There's no denying it: when it comes to gastronomy,Asia is brimming with culinary treasures. China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia... each country has its own cuisine, distinct from those of neighboring countries, yet similar in many respects, such as the use of fresh vegetables, soy, aromatic herbs and spices, with a certain care given to sauces.
While Chinese cuisine is associated with dishes such as noodles, fried rice and ravioli, Japanese cuisine features fresh fish, seafood and pasta, which may or may not be served in a broth. Thai cuisine, renowned for its spicy, fragrant traditional dishes, differs from Vietnamese cuisine, which tends to focus on balanced, fresh and healthy dishes such as spring rolls or pho.
As you can see, there's an Asian restaurant for every taste. So, if you're looking for the best Asian restaurants in the capital, follow our guide to the best Asian restaurants in Paris, the perfect places to feast and dream of Asia!
Chinese restaurants in Paris
For lovers of Chinese cuisine, discover the best Chinese restaurants in Paris, from small traditional stalls to haute gastronomie. [Read more]
Japanese restaurants in Paris
Looking for a good Japanese restaurant in Paris? From sushi and ramen to bento and tempura, we've got some great places to enjoy Japanese dishes. [Read more]
Korean restaurants in Paris, the best addresses to discover
Dreaming of a bibimbap or a Korean barbecue to warm your soul? There's no denying it, Korean restaurants are on a roll, and here's a list of good places to try for all lovers of kimchi, grilled meats and other typical dishes, whether classic or original. [Read more]
Thai restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Do you like spicy, exotic cuisine? The Thai have just what you're looking for. Here are the best addresses for Thai restaurants in Paris! [Read more]
Vietnamese restaurants in Paris and the Ile-de-France region, good addresses to discover
Fancy a good Vietnamese meal? Here are the Vietnamese restaurants in Paris and the Ile-de-France region, where you can feast on spring rolls and pho! [Read more]
Indonesian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Want to discover Indonesian cuisine? Then head for the Indonesian restaurants of Paris! [Read more]
TrantranZai Montparnasse, for spicy Sichuan noodles and ravioli in Paris!
Sponsored - If you're a lover of Chinese cuisine, you've got to try TrantranZai, which specializes in Sichuan noodles and ravioli. Its 3rd address, in the Montparnasse district, transports us to a Chinese night market for an authentic culinary experience, with hearty dishes, a family atmosphere and immersive decor! [Read more]
Bêp Viêt, the delicious vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant in Paris 13th arrondissement
Bêp Viêt is the name of a new Vietnamese restaurant that has opened near Avenue d'Italie in Paris's 13th arrondissement. The menu features a short selection of Vietnamese cuisine's flagship flavors and specialties, but without the meat. We've tested it and we'll take you on a tour... [Read more]
Marie Akaneya, the only Japanese restaurant in Paris to offer Matsusaka beef
Japanese restaurant Marie Akaneya and its chefs Chiho Murata and Ignasi Elias introduce Parisian gourmets to an exceptional product: Matsusaka beef, a meat as rare as it is tasty. And for dessert, another delicacy invites itself to the table: Japanese Crown Melon. [Read more]
Ponzu, the 16th arrondissement's Japanese cantine and its signature sushi
Not far from Place Victor Hugo, Ponzu is a well-known address for locals who come here to share a meal or dine on Japanese specialties. [Read more]
Q Bar, the excellent Thai restaurant and cocktail bar in the 11th arrondissement.
We'd like to take you on a tour of Q Bar, a Thai restaurant featuring homemade dishes made with fresh ingredients, and historically the first Thai bistro to open in Paris. Exotic cocktails, astonishing pad thai and superb, flavorful plates await you in a pretty, unique decor. [Read more]
Viêt Bun, a journey for the taste buds: discover the authenticity of Hanoi in Clichy (92)
Le Viêt Bun in Clichy la Garenne plunges us into a world of authentic Vietnamese flavors, where the simplicity of the décor conceals exceptional cuisine. [Read more]
Didi Saïgon, the Vietnamese and Thai restaurant that awakens the taste buds in Val-de-Marne
Looking for a delicious Vietnamese and Thai restaurant in Val-de-Marne (94)? We've set out to discover Didi Saïgon, this new temple to Southeast Asian gastronomy which has opened its doors in Villiers-sur-Marne. With its spacious dining room and generous, authentic dishes, Didi Saïgon is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the palate. [Read more]
Mojju, chef Thibault Sombardier's Franco-Korean restaurant
Chef Thibault Sombardier has launched Mojju, a Korean restaurant with a French twist. [Read more]
Iodé, Paris's genuine affordable sushi bar
Forget your preconceptions about sushi counters ('too expensive', 'too stuffy'), the Japanese restaurant Iodé has landed in Paris to demonstrate that it's possible to combine responsible French fishing, affordable prices and a genuine culinary voyage. [Read more]
