L'Asiatik - Speisekarte

restaurant to carefully avoid; home of the most remote, sinister atmosphere, environment more than approximate, very average food, bad time to pass... better not to go back

to eat fruits do mar or place é here. otimo preço para os padrões de um lugar como este, atendimento de excel com garçons bem humorados e decoração bem atrativa a aconchegante. It's worth a sim!

It's not often you find a kosher chinese restaurant. This was a nice, quiet stop after a long day of walking. The staff were attentive and the food was very good and reasonable. I'm not sure I would go back, but I wouldn't discourage anyone either, and it turned out being exactly what we needed. Speisekarte ansehen

My wife and I are accustomed to this little kasher restaurant. In addition to a very pleasant welcome, the kitchen is simple but good. Meat is well cooked. only small flat perhaps, the narrowness of the restaurant but once again, the very warm welcome quickly makes forgetting this very little inconvenience!

We were greeted by a lady who didn't give us a smile of the whole meal. When we arrived, we looked more like disturbing her than anything else. The room is exigue without decoration. My friend and I took a sushi tray. They're done minute and good, the quantity is perfect. only flattened the tuna makis. Do with candy and mayonnaise... a restaurant where I'm not going back.

The first time I went to this restaurant, I thought the owner was unlucky that day, but I recently returned with my husband and the girls and the welcome was the same as the first time. The food is good copyy but very spoiled by this freezing reception. We're just looking forward to leaving! We don't think we're going back. When you're holding a restaurant you need to know how to smile otherwise you're doing another job! Speisekarte ansehen

Woman looked angry we were there. Every other restaurant packed but this only had one table in. Decided to still try because of recommendation. Boyfriends soup was literally a bowl of water, curry main didn't taste of anything. Never heard of prawn crackers before. Fridge was kept in the front if the restaurant and ingredients were taken from there. Could see into the kitchen where there was alot of microwave usage. Very expensive for average food

I went for lunch and it was so crowded I got carryout. It's tiny, cute place, maybe 12 tables inside and another 6 outside (there's a wraparound plastic thing for colder weather). It's run by Orthodox Jews and is certified kosher, though they do have shrimp. I got wonton soup which had a great flavor and ramen noodles in it (!!), nems, and shrimp dumplings. All was quite good! They were super nice and packed everything well, including chopsticks and soup spoons.

We walked into Debby's at about 3PM, soaked from a downpour and tired after 48 hours of travel. The staff was wonderful. Got us hot tea immediately. Was welcoming and warm. The food was Asian fare w/ a bit of a French twist. We used their midi (lunch) price fixe menu and was very pleasantly surprised by the freshness and quality. In particular the mushrooms they used were fabulous. This is not a chow mein kind of place. Give it a try if you are in the Trocadero area of Paris. Speisekarte ansehen