Les Jardins de Mandchourie

I needed a special dietary requirement. The meal was superb, The wine choice excellent, the staff forthcoming, no complaints at all ;-)

They have lamb dumplings that are so good I could hardly believe it. We very much enjoyed our meal, do try the Rouleaux croustillants de canard aux cinq parfums.

Looking for a great chinese in paris, we get here browsing the web. Tried a menù, completely disappointing. Oil onions and peppers in all dishes, and everything with the same taste. Sorry to say that the fried aubergines were disgusting!

There's gloopy 'Cantonese' food to be found all over Paris: it sits out on trays in a display cabinate, you order it, it is microwaved before your very eyes.This place is something quite different. They set the tone with crazy good steamed peanuts when you arrive. What follows is full of flavour and surprises. So good I bought their cookbook.May be a bit violently foreign for some ;)

We are usually not too fond of chinese food, but our friend praised this restaurant and we decided to go.For starters we got boiled peanuts, dumplings and a variety of cold vegetables and tofu salad. Our menu consisted of sauteed fish, caramilised meat, home made noodles, perfectly steamed rice and sauteed beans, deep fried vegetables.... And for desert very delicious local specialities! This may sound like a regular menu, but the food surpassed all our expectations and we can honestly say - it is the best chinese restaurant ever for us.And the staff/owner were very friendly and very attentive.

I've been going there since it first opened a couple of years ago, and it is simply delicious. Real traditional North Chinese food, with amazing duck spring rolls, homemade noodles, fishes, meat, dumplings... They also offer a "discovery menu" for 20€, which I would definitely recommend if there's 3 or 4 guests, as they send over a selection of starters, main dishes and desert (although you probably won't have appetite left for the desert considering the portions!). Doggie bags available (sometimes on demand), which is quite rare for Paris and good if you're too lazy to cook the following day ;)

The first thing that you notice at this restaurant is that it is simple, not a sophisticated place. Then you are welcomed by the waiters and you know you'll have a good time. Service is simply excellent. Courteous, warm and efficient at the same time. Then the food itself: it is very authentic cuisine. Not what you get at every chinese restaurant in Paris. Peppered beef, caramel pork and soft catfish are some of the dishes you'll taste with the home made special menu. try this discovery menu it is very generous and not too expensive 22€. My family had a lovely evening at this place and even though my wife is not fond of chinese food she really had a good time. So try this restaurant and the...

The place and its decoration are extremely simple, cheap tables, chairs and decoration ... but most important is the food which is excellent, there is a menu proposed by the very friendly owner which is very generous in quantity and with very different flavors and tasty dishes.This is place is really surprising and I have to admit that first time I was invited I had negative apriori that disappeared immediately because the sincere friendliness of the owner and it definitely became big satisfaction because of the very tasty and creative food which ally traditional cooking with fresh tasty product .... I became a real fan of this very affordable restaurant which I have to say is rather away fr...

I've lived in the Bay Area for 35 years and have been trying out Chinese restaurants for longer than that. I recently bought a Paris apartment and a good friend in Paris suggested we eat here. He's a Bay Area native too. He said it was "really good." I was skeptical. Having had a flat in London for 17 years without finding any exceptional Chinese, I had concluded that Europe just doesn't "get it." Boom. There goes that theory. This place may be the best I've ever had outside of Hong Kong or Singapore. And maybe even better than that. The flavors are fresh, bright, and nuanced. No gloppy cornstarch. Except for one slight misstep (sweet and sour stuck too close to the cliche), everything (on t...