Etoile d'Asie - Speisekarte

Little Chinese / Asian restaurant where I took away my diner last week. Food was really good, almost as tasty as what I used to eat in China, so that's a

Perfect to eat quickly and at low prices, attractive formulas and beautiful ravioli. Good value for money and good sellers. Good brioches with pork at 2€.

The best Chinese food I've found so far in Paris is at Etoile D'Asie, in the 15th, on Daguerre, which is a pedestrian street lined with vendors of produce,

Ce n'est pas de la grande cuisine. Les plats sont plutôt gras mais copieux au final on y mange bien. Lorsque vous n avez pas envie de cuisiner et envie de manger pas cher Cest votre adresse

je m'y suis arrêtée par hasard et n'ai pas été déçue. On peut déjeuner à l'intérieur ou en terrasse, ou encore emporter ses achats.rouleau de printemps, riz thaï et poulet sauce saté pour moins de 1O€ et service agréable

Nice and fast service staff. Good value for money, I had less than 7€ for my plate. Otherwise, it remains a classic Asian catererer with a little too fat/salted and hot in the microwave. But we come to know the cause and we still love

Comida chinesa honesta e barata. Almoça-se por 5 euros em 2014. Pouquíssimos lugares para sentar. Há menus para economizar, mas pode-se fazer um misto do que quiser e pagar por peso. É o estabelecimento comercial que mais horas fica aberto por semana no bairro. As moças trabalham pacas! Ideal para quem está viajando com orçamento apertado.

the best Chinese food I have found so far in paris is etoile d’asie, in the daguerre, which is a pedestrian zone with manufacturers of products, meat, seafood, baked and restaurants. the display counter offers via the choices (I don't make jokes),...from the dimsum to entrées, pages of noodles, rice or vegetables and desserts. it is a little overwhelming choice, but it is a funny problem service is efficient and smiling, even to the patient, as people constantly trying to stay, to decide what to choose, no one hurls them or disgusts. the place is filled with local masters and a few random tourists wandering from the catacombs near; note that this Chinese restaurant holds French hours so that...

The best Chinese food I've found so far in Paris is at Etoile D'Asie, in the 15th, on Daguerre, which is a pedestrian street lined with vendors of produce, meat, seafood, pastries, and restaurants. The display counter offers about 50 choices (I am not kidding), ranging from dim sum to entrées, sides of noodles and rice or vegetables, and desserts. It's a bit of an overwhelming choice, but it's a fun problem :) Service is efficient and smiling, even extending to patient as people invariably linger trying to decide what to choose, no one ever rushes you or scowls. The place is filled with local regulars and a few random tourists who wander over from the catacombs nearby; keep in mind this Chin...