Chongqing Noodles — Restaurant in Paris

Went inside craving a hot and quick lunch. Left kinda disappointed. The staff were quick to make you order and serve the food. Not overly friendly but also not unfriendly. The restaurant was clean with indoor/outdoor seating. Now to the main part: The food was underwhelming. Very bland in general unless you added spoons of the chilli oil (which was great). I had gyoza as an appetizer and the braised beef noodle soup as a main dish and both courses left me wishing for some form of taste. Price was pretty solid though (15,90€ for a menu consisting of a starter+main as well as 3€ for a...

I really wanted to like this place but honestly the food wasn’t great. I got the hot pot noodle soup with braised beef. The soup has no flavor. It’s like barely salted spicy water with oil. The beef is cooked so nicely and the noodles are perfect. But the soup really has no flavor. I added a lot of black vinegar and soy sauce and it improved it but still was lacking flavor. Won’t come back because of this.

Service was incredible, food came out right away and super hot, and the interior is like a 1990’s American mall food court I loved it so much it was nostalgic.

Hope the soup...

A Delightful Find!

My husband and I stumbled upon this restaurant by chance, and I’m so glad we decided to try it. We ordered the soupy beef noodles and vegetarian noodles as mains, along with chicken dumplings and a cucumber salad to start. The mains portions were big and appetizers portions just right, the flavors were spot-on, and the prices very reasonable.

The service was equally impressive, attentive, welcoming, and always with a smile. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience, and I’d happily recommend this...