Le Jardin sur Paris

The Chinese restaurant I went to when I was craving soup in Paris was pretty good.

Well...we trusted the reviews...just before a room we said to ourselves that it was a good place. we found ourselves in a Chinese restaurant with an 80s atmosphere, decor that was a bit dated, and alone, even though it was 7:30 p.m.... spring rolls (2) and fried chicken, rice and chicken with sweet and sour sauce, Chinese fried noodles (in close to Italian linguine).. strange sweet and sour sauce with a pronounced taste of pineapple juice and peas, which were part of the ingredients but whose juice must have been used to make the sauce, thickened with cornstarch or other thickening... I digested it throughout the play and beyond... in total with a 50cl pitcher of rosé: €57.30... it's up to you to judge

Hidden gem! I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was, and the interior was fantastic. I had the Kung Pao chicken with white rice, then for dessert. I had these rice dough balls that were amazing. Good service as well, and the family who run it are very pleasant. Another very impressive fact about this place was that the plates, silverware, and glasses were high quality and very elegant. The place felt like you were eating in a museum, almost feeling like going back in time.

Immersed in a world as soon as we enter, the staff is welcoming and efficient The period decor will either make you escape or love this place The food is very good, I would come back Some vg options