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Reviews on Asian food in Sceaux, France including Marou, Fusion N'Rolls Sushi, Indian Palace, Eke, Yakigushi, Bann Thai, Le Bistrot d'Indochine, New Daikichi, Foulo, Marou
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10. Marou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By FERU06
This restaurant is somehow located in a very plain suburb of Paris.When you reach and look at the outside of the restaurant, you can t help thinking that this is gonna be yet another plain charmless restaurant with precooked food and cold service. So you are in for quite a shock when you step in! The restaurant is beautifuly decorated in a very contemporary feel with nothing to envy to most trendy and costly places within the "chic" areas of downtown Paris or Seoul. Just stepping inside makes you feel like you are somewhere else. Staff is very friendly and one can notice that most guests are returning customers. Menuwise it has all the traditionnal Korean dishes that you could expect. Price is also reasonable. We went for the Chef menu which has some fried shrimps which were really to die for. Food was really tasty, very well presented and with a very refined touch. So far this place tops all other Korean restaurants I ve been in Paris. I would even say that it is worth the trip from downtown Paris to get there. No other Korean restaurants in Paris has this quality of interior and level of dish. Overall it was really a great find and a great restaurant. Definitely will be heading back for more every time we have a craving for Korean food.
9. Foulo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By q-sto
Our party of three enjoyed a good family dinner at Foulo. The outside appearance is nothing to write home about, and the dining room reminds of the 80s.But most of the guests were regulars, which is always a good omen. The service is friendly and efficient, yet unobstrusive.As in most Asian restaurants, the menu is quite extensive. However all our dishes were tasty.As starter the wonton soup was good and simple - firm ravioli, not too salty soup.As main courses we enjoyed diced beef in satay sauce (very tender meat), sole in spicy sauce (fish perfectly cooked), sautéed shrimps salt & pepper (delicious) and Chinese cabbage.For our nice and simple dinner the bill remained very moderate.
8. New Daikichi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By JAYDenver
Went with friends to this Japanese restaurant in Bourg-la-Reine outside of Paris. It was a pleasant surprise as I have found only one great Japanese restaurant in Paris. I chose the sashimi boat which along with the sides was surprisingly good.The service was exceptional, and we all had a great time. It really surprised me to find a decent Japanese restaurant located so far from the heart of Paris.
7. Le Bistrot d'Indochine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By JoanJh
I had one of the best Vietnamese meals ever at LâBistrot dâIndochine. (I am from California where there is a sizable number of Vietnamese restaurants.). The friend rice noodle was simply heavenly. The service was very friendly, one of the best I have encountered in a Parisian restaurant. The price was very reasonable too.
6. Bann Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Travelholism
Was excited to discover a Thai place in Sceaux... and bah it was a big deception! the food was average-poor, the service was distant and not very careful. Food: this was called Thai but I would call that westernized-Asian food. Too rich, too much salt and soy sauce, too many ingredients that do not belong to Thai food. Any other restaurant of the 13th district would be 100x better and more authentic.Service: it took them a good 15 minutes to realize we were ready to order.. and then no real proposition or help on their menu.Price / quality: really bad! I think the quality is way too low for the price.... 1 beef spicy salad, 1 papaya salad and 2 sticky rice for 23euros seems over priced to me.Location and building: decent look inside... plates and drinks are pretty nice and look friendly
5. Yakigushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
The restaurant is closed from July 14th 2018 to August 15th 2018 included.
Reviewed By AmitabhChand
Based on so many review decided to venture here, the choices ( compared to good Japanese/ Sushi places) are limited, however quality was good ( had to decide on Salmon). Service was good. If you need authentic Sushi with more choices you should look elsewhere
4. Eke
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
3. Indian Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By Palaiseauguy
I've been to this restaurant several times. The people who work there are very friendly and attentive. They actually replenish the water, instead of making you suffer with thirst like...all the other restaurants in France. The food is tasty and well cooked, the kids do not complain, the place is warm in winter, and the interior is clean, if a little shabby.
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2. Fusion N'Rolls Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By Deeal0
Dragons.. Rolls at fusion aren't normal like other sushi in Paris.. They are more creative, I already tried these rolls somewhere else and they are really fusionlly delicious. I recommend
1. Marou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By FERU06
This restaurant is somehow located in a very plain suburb of Paris.When you reach and look at the outside of the restaurant, you can t help thinking that this is gonna be yet another plain charmless restaurant with precooked food and cold service. So you are in for quite a shock when you step in! The restaurant is beautifuly decorated in a very contemporary feel with nothing to envy to most trendy and costly places within the "chic" areas of downtown Paris or Seoul. Just stepping inside makes you feel like you are somewhere else. Staff is very friendly and one can notice that most guests are returning customers. Menuwise it has all the traditionnal Korean dishes that you could expect. Price is also reasonable. We went for the Chef menu which has some fried shrimps which were really to die for. Food was really tasty, very well presented and with a very refined touch. So far this place tops all other Korean restaurants I ve been in Paris. I would even say that it is worth the trip from downtown Paris to get there. No other Korean restaurants in Paris has this quality of interior and level of dish. Overall it was really a great find and a great restaurant. Definitely will be heading back for more every time we have a craving for Korean food.
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