Madame Piment sur Paris

The owner is very nice, and the portion of snail rice noodles is very generous with many different side dishes to choose from. Highly recommended!

Really incredible noodles. Vegetarian friendly as well. The taste and quality of food is fresh and very clean. Will surely come back here again

The breaded pork is excellent and the service is top-notch!

Super traditional Chinese food (homemade)!👍

An incredible experience! The food is simply exceptional, everything is homemade and you can taste it in every bite. Truly amazing! The dishes are perfectly cooked, generous, very well seasoned, and prepared with great care. I recommend this place to anyone who wants to eat delicious, authentic, and high-quality cuisine. Special mention to the lady who is absolutely lovely, welcoming, and incredibly kind. A real pleasure, I will definitely be back!

Good and affordable, whether you eat in or take away. A great place!

Luosi rice noodles: a surprise! The smell isn't very strong. Spicy pork bao: I don't like it. Too spicy!

They have so many kinds of steamed buns! It's my first time trying hot pot flavored steamed buns! The snail rice noodles are definitely different from the instant kind, and the freshly fried tofu skin is super crispy! The taste is also very good! Highly recommended!

Paris finally has its own snail rice noodle shop! Located near Galeries Lafayette, this new Asian culinary landmark in the 9th arrondissement has truly saved my Chinese stomach. As the first dedicated snail rice noodle shop in Paris, the broth is rich and flavorful, the pickled bamboo shoots are delicious, and the best part is the optional spiciness level—Guangdong friends needn't worry at all, the mild version is gentle enough to still taste the freshness of the broth. The rice noodles are smooth and chewy, and the fried tofu skin soaks up the broth perfectly, making each bite incredibly satisfying. But what truly surprised me were their handmade buns! The owner said they're all made fresh daily, refusing pre-made ingredients, and you can tell the difference with just one bite—the dough is fluffy and soft, and the filling is fresh and substantial. I highly recommend the chicken and cabbage filling; it's sweet and juicy, completely unlike the greasy traditional buns. The hot pot minced meat filling is even more creative, carrying the aroma of hot pot broth, mildly spicy and satisfying, with an irresistible meaty flavor. The location is incredibly convenient; after shopping at Galeries Lafayette, it's just a five-minute walk. A bowl of noodles and a couple of buns make even a rainy day in Paris feel lovely.

Near the opera house, the steamed buns are handmade daily, kneaded, wrapped, and steamed to order—not the frozen and reheated kind. The dough is soft yet chewy, and when you bite into it, you can see the generous meat filling with just the right amount of juice. I especially recommend the hot pot spicy bun; it's fragrant, spicy, and slightly numbing, but not unbearably so, with a very layered flavor. The pork and corn bun and the shrimp and cabbage bun are also excellent, no disappointments. Even more surprising is that they also have fresh snail rice noodles. The broth is tangy, spicy, and appetizing, with an authentic flavor and plenty of toppings. Being able to enjoy a bowl of freshly made snail rice noodles anytime in Paris is such a blessing, and you don't have to worry about the smell being too strong when you make it at home 😂 The price is also very reasonable—3 buns for 8 euros, which is quite affordable for this area. It's inexpensive per person, perfect for a hot Chinese snack while working or shopping nearby. I would definitely buy from them again.