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I had Kung Pao Chicken and rice. The food was yummy. The chicken was great, they use the wok which gives the food a good flavour! It is a pleasant restaurant, the interiors were quite nice and the service was quick as well. Would go again.

It was a quiet place despite being in the touristy area. Service was excellent, allowing us to dine in despite nearing the closing hours. Food was absolutely authentic and affordable. Recommend 10/10

Absolutely authentic Chinese food — not the usual “French-style Chinese” you often find in Paris. We ordered the lamb chops, braised eggplant, and the signature spicy dry pot with ribs — every dish was bursting with flavor and tasted just like home. Portions were generous, the spice level was on point, and the ingredients were fresh. Plus, the price was super reasonable — around €20 per person. For this quality and taste, it’s definitely great value for money. If you’re craving real Sichuan-style food, this place is a hidden gem. Highly recommen

Cozy dining atmosphere, visited around 9-10pm so it’s not crowded or noisy. Food served real fast, piping hot and delicious. Right when i’m craving for Chinese food. Tad too oily for the pork, but aubergine is perfect.

I haven’t had good Chinese food in a while in Paris but this place is different! The food was delicious and comes out relatively fast since they cook with woks. Both chicken and beef were tender (tender beef can be challenging to find sometimes in Paris). I tried spice level 1 and I found it manageable. Above that would be too challenging if you’re not used to spicy food. The pricing is quite good given the quantities they provide. It’s also fast and convenient to take out food from this restaurant. On the other hand, you have to purchase rice separately.