L'Aloi - Menu

Perfect place for a Thai paris dinner. The food is delicious, the staff is very friendly and the price is really correct. I tend to come here very often to betting and enjoy a good rice meal.

Good choice for a casual dinner, but I wasn't impressed. There was something missing in the taste. the atmosphere was nice and the service was good. I would expect the price to be a little lower though.

from outside, it's a nice place, but food is really average. The service is fast: and that's all, too fast to be nice. I was a little disappointed. I spent €22 for a little salad and fried vegetables! very poor value/price

Chicken soup had very little chicken. The beef sauté net was not a net, but tasty. the place will be full on Monday as the very good Japanese seal is closed in front. By the way, all Japanese restaurants on this street are closed on Monday.

We went there for dinner in May after seeing the menu the day before. I was hanging out for the red curry of duck but I was bitterly disappointed. the entries were certainly very good - the mini spring rolls and the shrimp soup (which we call tom yum goong) were good. avert if you like real Thai cuisine.

a lot of people for lunch. Now that we went there, I suppose it's because of the price (13,50 €). I had the worst tuna pad in my life. no sweet flavor at all, lacks beautiful green onions, almost no peanuts. It was a sad dish. I asked for fish sauce to eat it! I ordered it like what, with chicken and shrimp, but there was also "tofu fried," weird! The rest was just a way.

The food is horrible! avoid at all costs. It has the taste of getting out of a serial insipid vat in the kitchen of course my Chinese, who have so much of their own kitchen. It's not Thai! desperate! Unfortunately, French people don't know better. No flavor (spice) it is Cantonese fade. and I'm from hong kong, so I should know. awful. Asian food is hard to find to bet. even the wine was fake. And it was French. So I'm resting. You're awful!

My husband and I have lunched at the law today and we couldn't have been more satisfied. for lunch at fixed price at 13,50 euros, we had a Thai soup with shrimp balls, lemongrass and coconut milk in entry. my husband had ka pao beef with vegetables - hot but not too much - and gluant rice. I had tofu with green curry and vegetables, delicately spicy and served with a generous portion of ordinary rice. the portions were generous, the very tasty food and the unbeatable price. Excellent all around.

I go there regularly 3 to 4 times a year, and it's the best Thai restaurant I know to betting. It is not a luxury restaurant and the setting is relatively basic, but services are professional and the quality of food is excellent. Has the regular menu at 21 euros for entry and main dish, allowing to choose between about 8 entries and as many main dishes. ordered the tasty Thai beef salad in aperitif, with the perfect cooked beef and spicy just as it takes. the main dish was chicken with green curry, served with a delicious Thai gluing rice: the dish was simply perfect, the rice mixing very well with curry sauce to make a good hot dish. In dessert, we chose the delicious gluant rice with mango...