L'ÉlÉphant D'argent

We had lunch in this thai restaurant located in a very nice Versailles neighboorhoud (close to the antiques market). The food was excellent and rpices reasonable.

I went with my office colleagues for lunch. The food was yummy and the spice & chilli level were totally kept under control. Quick service made it even better. Definitely recommended.

I don't know from Tha ifood, but what we had tasted great and was served by a very helpful waiter who knew both English and French. Tasty beef for me, lamb for my husband and yummy sauces,soups and salads. A very pleasant meal. Speisekarte ansehen

I was craving spicy coconut shrimp so i decided to try this place. Lovely outside seating - place is located off the main road in an alley (only walking traffic) If you want spicy, you may need to ask for spicy since their definition and mine are not inline. Could have used a bit more spice. Service was great - food was as well

This Thai restaurant is easy to access on the way to Versailles Gardens. The food was average, but the service was unfortunately very unfriendly and arrogant. I had small flies on my salad leafs and the reaction was "Oh" and much later a whispered sorry while taking the plate away. But no intention to make up for it or anything.

Decent, but nowhere near what the reviews claim. I have eaten in many Thai restaurants in many different countries, the best I have found was in Denmark & Thailand. I can assure you that although their food is good, it's nothing exceptional. Limited choice of Thai foods, which is unfortunate. More asiatic (Chinese & Vietnamese) than Thai, in my opinion. Speisekarte ansehen

l'elephant d'argent is my evergreen Thai in Paris and surroundings. Over the last 6 years I have regularly visited the restaurant on my visits to Paris and the quality has been consistently very good. It's a little gem tucked away in a side street off the main square in Versailles, but always full - every day of the week. So if you plant to go after 7:30 - make a reservation. You will not be disappointed.

I was a single woman dining alone. Arriving early on a weekend got me a table inside. Very cute, intimate atmosphere, obviously quite popular with the locals as the place was soon full, with many heading up the circular stairway to yet another dining area.The food was quite delicious.I would not categorize it as Thai but, whatever! I ordered 3 items: a little steamer basket of dim sum buns, fried spring rolls and the best, a steamed rice "crêpe" with pork and shrimp. Service was adequate and timely. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and would return. It would have been nice to sit in their outdoor seating area.

This is the worst restaurant I ever been to! The food is so expensive and taste awful ever! One meal cost 16€ with 1€ additional for white rice! I never been to any restaurant that is this expensive and the quantity of food is not comparable to the price! The waiter are rude and not friendly at all! What disappointing me the most is that the owner is Cambodian and she acted like she is not one. I spoke to her in Khmer and then she said I don't speak Thai! She understand Khmer but she don't want to answer her native language with us by acting like she is French and speak French with us! She is so racist! I feel ashamed that i went to a restaurant with a boss that is not educated, unfriendly.... Speisekarte ansehen