Le Spicy Home Paris

Basic menu, good food, good customer service. Prises as aspected in paris. Asian menu. Located near Seine. At 8 pm on weekday there were not that many people eating

I and my son really enjoyed the foods and service. Indian chicken curry was really good choice and I loved salmon tarts as well! You can enjoy three course menu with 30 euro.

Had a beautiful brunch, just walked straight it service was quick and the food was to an excellent standard maybe a tad expensive but worth the quick service and quality (I had the canadian brunch) Ver carta

We went to this place because it was recommended for its brunch, and it was a complete failure. Service was particularly slow, the food was not good at all, and on top of that it was on the expensive side.

Me and my family were visiting France for the summer and decided to enjoy a meal at chatelet we cae across this restaurant and wow were we pleased good food and drinks great bar man and the asian waiter was super friendly, if you're near the chatelet area i definitely recommend dining here #lespicyhomeisawesome

A well priced (€21) brunch that included: (a) choice of coffee, tea or hot chocolate; (b) croissant, pain au chocolat or a baguette with jam and butter; (c) choice of three different main plates; and (d) a choice of dessert. The food was delicious, in particular the scrambled eggs. Service was pleasant. People-watching was excellent. Ver carta

Easily located restaurant on one of Paris many corners! If you get in before 11am you can have a fantastic value breakfast, we had just missed this menu and chose from the Brunch menu. Something that we have found quite difficult to find in Paris as everything can feel a bit too 'lunchy'. We chose from the Brunch menu and the standard of the food was very good.The restaurant looks very unassuming from outside but is absolutely lovely and modern inside, music was very good too. Real good find in the Marais area.

We came across Le Spicy Home while wandering near the apartment we rented for a few days holiday in Paris. Hoping for a quintessential Parisian luncheon experience we disregarded the distinctly un-French name and bowled in encouraged by the roomful of patrons inside. We were not disappointed; my wife had the Fromage brunch set and I tried the Duck confit and the food was delicious, and very French. Not only that the waiters were very polite, helpful and friendly (despite us stumbling over our French). We emerged very full and completely satisfied.Highly recommended.

The worst meal I've had in Paris - avoid at all costs. After being seated we waited 10 minutes and then had to walk around the restaurant to find someone to give us a menu. 15-20 minutes after ordering we had still not got our starters, but one of the waitresses did come by to ask us how we had enjoyed them. When the starters did eventually arrive we had barely finished eating them before the main course came (the table hadn't even been cleared). I'm not sure why the restaurant is called "spicy" home, unless the term is being used ironically. I had salmon with an almost entirely tasteless sauce and wok-fried vegetables which were overcooked and had no flavour at all. Maybe someone should int... Ver carta