Luangpra, a little Lao-Thai nugget in the neighbourhood
As tasty as it is affordable, the Luangpra restaurant, with its specialties at the crossroads of Thai and Laotian cuisine, deserves to be known by the inhabitants of rue Saint-Maur, but not only. [Read more]
Shiro, the Franco-Japanese Fusion restaurant in Saint Germain des Prés
Sponsored - Located in the Saint-Germain des Prés district, the bistronomic restaurant SHIRO offers Franco-Japanese fusion cuisine by chef Ryo Miyazaki in a chic, spacious setting. All summer long, SHIRO opens its flower-filled terrace, allowing you to enjoy a gastronomic moment on Boulevard Saint-Germain, SO CHIC! [Read more]
Le New Hao Khoan, the Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese restaurant, a sure bet in the 13th arrondissement
New Hao Khoan is the Asian canteen hidden in a courtyard in Paris's 13ᵉ arrondissement that's been sure to delight us for decades. From Chinese ravioli soup to Vietnamese Loc Lac stir-fried rice, Thai salad and Peking duck, we're in for a treat. [Read more]
MISU in Paris: a tasty plunge into traditional Korean cuisine
Nestled in a discreet street in the 15th arrondissement, MISU restaurant delights lovers of Korean flavors with delicious dishes presented in the traditional 'bansang' style. Let's take a look at this restaurant, which honors authentic Korean cuisine in a resolutely modern style. [Read more]
Sekitan Japanese Street Food, the Canal Saint-Martin's special kebab restaurant
Sekitan is the name of the new Japanese canteen that has just opened on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, in the 19ᵉ arrondissement. The spotlight is on yakitoris, the famous Japanese skewers that come in a variety of sauces and can also be taken along, to sit by the canal. [Read more]
Au Piment de Sichuan, Opéra's spicy Chinese restaurant
Au Piment du Sichuan is the name of this new Chinese canteen that has opened on Avenue de l'Opéra, serving up delicately spiced dishes from the Sichuan region of China. How about waking up our sleeping taste buds? [Read more]
Moom Mam, the chic Thai restaurant in Paris
Sponsored - Moom Mam is one of the must-visit addresses for Thai gastronomy in Paris! Located in the lively Grands Magasins district, close to the Théâtre Mogador in the 9th arrondissement, Moom Mam offers a modern setting and authentic Thai cuisine with a 100% Thai team. [Read more]
Kisin, the udon noodle restaurant next to the Champs-Elysées
It's a small address on rue de Ponthieu, in the 8th arrondissement, not far from avenue des Champs-Élysées, where you're sure to warm up over a bowl of homemade udon noodles. [Read more]
Nouilles Ban Ban, the restaurant that puts noodles in the spotlight
Nouilles Ban Ban is the name of a new Asian restaurant that has opened on rue des Petits Champs in the 2nd arrondissement. In a Chinese market atmosphere, you can enjoy all kinds of noodles and delicious ravioli. [Read more]
Suzie Wong, Bastille's Chinese restaurant with Biang Biang noodles
Suzie Wong is the name of the Panda Panda team's latest restaurant in Paris's 11th arrondissement. With its relaxed 70s-style decor, fresh noodle dishes, homemade dim sum and cool cocktails, this Chinese restaurant is sure to please. [Read more]
Little Bambou: the new Thai gem near Trocadéro
Little Bambou is the name of the new Thai restaurant on the Trocadéro side of the 16th arrondissement. The little brother of Bambou Paris, this exotic new spot is sure to delight your taste buds. A real gem for lovers of Asian cuisine, combining taste and fresh produce. [Read more]
An exotic Balinese culinary experience at Djakarta Bali
Sponsored - Since 1984, the Djakarta Bali restaurant has been an authentic Indonesian embassy in the heart of Paris. Offering a delicious culinary immersion in the thousand flavors of Indonesia, the archipelago of spices. Every first Friday of the month, the restaurant becomes the setting for a unique sensory experience: Bali as if you were there... where a dancer, dressed in traditional costumes, enchants guests. [Read more]
Asian street food restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Here's a selection of great Asian street food restaurants in Paris, where you can feast your fingers on flavors from elsewhere! [Read more]
Looking for a good restaurant where you can enjoy a comforting noodle dish? Here are the best addresses in Paris! [Read more]
Jiaozi, gyoza, wonton, momo... Asian dumplings are devoured by the dozen. Here are the best places to enjoy dumpling and dim sum in Paris! [Read more]
Banh bao and baozi, the famous steamed buns of Chinese and Vietnamese origin, can be enjoyed without moderation in Paris. Here are the best addresses! [Read more]
Looking for a good ramen in Paris, those typical Japanese noodle bowls? Here are the best addresses! [Read more]
A culinary voyage of discovery!
Asian street food restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Where to eat good noodles in Paris? Our good addresses
Where to eat dumpling, dim sum and Asian ravioli in Paris? Our good addresses
Where to eat good banh bao and baozi in Paris? Our best addresses
Where to eat good ramen in Paris? Our good addresses
