Chez Manon sur Paris

Breakfast here is a delightful affair that offers a taste of authentic Chinese flavors to start your day off right. While the restaurant may not traditionally serve Western-style breakfast, it offers a variety of delicious options that are sure to satisfy your morning cravings. One popular choice for breakfast is congee, a comforting and nourishing rice porridge that is a staple in Chinese cuisine. Served piping hot and topped with a variety of savory or sweet toppings, congee is a hearty and satisfying way to begin your day. We get to choose from a selection of toppings such as shredded chicken, preserved vegetables, century eggs, or crispy fried dough sticks to customize our bowl of congee to our own liking. They also offer other breakfast dishes such as steamed buns filled with savory meats or vegetables, pan-fried dumplings, or rice noodle rolls stuffed with shrimp or pork. These dishes are typically served alongside hot tea or soy milk, providing a comforting and energizing start to your morning. While these breakfast options may be different from what you might find at a traditional Western breakfast spot, they offer a delicious and authentic taste of non-spicy Chinese cuisine that is sure to please adventurous eaters and food enthusiasts alike. With its welcoming atmosphere, attentive service, and flavorful dishes, this place provides a memorable breakfast experience that will leave you eager to return for more.

The food is comforting. Mapo tofu is not Sichuan style.

The fried dough sticks are a bit oily and the rice noodles are very hard. I suggest you just eat salted tofu pudding. Glutinous rice is the best! The meat buns are also good! There are really many Chinese breakfast restaurants in Paris

This Wenzhou place was better than I expected. They have a cooked food section which was very varied and freshly prepared. I arrived between breakfast and lunch, started out with fresh soy bean milk and a dough fritter while waiting for my pig intestine rice noodles to be cooked. Then I added a small portion of stir-fried cauliflower. The taste was not the best, but it was comfort food for me and very enjoyable. Service was friendly and efficient.

I’ve eaten in almost all the restaurants in this little quartier chinois and Chez Xu is probably the best, with the largest menu and variety of choices. The poulet sel et poivre is to die for, accompanied perhaps with the galette de riz sauté. Be warned that if you go at peak time (7-8pm) there will be a 10-20 minute wait.

Authentic Chinese cuisine, don't get the fried ravioli (nothing special). The eggplant and beef are great!

Excellent foods and services, very friendly staff. Worth waiting for the meal.

Great inexpensive restaurant: we had soup and noodles with meat and seafood as well as shrimp ravioli, which was super good!! Very affordable

Excellent little Cantonese restaurant. Got noodles, Cantonese rice and a wantan soup, which were all very good. Good flavour, not super greasy. The service was very nice. The ratios quality:price and portion:price were very good. The service was nice. All employees were kind. The only thing to have in mind is that the restaurant only has a few tables. Some tables are big, and you may be seated with a stranger, but it is not a problem. Excellent place. Will come again if I have the chance.

A place where you can eat a variety of Chinese food at reasonable prices.