Petit Hong Kong - Menu

Above average Chinese food;wide variety of dishes. Great views from upstairs dining room. Fast service, great prices. Will eat here again on next Paris trip.

nous avons trouve ce restaurant au par hazard mais nous avons jamais mangé un noddle aux fruits de mer si délicieux nulle part. C'était vraiment delicieux :)

Went for fixed price so expected small servings so that wasn't a problem. Plain and re-heated. Luke warm. Ok view. OK service. Wouldn't go back even though great location.

The food was uninspiring and seemed to be pre-made and just heated, the prices were too high for the quality (10 Eur+ for a dish without sides), and the atmosphere was none. We ate the food and were full when we left, but I do not see any reason why to go there with the abundance of restaurants in Paris. There are lots of better options, also for Asian.

Pietoso. Senza cucina. La carne era strana, con un retrogusto sgradevole. Abbiamo ordinato delle verdure chiedendo di non mettere aglio e puntualmente lo avevano. Riso alla cantonese neanche saltato ma bollito e senza sapore. L'unica cosa vagamente decente sono stati i ravioli.Senza riscaldamento con le finestre che non trattengono il freddo!! Se volete passare una cena infernale è il posto perfetto.

... en plein Paris (St. Michel) !6 places dehors pour ce restau asiatique qui est plutôt "plats à emporter".Accueil et service sympa. Prix corrects (avec des menus qui commencent à 9,90 € tous les jours et le soir). Par contre, il ne faut pas s'attendre au top culinaire de la cuisine asiatique ... mais correct ...À noter que ce restau propose des nems au ... poulet, mais aussi au porc (les "vraies", quoi !) ...

Here, food is offered in the usual way like many other chinese restaurants in Paris: a choice of ready-made dishes priced according to weight or accompanied with rice/noodles according to a 'formule '. Having been to quite a number if such restaurants, Petit Hong Kong is definitely among my favourites. The dishes are flavourful and authentic and the service is good. There are also a number of made-to-order dishes. For eating in, there are outdoor seats as well as seats in the air-conditioned upper floor. It even has free wifi!

Having our first Chinese meal at Petit Hong Kong during our 6-day trip at Paris, we enjoyed our lovely dinner on 14/6/2017. Below are both the good and bad points.GOOD POINTS:1. Good food. Tomatoes and eggs soup, eggs with mushroom and onions and stir fry pak choi are very tasty.2. Cosy restaurant. Being a Hong Kong lady, having a dinner at Petit Hong Kong makes me feel like home.3. Friendly and helpful staff. The owner and two sisters working there are very hospitable. They serve us very well.4. Wide variety of food for all customers, including vegetarian as well.5. Convenient location. BAD POINTS:1. A bit noisy and crowded. As we were sitting outside the restaurant, lots of people were wal...

Our best meal in Paris was Japanese but this was easily the second best. The prices were surprisingly cheap for a city where everything is overpriced eg. $A14 milkshakes,$A7-50 bottles of coke at a café. On balance price -v- quality, it came first.I think for a good French meal we will have to go back to Noosaville, Queensland, Australia.The Petit Hong Kong has a nice air conditioned dining room upstairs and appeared very clean. The fried rice was 50% and small but then again it was only 3.5 Euro. We had a duck dish - very nice with lots of duck. A green vegetable dish with garlic etc - a rare chance to avoid the mandatory French chips.All the dishes we had were better than average Chinese w...