Thai Time - Paris

Food was delicious. Service was great! Got a glass noodle dish. Man it was outstanding. I loved that hot was truly hot. I highly recommend this restaurant.

The food was super super good!! i had a grilled beef with green lime as starter and it was the best food i have ever eaten in France i have to say!! of course a visit to a Thai restaurant would not be complete without trying their green curry and it was really good as well. i would be going to this restaurant again and trying other menus..a bit on the pricy side but with the fork/ la fourchette discount, it helps to reduce the price a little bit. really that was really a perfect meal i had a fresh coconut drink from the shell itself, a superbly amazing starter, and a very good chicken green curry for the main. If u go in couple, it would be nice to share, as the portion is quite big, and u can order the beef grilled starter,and 2 main dishes to share, and to be eaten with steamed rice, which is the normal way Asians eat at home! the waitresses don't speak english, that was fine for me as i speak a bit of French. even when they don't speak english, i could tell that they are very friendly, and tried to interact with us as much as possible. I am living in France currently and there is some truth when the general says french waitress are some of the worst u can get with their slow service, but this one was definitely different. . Food came quickly and they seem very nice people. I went with a friend as we had a crave for Thai food and after some research from Trip Advisor, we had some options and Im really glad that we chose this (as it has a discount from La Fourchette which was a very good marketingPLUS point for them! it worked for them at least in our case ;) )all in all, U GUYS HAVE TO TRY THIS PLACE.

Excellent food! I had a real pleasure eating the grilled chicken with papaya salad! What a marvellous explosion is taste!. Reasonable prices (even more with the discount) and the main plates have a good size (to which you can always add some rice). Service was ok.

Walked in the restaurant and greeted in French soon changed to English and was friendly and helpful. Food was delicious and well presented. I would recommend this place if you are in the area

Quite simply it's a really nice place to eat if you like Thai. Food was excellent, place was pretty too. All in all a great night out. Only thing…and it's a general view for Paris restaurants, not just this one. It's remarkable to me how many restaurants and exhibits etc. don't have anyone who can speak English on staff. Now I go to other countries expecting no english so I'm fine with it. No english is part of the fun of the whole experience. But I was talking with a young banker in a laundomat (we've been here 3 weeks now) and he was saying how terrible the economy in France is now. Only tourism, specifically North American and China tourists, are keeping things going. So strictly from a business point of view, wouldn't you think a restaurant would be more likely for a second visit if someone was available to help out customers in english? Especially those from China. The odds are way higher that someone from China can speak English versus French. And I doubt many Parisians can speak Mandarin. Just seems like better way to grow your business. On a different note, we've been to many restaurants, stores and places. NO ONE was not super friendly. That old adage about the french being stuffy and unfriendly…. definitely old news now. Everyone has been just great.