Confucius Restaurant sur Paris

Very, very noisy. The menu has changed since the restaurant's rebranding. Because of the two doors being constantly open, there was a strong smell of cigarettes, and some customers were vaping right there in the restaurant without anyone saying anything to them.

A fantastic discovery of a Chinese restaurant in Paris! I tried this restaurant based on online recommendations and I wasn't disappointed. The sweet and sour Chinese fish is excellent: the fish is fresh, first fried and then cooked in the soup, resulting in tender and flavorful flesh. Compared to the well-known restaurant "Zui Yu," the taste is just as good at a much more affordable price. The eggplant in Yu-Xiang sauce is a must-try: the sweet and sour sauce is perfect, and it's delicious with rice.

A friend recommended this noodle shop. They serve noodles and specialties, and the appetizers are free and self-service. The food is really good! 👍 The noodles and dumplings are made fresh by the chef – chewy and with fresh, juicy fillings. Highly recommended! They also have large round tables, perfect for group meals!

A pretty clean noodle shop, especially the dumplings, all handmade and freshly made with generous fillings and lots of juice. The noodles are chewy and the toppings are plentiful; the garlic eggplant is fried perfectly, with a savory sauce flavor; the fried large intestine is amazing, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and very clean. Their side dishes are all-you-can-eat, very appetizing 🤤 and unlimited refills! This is really rare in Paris, especially with such delicious side dishes 😋. Their Shandong cuisine is authentic, especially the oil-drenched chicken, which tastes like fried chicken cutlet with a sweet and spicy sauce—very tasty! The braised pork slices are also pretty good 👍

A hidden gem of a Chinese restaurant with amazing value for money! The sauerkraut fish is made with fresh and tender fish, first fried and then boiled, with superb seasoning—more affordable and tastier than the trendy drunken fish. The fish-flavored eggplant is sweet and sour, perfect with rice, and the mackerel dumplings are also quite good. The restaurant is spacious, and private rooms are available, making it a top choice for group meals. I'll definitely come back!

Great restaurant! Affordable and very good.

A Chinese restaurant right across from my workplace, specializing mainly in noodles, dumplings, and Chinese ravioli. I've been there several times. I really like their fried chicken with a sweet and sour sauce: the chicken leg is nice and crispy, and the sauce goes perfectly with it. They also offer three small, free self-service side dishes: peas, seaweed strips, and a crushed cucumber salad. The flavors are truly authentic. The ravioli and noodles are made fresh on-site in an open kitchen where you can watch them being prepared. Overall, a very good place!

The crispy duck was a pleasant surprise!! It comes with pancakes, cucumber, and scallions, which you roll up yourself. We later discovered that you can also roll in the complimentary side dishes they give you, which go really well together – fragrant and refreshing! I think it's even tastier than just rolling up the duck meat 😋 We also ordered boiled beef, which is perfect for sharing with a group; it goes very well with rice.

Excellent restaurant serving authentic Shandong cuisine in the 13th arrondissement of Paris! The homemade jiaozi, crispy guotie, braised pork with egg, and braised beef noodles are all superb. The food tastes true to traditional northern Chinese dishes, and the portions are generous. A fantastic place, I'll definitely be back!

Their broth is incredibly flavorful; you can taste the rich aroma from slowly simmering beef bones in one sip, not the kind that's just a bunch of seasonings piled on top. The accompanying noodles are chewy, handmade noodles that soak up the broth perfectly – so satisfying!