Asian restaurant guide - activities

Tag restaurants offering Asian cuisine.

Then specify, by adding the necessary tag, whether it's a Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese or Indonesian restaurant.

Also specify, with the necessary tag, whether it's an Asian street food restaurant or an izakaya.

Also specify, with the necessary tag, whether the restaurant offers the following specialties: Chinese noodles, ramen, banh-mi, Asian ravioli/Chinese ravioli/dim sum/gyoza/momos/dumpling, bao/baozi, onigiri, sando, wagyu.

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Trois Fois plus de Piment: the spiciest Chinese restaurant in Paris

In just a few years, Trois fois plus de Piment has become a Parisian must for Chinese cuisine. From noodles to ravioli, this friendly restaurant on rue Saint-Martin offers spicy specialties from the Sichuan region.
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Pitaya, the Thai street food chain in Paris

For a taste of traditional Thai recipes revisited with a Western twist, check out the Pitaya street-food chain.
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Ryukishin, the Japanese restaurant specializing in ramen

At Ryukishin, the star dish is ramen! Available in all shapes and flavors, it's sure to delight fans of authentic, traditional Japanese cuisine. And even the most vegan of you, since Ryukishin even offers a vegan ramen!
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Orient Extrême, a gourmet Japanese restaurant

Would you like to try a real Japanese restaurant, and a gourmet one at that? L'Orient Extrême is the place for you. On the menu, fish in all shapes and forms: maki, sushi, sashimi, chirashi, steamed, grilled, pan-fried... The menu is tasty and the cuisine refined. Your new favorite Japanese restaurant.