Pâtisserie saison sur Paris

Simply the best Banh Mi in Paris. I struggle to understand the negative reviews about the wait or the quality of the sandwiches. I've been there more than ten times and: the sandwiches are delicious, flavorful, filling, inexpensive, and the service is welcoming. Sure, it's a bit busy at lunchtime, but that's true of all restaurants during lunch hours... in short, excellent.

Small shop but a good selection of both sweet and savory options. I had a banh mi with roast duck; it was generous with the meat, the vegetables weren't pickled enough for my taste, but the price was reasonable. The brioches were soft, and the red bean buns were excellent. A big disappointment was the black sesame "mille-feuille"—the jelly had no flavor. It was busy, yet I didn't have to wait long to be served. I've been to this shop several times; the food is still good, but nothing special. However, they really need to improve their customer service.

Apparently, it's the oldest Asian pastry shop in Paris's Chinatown. In any case, it's very good, with a wide variety of offerings and long opening hours. They have sweets with pandan and durian, as well as a great selection of filled pastries and cakes. They also do takeaway, including French bread sandwiches filled with Chinese specialties.

I ordered a cake well in advance for 11:00 AM pickup. At 1:00 PM, the cake still wasn't ready. This made me over an hour late for the birthday meal. I was waiting to taste the cake before giving my rating. The taste was good, but to my surprise, the filling was still frozen… Luckily, they joked that it was an ice cream dessert. I want to encourage you to improve and to question your practices. Don't rest on your laurels and a good location. Seeing people regularly outside your shop makes curious customers want to come in, but this won't last forever if the service isn't up to par. As business owners who made a customer wait for over an hour, risking a fine, a small apology would have been appreciated. If there weren't mutual acquaintances, the rating would have been one star. Best of luck and continued success.

I came in November with my two sisters and my father, who was wheelchair-bound and ill. I told myself I absolutely had to leave a review, but I didn't do it at the time. Today, I wanted to thank the manager for her incredible kindness. She noticed my father wasn't well and agreed to give us bread and butter, as that was the only thing he would eat. She was compassionate, understanding, patient, and helpful, and I haven't forgotten it, because that's rare. My father passed away in January, and this kind of compassion helped him maintain his dignity. My sisters and I had sandwiches and pastries, and everything was delicious. Thank you so much!

A significant drop in quality for both sweet and savory items; the store remains very attractive and the Bahn (a type of snack) is decent but nothing special; you can find much better options nearby.

The banh mi are delicious and the coconut soy pearls are to die for!

A victim of their own social media success. It's a shame. I used to go there for the sandwiches. I went back, and it's become very mediocre. The portion sizes are all over the place. I was disgusted by my special pork sandwich (the pork was too fatty and, above all, too thick, with too many pieces). It was much better when they first opened.

Personally, I'm very happy; thanks to them I got my strawberry cake for my birthday, and the price-quality ratio was excellent. They even have cheese skewers and mochi there… honestly, it was very good.

The banh mi was delicious, the bread was crispy and tasty, and the vegetables were crunchy. Fast service, I recommend it 1000%!