in microwaves as in most Parisian restaurants.) low price.

I was going to eat there when I was a student in the 1960s...I returned to it, even glassy bay, new friendly young proprios and unbeatable prices (9.80 euros per noon) for a simple and good kitchen. When a restaurant lives over 50, it's a good sign! Hello nostalgia. Ver carta

An old memory: I was going to this restaurant 40 years ago when I was a student and I hadn't returned there for at least ten years. A new couple of manager, young and nice. good dishes, cheap in a setting that seems not to have moved. If you're looking between the pantheon and the hawker square, a restaurant that isn't a catcher, go!

a each stay in Paris, we go to this Chinese restaurant held by a friendly couple. we dine in a quiet environment in an authentic setting, with well prepared dishes and for very correct rates. their noodles are home and the excellent nems. In this area, which is rather famous for its gargoons, it is a small haven of peace where we enjoy to sit after a day of visit to enjoy all the flavors of asie.

this restaurant is one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in the capital and its decor or altar with offerings remind you of it. Located in a very quiet street, it is frequented by a clientele of inhabitants and connoisseurs who appreciate the excellent cuisine served there and the warm and attentive welcome of its two young managers. the complete Chinese menu is offered at €9.80; Who says better? If you're looking for an authentic and very good quality place, that's where you have to go. Ver carta