Chulla Vida - Restaurant - Paris 11 — Restaurant in Paris

I came to visit Paris for a few days and I am so glad that I found "Chulla Vida" cafe restaurant. I visited it for the first time and I have to say it was amazing!!!! I was surprised to find out they recently opened. They definitely have the experience and expertise t takes to offer such an amazing experience. The cafe has a terrific, relaxed, welcoming atmosphere with very detailed touches and beautiful decorations. The staff certainly have a wonderful menu full of delicious choices. The food was to die for. Very authentic homemade food with a gourmet touch. The presentation of the dishes and the freshness of the ingredientes were fantastic. Drinks were generous and flavorful. Nice outdoor seating in a bustling neighborhood and delicious deserts that made me want to come back! . Do yourself a favor and visit this lovely restaurant. The ambiance is very welcoming and charming. The food is fantastic, drinks and deserts were amazing and no matter what you order you will always be delighted with your meal. The service we received was so amazing and we will definitely...

We made reservations in advance, we were there on time. Yet the lady serving us was super rude. First she took the napkin decorations from the table and got us little basket with silverware and paper napkins??? When we order I didn’t it is Spanish because is a Spanish restaurant( I am Spanish not just a turist pretending to know the language) drinks arrive and it was almost no alcohol in them. Food was delicious and decor was fun. But would never go there again nor would I recommended to anyone traveling to Paris. We thought it was just us but then other guest arrive and were treated equally to the point of screaming at each other her from behind the bar and him from where he was sitting. Don’t book here not worth the trip nor...

The food is not typical Ecuadorian food at least not the one am used to. It’s hard to find good Ecuadorian food when it’s being compared to the one I grew up with in Ecuador and at home. The encebollado definitely needs a better fish, the one the restaurant uses just kills the savory flavor an Ecuadorian encebollado should have. The establishment had great decor, facilities were very clean. This restaurant is not all Ecuadorian food, they have a Colombian dishes on the menu as well. Service could improve and could be friendlier. Restaurant closes at 3p and reopens later. After walking around I noticed the tables were dressed beautifuly however ours was not; our flatware were brought in a basket...