Da May Fa 大美发 — Restaurant in Paris

First of all, the food is pretty good. Wish is an important point for a restaurant. I had rice and caramel chicken, my fiance a bowl of Pho. We were pretty happy with the food itself and service was quick, prices decent.

My real problem regarding this place and why my rating is low is that i was extremely shocked to see how the owners did not help a couple of tourists who were robbed in their restaurant . The poor couple got their things stolen while they were eating. They were rightfully devastated especially the young girl. However the young man behind the counter who did not pay the slightest attention. He even refused to call the police !

So to summarize, this restaurant make decent food and is happy to take the money of tourists but couldnt care less when they got robbed inside their store.

I can't...

Contrary to some other reviews the food wasn’t that bad as someone who is Asian with high standards for Asian food. I think 3 stars is fair for a take out type quick eatery and it was adequate enough that I would go back.

We ordered a few assorted dumplings and spring rolls, as well as a bowl of pho. It was a melange of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese offerings. They didn’t give us chopsticks or soup spoons which seemed odd for a bowl of noodles. I’m not sure if they were making assumptions based on how we looked, as if we didn’t know how to use chopsticks or something. But we had to ask more than once.

There was an older lady who was a bit cold or seemed annoyed with us. The younger gal was much nicer. Overall, it felt like we were imposing by being there. Would just get take out next time...

I am extremely disappointed and angered by the service I received at this restaurant. When I attempted to pay with my Mastercard (issued in China), the cashier rudely refused to accept it without giving a valid explanation. To make matters worse, they mocked me by saying, “A Chinese person speaking English, how funny!” This behavior is utterly unacceptable and discriminatory.

In my opinion, this is highly xenophobic and reflects a shocking lack of professionalism. It’s 2025, and such prejudiced attitudes have no place in the hospitality industry. I strongly urge the management to train their staff better and ensure respect for all customers, regardless of nationality or background. Until then, even giving the food is not bad, I cannot recommend this...