Aux 3 Éléphants - Speisekarte

Located in a beautiful area, the restaurant offers a good variety of dishes with great taste! A cozy first floor is accessible for those who prefer intimacy and a more quiet ambiance.

Normally I dont often like food from a country like thailand in other countries, but this one was different the food was great good choices and aurhentic taste. Well if you wanted to eat something other then french food, try this one its really good.... Enjoy

This restaurant was recommended to me as serving good Thai food, especially the "pad Thai". It seemed to be quite popular as it was almost full when we arrived. However, the famous "pad Thai" as well as some other dishes we chose were not that specially good and certainly not the best Thai food I've had until now.

C bon. Pas de tout renversant mais ça tient la route J'ai pris le tofu au basilic pour déjeuner et j'avais trop faim, j'ai tout mangé (portion un peu petite je trouve). Franchement jétais embrouillée quand j'ai reglé et j'ai vu que le riz est supplémentaire.... Mais qui prend un curry ou un plat comme ça sans riz ? zarbi

My Daughter and I visited my cousin for 10 days and she lives right above this restaurant! As we are from Singapore, this restaurant was a bliss. We almost ate there every second day as we missed Asian food. Every dish was so tasty.....we could never get enough of their fried rice. Highly recommend this place if you like Thai/ Asian cuisine.

We went there for dinner and finished it in less than an hour without being in a hurry! The (Thai) waiter we had looked pretentious and almost obnoxious in the way he took and delivered our orders - like, I am not here to serve you -. 59€ for a simple (1 dish & 1 dessert) Thai dinner for 2 is rather on the high side for prices, even in Paris.

Good food and great ambience. It packs for lunch because of the great prices and the even better taste. Recommend to order from the "formule" they have food choices and options. The food is really Thai, no French twist or anything. The only thing it lacks is heat but they can accommodate by giving you extra chilies on the side. Also the staff is supper friendly and they speak English of course.Fast pace French environment where locals enjoy Thai food. Not at all that many thrust at least not that I can see.

We went without booking and because we were early were able to get a table. It filled up fast afterwards. The menu was extensive and had the Thai dishes in French and English to make ordering easier. The starters arrived very speedily and the main courses not too long afterwards. We all enjoyed our eclectic choices. The beers and wines were also good. The dessert caused the biggest surprise when the Beignet de Banane was flambé with our table thinking the large flames very funny. It was actually tasty too once I'd blown out the flames. All in all a good choice.

I ate light and just had the appetizer (entree in French) Soupe de Poulet and Christine had a red chicken curry. Her's was wonderful as you may imagine. Mine was complex and delicious. I like that as you go through the soup layers that you find different regions of flavor, e.g. ginger, spicy, etc. A word of warning that my soup dish included bamboo which as a first timer is a bit disconcerting, i.e. you're eating bamboo and you need to chew the crap out it. Don't let this bit of authenticity dissuade you. It was really good. One tip...don't wait for a check. The restaurant is popular so just go to the back when your'e done and pay at the cash register. We'll definitely be back.