Da May Fa 大美发
Paris
At a glance
Located on the bustling 12 Rue Lepic in Paris, Da May Fa 大美发 is a popular spot for those craving authentic Chinese noodle dishes. This Chinese noodle restaurant offers a range of dining options, including dine-in, takeaway, and delivery services, catering to various customer preferences. With a moderate pricing level, it provides a great value for those seeking delicious Asian flavors without breaking the bank.
Da May Fa 大美发 stands out with its focused menu primarily centered around different styles of Chinese noodles, appealing to local residents and tourists alike. Its consistent rating reflects a generally positive customer experience, with many praising the authenticity of its offerings. Whether visiting for a quick bite or a more casual sit-down meal, this restaurant is suitable for those who appreciate the unique and rich flavor profiles typical of Chinese and broader Asian cuisines.
In addition to noodle dishes, patrons can enjoy a selection of Asian-inspired entrees and sides that complement the main offerings. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, making it a comfortable spot for both individual diners and small groups. It's also worth noting the availability of beer on the menu, providing an option for those who enjoy pairing their meal with an alcoholic beverage.
Reviews
Be fast otherwise they get angry. The food is served in plastic boxes. We took some noodles, corvettes, vegetables and one coke zero. 52 Euro is much to much for this. Especially when the food don't taste good. The corvettes were full of powder, the noodles not really warm. So my recommendation is to look for better alternatives. Yesterday we were in a restaurant, hat an starter ( frog legs) And a main course duck breast ( very good) and mushrooms + 2 glasses of wine next to moulin rouge and paid 62 Euro.
Low-end cafeteria-style restaurant, where everything is pre-made and served off of warming trays. The restaurant appeared clean. The food was surprising tasty and they warm it up for you in a microwave. However, I don't recommend the deep fried stuff because they are soggy. The staff was friendly and spoke English. The table had srirachie sauce and there is an outdoor restroom in the back of the restaurant to wash you hands. Overall, a good place to go if you are on a budget, or just want a quick bit to hold you down until dinner. -- Tourist from the U.S.A.
We found this place by chance during a rainy walk around Montmartre and ordered two pho soups. The order was sent to the kitchen by radio and arrived in about 3–4 minutes — hot and tasty. The service was calm and reserved in an Asian way — not pushy, just polite and efficient. I asked if they had the usual Chinese seasoning often added to soups, and although they didn’t, the guy kindly offered fresh Thai chili and cut it for me on a small plate. The experience felt simple but genuine, and we left full and satisfied. The taste reminded me of what I tried during trips to China and Vietnam. We would gladly return.
