LIM SEPT — Restaurant in Paris

The noodles (the noodles themselves not with the sauce or soup) are very good, feel fresh, very bouncy, even 20 min in a soup, the noodles are not saugy. Unfortunately, the sauces/oils/seasonning or soup on the noodles are very average. The zhajiang noodles are not the real ones, where is the fermented bean paste ? We can see the same about the yibin noodles without the pickles and even worse, without the numbing from Sichuan peppercorns. It would have been the best Chinese noodles in Paris with real and better sauces/oils/seasonning. It's not that good and it's not bad as well, just average in total. I gave 1 additional star because the prices are the lowest in Paris, slightly lower than 10 euros while in any other restaurants, the average price is around 13 euros. Even not the greatest, certainly not the worst, it's still a...

Had two noodle takeouts. It was nothing exceptional and lacked depth.

I asked the lady in the kitchen if mine was spicy so she offered to add a spicy sauce. It was nice, but when I asked her to put the sauce on the side, she looked quite bothered like I caused her a huge extra work. I thanked her but she completely ignored me. Service quality isn’t their...

I received a warm welcome and added to the excellent and delicious home made noodles/ chicken dumplings, it is a must to go back and try their soup onsite. The lady who served me, was attentive to the level of spice and kindly advised even though I eat very spicy which was excellent...