L’Oriental

The Belgian Qingkoubei net red shop on Xiang Street will not eat Qingkou in China because it is cheap and fishy. This family is all because it is close to the residence. The crispy fragrance of fried small fish completely offsets the boringness of a pot of one kilogram of Qingkou. The only interesting thing is to eat authentically, with the first shell to scoop the meat behind.

Fantastic little restaurant with fabulous food and great atmosphere. The staff are so friendly too - a real gem! Thank you for a great evening, will definitely be back if we&#39;re in Paris again.

Great place! The food, ambiance, and entire staff were excellent. Service was prompt and courteous. Our experience could not have been better.

The restaurant is small but comfortable and it is a good food. The bo bun were good. Little disappointment compared to the bao bah but overall it is a beautiful address and good price quality ratio

When we walked towards the restaurant we thought we may have made a mistake, but on entering, the welcome, ambience, food and service was second to none. I highly recommend anyone and everyone to go here.

This restaurant is located in a pedestrian alleyway, a quiet place very close to Villiers metro station. The restaurant has a calm feel about it, with a minimalist decoration and a lot of space between the tables. The service was friendly, discreet, well timed to let us enjoy the food and have a good conversation at the same time. The food was nice, tasty, original but not pretentious. There was no background music so we could hear each other around the table. It was peaceful and relaxing. We will definitely go back.

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