I have tried many chinese restaurants but was so disappointed as the food was too European style. This one is definitely a place to go. A real Chinese treat. the wonder is always so crowded. If you are looking for the real Asian taste then don’t miss this restaurant.👍
ELIZA C noted
The atmosphere of the restaurant is pretty nice, very Chinese. I recommend the dimsum but not the rice noodles. The staffs often ignore our request. We asked for water several times before finally getting it. Some waiters do not speak French, English nor Mandarin. I have no ideal how to communicate to them.
Kenneth Chin noted
This is an old school Chinese restaurant. I went on a Thursday lunch time in September and got a table straight away. The restaurant was busy but not full. Ambiance is a typical busy traditional Chinese. Nice but nothing fancy
Food was good - which is what Chinese people judge a restaurant by. I ordered a few of my favourite dim sum dishes including har cheong (rice flour roll with shrimp), haam sui kok (fried glutinous rice dumping with pork filling) and pai kuat (steamed pork ribs with black bean). All dishes were good but not outstanding by the best of London, Sydney, HK or Singapore standards. Excellent by European city standards. Affordable prices and fast service.
I would return if visiting Paris again and needed a dim sum fix
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I have tried many chinese restaurants but was so disappointed as the food was too European style. This one is definitely a place to go. A real Chinese treat. the wonder is always so crowded. If you are looking for the real Asian taste then don’t miss this restaurant.👍
The atmosphere of the restaurant is pretty nice, very Chinese. I recommend the dimsum but not the rice noodles. The staffs often ignore our request. We asked for water several times before finally getting it. Some waiters do not speak French, English nor Mandarin. I have no ideal how to communicate to them.
This is an old school Chinese restaurant. I went on a Thursday lunch time in September and got a table straight away. The restaurant was busy but not full. Ambiance is a typical busy traditional Chinese. Nice but nothing fancy Food was good - which is what Chinese people judge a restaurant by. I ordered a few of my favourite dim sum dishes including har cheong (rice flour roll with shrimp), haam sui kok (fried glutinous rice dumping with pork filling) and pai kuat (steamed pork ribs with black bean). All dishes were good but not outstanding by the best of London, Sydney, HK or Singapore standards. Excellent by European city standards. Affordable prices and fast service. I would return if visiting Paris again and needed a dim sum fix