In order to support Taiwanese restaurants, we walked for ten minutes to have lunch in the heavy rain, but we were very disappointed after eating. There was a Chinese speaker coming out of the back of the kitchen, which made us feel happy to practice speaking Chinese. But she only came out once. We still had a few questions about our order but she hurried away, leaving a waiter who only spoke French and English. The food was not very tasty either. The stewed pork did not have the color of fried sugar. My Taiwanese chef was lazy and cooked it quickly with an electric cooker at home, and it was even more delicious. The balls of pearl milk tea are not Q (fluffy) at all. Overall, I feel that the service is not good and the food is not particularly authentic as the typical food in Taiwan. I do not recommend and will not visit again.

I have been to this Taiwanese bento restaurant dozens of times already and it never disappoints me. It brings back the nostalgic flavor of the Taiwanese street food (fried chicken) and super tender home made braised pork full of flavors. Accompanied by fusion side dishes like salade with creamy sesame sauce and marinated vegetable mix, very well balanced. I have to say the rice can sometimes be inconsistent in the texture, too soft or too hard but overall it doesn’t impact the tasty combination of different dishes. I also loved their bubble tea, plenty of flavors to choose from and ecologically served in glasses instead of disposable cups.

Really delicious Taiwanese food. The service is also really friendly. The price is really good with its value. Will definitely come back here.

Fantastic and authentic Taiwanese food! We tried the Pop Corn Chicken and the beef bento and they were amazing! We recommend the plum green tee too! Oh and the Taiwanese hot dog too!

Indicated as a Taiwanese bento place, with a focus on fried chicken. I went there with a friend for lunch. Service was fast, and the overall experience was good. Staff is friendly and efficient. A bento box is around 10€, 13 if you take a bubble tea with your meal. Perfect for a quick bite. I had the salt&pepper chicken, my friend had the plum one, the difference being the seasoning coating the chicken. The variety of sides was a bit disappointing but the whole set was nice enough. Portions are generous, and the set is flavorful. We had lunch at almost 3pm so the batter was not extra crispy and the chicken a bit drier than what I expected, as you would expect a homemade fried chicken to be when served after lunch rush.

Authentic Taiwanese bento in Paris! Fried chicken & braised pork are very good

I loved the food, the service, and the vibe of the place. I lived in Taiwan for a year and a half, and my wife is Taiwanese. We both really enjoyed the food. Prices are also good considering it is Paris. The beef, the pork and the fried chicken were just amazing! Bubble tea was also the best in town :) I can just recommend this place!

I love this place. The food is absolutely delicious. They also have multiple boba combinations that are amazing. I tried the boba milk tea.

Bubble tea was okay but the star of this place is truly the Taiwanese chicken. I tried the bento with the plum chicken and omg I'm still thinking about it. It's soooooo good. I would come back just for that chicken. 😋

I’m from Taiwan, and it tastes exactly like what I had back home.

Friendly staff. The bentos here are absolutely tasty! Ordered “Bento poulet frit sauce aigre-douce” on my first visit and “Bento poulet frit poivre et sel” for the second, and I personally prefer the latter. Not a fan of the bubble tea though.

Got a menu bento+boba Food is really tasty! Sour plum chicken is a must try.

A good space for Taiwanese style of fried chicken

By far one of the best Taiwanese bento places in Paris (along with Coco Lafayette)! I’m a regular of the restaurant and can’t recommend you more if you are looking for authentic Taiwanese food in town. Prices reasonable, staff efficient and nice. You won’t be disappointed!

fried chicken is very tasty and authentic. highly recommended for taiwanese food.

As an Taiwanese, the bento here is extremely authentic and tasty 😆 the waitress was super friendly and allowed me to feel at home 🥹 I super recommend !!

Best bento restaurant in Paris, I’ve been there twice and can’t wait to go again soon! Great food, great people, great bubble tea. Also the vegetarian option keeps changing which is awesome. Recommend fully.

We got the salt and pepper chicken bento and passionfruit boba tea! The perfect portion and really great value. Would highly recommend this spot for a lunch.

I had braised pork belly , it is neither角煮 nor 控肉， a little bit more Japanese influence would not help shop image at all . everything sweet but not flavorful, big portion though … would not recommend

Great service and great TW food if your TW stomach started to protest during the trip. This place will calm ur nostalgic stomach. The side dishes in the bento box are tasty and satisfying. Drinks are wonderful as well. Will visit again when in town for sure.

Lunch at the 37M2. Nice place, fast and friendly staff (Taiwanese from Kaohsiung). Food is as good as in Taiwan, especially the fried chicken. Really nice experience. Very good value. A micro-embassy for Taiwan!!!

The fried chicken tastes just like the ones sold at night markets in Taiwan (I recommend trying poulet frit à la prune). Everything was served so quickly (perhaps only a minute after we got our seats). The rice was a bit cold but overall tasty bento.

THIS! IS! PROPER! TAIWANESE! FOOD!!! I was already awed by it’s look and the smell at the moment the food was served. The stewed pork was tender and not too salty, and the fried chicken was also amazing. Most importantly the portion is quite generous and the price is not too high, especially when considering it locating in central Paris. Authentische taiwanesisches Essen. Ich habe jetzt Heimweh LOL

overpriced for a simple bento. The fried chicken was cold & too salty. the hot dog was burnt (It’s obvious that they preheated it many times already, not fresh). I wanted to take out since the area is tiny, but they said paper bag costs 10 cents. I’m surprised that for take outs in this restaurant needs to pay for plastic bags while most restaurants don’t 😂 I mean in grocery it’s understandable that you pay for plastic bag, but for a restaurant? For the same dish price that we pay, you ask customers to pay for plastic bags.. come on ! Overall, nothing outstanding in this restaurant. Better go to the Korean resto nearby called chikoja. Food is delicious with good service!