Name: Maison Thai Viet
Telephone: +33 1 47 68 89 91
Price range: $
Rating: 3.7

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Eva ChengEva Cheng

5 stars!!! Thank you ladies for such great food and hospitality!! I was in Paris with my husband and 2 young kids. We had the pleasure of eating at this restaurant 2-3 times during our stay. It's inside a shopping plaza (next to the supermarket) with ready-made food that they can heat up for you. We loved the lemongrass chicken, the duck, the shu-mai's, the shrimp chips and the sticky rice dessert. The food was so tasty that we kept coming back for more. It may look like a Panda Express but it tastes so much better. It's got a mix of Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai food, though we didn't try the spring rolls or the pad thai. That ladies that worked here were so nice and sweet and we just can't thank them enough. We even took some to-go to eat on the plane ride home. The hot food is charged by the weight, while dim sum are charged per piece. We spent about 30-40 euros for a family of 4 each meal, which is more than reasonable in Paris. (and usually we have food to take home!) If you're in the area, definitely give them a try!

PY DesprezPY Desprez

Menu midi 10.5, nems, plat et dessert. Bonne qualité et bonnes portions

Reviews of Maison Thai Viet

3.7

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6y

5 stars!!! Thank you ladies for such great food and hospitality!! I was in Paris with my husband and 2 young kids. We had the pleasure of eating at this restaurant 2-3 times during our stay. It's inside a shopping plaza (next to the supermarket) with ready-made food that they can heat up for you. We loved the lemongrass chicken, the duck, the shu-mai's, the shrimp chips and the sticky rice dessert. The food was so tasty that we kept coming back for more. It may look like a Panda Express but it tastes so much better. It's got a mix of Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai food, though we didn't try the spring rolls or the pad thai. That ladies that worked here were so nice and sweet and we just can't thank them enough. We even took some to-go to eat on the plane ride home. The hot food is charged by the weight, while dim sum are charged per piece. We spent about 30-40 euros for a family of 4 each meal, which is more than reasonable in Paris. (and usually we have food to take home!) If you're in the area, definitely...