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Where to eat Chinese food in Le Vesinet: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Chinese restaurants to try in Le Vesinet including Au Palais des Rizieres, Le Chateau de Chine, Chez Pailine
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1. Au Palais des Rizieres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By AeneasAtSea
A varied menu, and prices are reasonable for a similar quality restaurant in France. It's a good place for an ethnic-food night out or a relatively inexpensive dinner with friends. But the dishes are somewhat unimaginative for Chinese, especially in France, and the food is a study in contradictions: e.g., the sauces are heavy and overly seasoned, but the fried rice is relatively tasteless. And they skimp a bit on the meats. So, it can't compare with a really top-line Chinese restaurant. But where your choices for ethnic food are limited, it's good enough for an enjoyable meal. It is a popular choice with the locals, so it can get busy in the evening. As for service, the better they know you the more attentive they are...
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2. Le Chateau de Chine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Anthony A
I write reviews of most places we visit on holiday and it just occurred to me that I have never rated our local and favourite restaurant. We have been going to this place for 12 years. The kids have always loved it. The food probably isn't the most sophisticated in the world but for a good, reasonably priced, reliable, family meal, you cannot beat it. The service is friendly and very efficient. My advice is to order less than you think you need because extra dishes can be ordered, and delivered, very quickly. Lunch time menus are good value in the 12 euro range for 3 courses. The owner normally presents the younger children a small gift when they leave.
3. Chez Pailine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Martin S
We were looking forward to visiting this restaurant after seeing the other reviews but our experience was not as good.My wife ordered shrimp soup but was given shrimp salad, this was replaced but with chicken soup. My thai beef salad was more viet than thai.My wifes main course was so salty that she needed to drink a litre of water when we got home. Mine was a duck red curry unlike anything I have eaten before but was not too bad. This is not a real thai restaurant, Laosian perhaps but definately not thai. Perhaps we chose the wrong dishes but it wasn't the genuine article. Was it a bad meal? - no, was it thai? - no. Will we rush back? - no
