Little Yak — Restaurant in Paris

I went there on the recommendation of a Tibetan acquaintance. I'm Korean and have never seen a Tibetan restaurant in Korea, so I tried it for the first time in Paris. However, it was more delicious than I thought and I missed it because it tasted more familiar to Koreans than Chinese food. I thought that spicy sauce especially goes well with Korean taste. The best part is that the overall price is low, so it can be a good restaurant for students as well. For those who are new to this place or unfamiliar with spicy food, I recommend ordering spicy sauce separately and eating peanut sauce and chicken momo that are not spicy and soft. Just like when we order at a French restaurant, I think it will help you enjoy your meal by adjusting the amount of coriander or choosing the taste of soup to...

I was really looking forward to tasting something from back home, but unfortunately, I was left a bit disappointed. Although tables were available, the wait time was longer than expected. We ordered drinks while waiting, but they didn’t arrive until after we finished the entrée, which was Laphing. The Laphing lacked the flavor I was hoping for.

Next, we had momo in soup and spicy sauce. The dumplings seemed overcooked, with too much dough and not enough meat. I was hoping for flavors more reminiscent of home.

On a positive note, the staff were very friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated despite the service delays. Overall, I’d give 3 stars for the friendly service, but the food didn’t quite meet...

Little Yak is like a safety net. Every time I’m craving comfort food, it’s the place I want to go to. If you go there, ask for a spot in the basement. It’s quiet and cozy. The menu is limited which makes it easy to decide.

Their spicy momos are delicious. The jhol momos are also really good. The jhol (curry) itself is well made.

They also have potato momos which is something I was hesitant to try but ended up loving!! They’re always out of the wai wai chaat but hopefully next time they’ll have it.

They have a couple of nice drinks - one is the tibétain butter tea which is great for a chilly night and the lemon honey ginger tea which is so fresh and satisfying!

Would go back...