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Feel like something different why in Paris? This is a great little spot, food is fresh and delicious and great range of menus.

Wonderful Tibetan food, great service and at a good priceWhat more could you ask for? Ah yes, and if your a vegetarian you've loads of choice.

Himalayan food is not far fetched from the Chinese cuisine, but the deviations are interesting enough to make it on my go-to list in the neighbourhood.

The service was very kind! Everything we ordered arrived quick and was very delicious. Beautiful location and fair prices! Highly recommended for vegetarian food.

We had a pleasant meal here. It has nice vegetarian options as well as meat. The food was good, not outstanding but all very palatable and excellent service. No problem in recommending.

Small, simple place run by locals. Not an expert of tibetan food, but what we took we liked and was definitively made by quality recipes. Service was quick and smiley. Price was also quite fair as compared with Paris average. I'd surely return to try further courses.

I have tried this restaurant for the first time in 2014 and I returned recently. The place has been renovated and it looks nicer now and the food is the same. Good food run by tibetien people with a decent variety of vegetarian and vegan options. Exp in a place like opera, this place is friendly for the customers in terms of service and wallet. Should give it a try for a different experience. Definitely recommended

I prefer not to review these types of restaurants. This time an exception.For: Nice interior and design choices. Authentic Tibetan masks everywhere.Against: Flat, blunt taste without any species or specialties. Basically overpriced IKEA diner. Dishes are rather small, and representation does not help the case.If you decided to check it out anyways, make sure to try their salty butter tea and steamed bread. Those were outstanding.

Having never been to a Tibetan restaurant before we were looking for something different and we didn't get that. It's a small place with pleasant staff and a decent menu, particularly for us vegetarians. The food is also very reasonably priced.The starters were both deep fried and came out a little greasy. The mains were nice but nothing special. A daal that was quite Indian but without heat and a noodle dish that tasted exactly like a Chinese chow mein.The service was quick and probably a little rushed. We more than likely wouldn't go to a Tibetan restaurant again based on this visit