Regent's Village, France sur Asnieres-Sur-Seine

Loved loved loved this place!!!! My husband was really getting tired of French and Italian food and wanted some Asian food so we searched and searched until we found this great place. The owner, acute little Malaysian lady, showed us how to eat our fried rolls, she said to put the mint on the rolls and put them into the lettuce and dip them in the sauce. They were amazing, I had never had them with mint before, but it was so refreshing so good. Just took it to a whole new level. We also had sweet-and-sour chicken and so enjoyed that as well!! if you don’t eat here, you’re definitely missing a good meal!

Nice cozy restaurant easy to talk. Staff are friendly. Food is nice, little small portions.

Food is quality and tasty. Ambience is relaxing. Staff all super nice.

Honestly this is the best tasting Chinese food I’ve ever eaten. I’ve been coming back to this restaurant for over 10 years and tell anyone I know coming to Paris to stop here at some point. I can come back to Paris just to eat the food here

yummy food legendary service good atmosphere halal food

Good authentic Malaysian food, a bit on the pricey range but it is right around Champs Élysées. Owner (auntie) was super friendly. Highly recommended, although I heard she just sold off this business, but may be opening a new one somewhere else.

I was looking for a departure from typical bistrot food. And it be lack of Chinese cuisine of any caliber in Paris always surprises me (at least what I have found). A last minute decision found us here. I thought all in all the ingredients were fresh and flavorful. The environment was a bit tired and needed a refresh. We ended up thebinky table occupied at 7pm

Halal restaurant - We came for early dinner. The restaurant was filled with Chinese relics and Buddha statues. The ambience is dark but homey, and the music aired was Chinese music. There’s a lot of live fish aquarium hanging on the ceiling, which is quite cool. We ordered mango fish, shrimp mango salad, hot and sour soup, omelette, kangkung belacan and sweet and sour chicken. We had these with white rice. The king of the dish was mango fish - it’s different from the usual sweet and sour fish. We were greeted by the owner Madam Lee from Malaysia who was very friendly and jovial. She was kind enough to give us complimentary fresh fruit for dessert and hot towel after the dinner. All in all, it was a wholesome and enjoyable dinner. We highly recommend the restaurants to all Asian travelers in Paris