Chine Massena sur Paris

Anyone who is in the area and wants to experience authentic Asian flavors and atmosphere must come in. In the evening there are also performances and dancing The place is large, colorful and rich. It reminds me of a kibbutz dining room. Food carts in the aisles, energetic waiters and everything is delicious.

We visited this restaurant as a family. The place is quiet and pleasant. The welcome was friendly and the setting is lovely. The food was really good, with quite generous portions. I had loc lac rice and my father had noodles; it was very tasty. The service was a little slow but still acceptable. Overall, we had a very good time and I recommend it.

One of the best Chinese restaurants in the 13th arrondissement! Live music on weekends, ask to be seated near the aquarium 👍🏽

I really enjoy eating there; the food is always very good, especially their steamed dishes, which is why I mainly go there. The noise level is a bit unpleasant because no one can hear each other speak, but that's understandable since it's so crowded. They should also install a system to call a server because sometimes it's a little difficult to reach one. But apart from that, I still highly recommend this restaurant. It's truly delicious.

Last place in Paris where you can find dim sum carts. Lots of regulars. Overall, I was happy with the change of scenery.

I've been going there for many years, mainly for lunch on weekends. It's always a pleasure to see the dim sum carts and be able to choose a few items while waiting to be served or for our order to be taken. The dishes: The ha kao (steamed shrimp dumplings), shrimp rice rolls, radish cakes, and chicken feet are, in my opinion, just as good as those in Hong Kong (having tried them there as well). However, I've noticed a drop in quality with the fried shrimp dumplings (the dough is a bit too thick => a problem with the cooking?). The Phnom Penh soups with yellow noodles are very good, although I suspect they contain MSG (I'm a bit sensitive to it). The service: It's okay. But if you come during peak hours, the wait can be long. And sometimes customers cut in front of us… Regarding parking: if you're staying less than 2 hours, simply hand over your parking ticket to avoid paying for underground parking. Otherwise, I really enjoy this restaurant.

Amazing Chinese Khmer and Vietnamese dancing and food - réal réal Nice

Large restaurant with plenty of seating, very busy on Friday and Saturday nights. Quieter during the week, so less noisy. Good food with a wide selection. The roast suckling pig is recommended, but you must pre-order it.

It's a good place for a complete change of scenery

The food at this restaurant has become very bland. Only the steamed dishes are good. I'm nostalgic for the chefs of the 80s/90s in the 13th arrondissement...