Impérial Choisy 美丽都

We had high hopes for Imperial Choisy, especially with a Michelin star attached. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to expectations. • Tiny tables cramped us uncomfortably. • 50-minute wait for the food to arrive—way too long, even if the place is busy. • The food? Just okay. Certainly not bad, but nothing stood out as Michelin-worthy. Overall, I left wondering how this place earned such acclaim. It might work for others, but for me, it simply wasn’t worth it.

We have lived in Beijing, Shanghai and Singapore so we know our Asian food. This chinese restaurant is recommended by Michelin and indeed the best Chinese food we had so far having stayed in Paris for 6 months. After we left, we already planned to return in the next week! So that speaks it. We were in and out within 45 mins! We ordered the Ginger Chicken, Char Siu, Duck with Pineapples, Ha kou and 扬州炒饭。 The Char Siu is our favourite. Nicely caramelised, burnt on the outside and succulent on the inside. The way it should be. Tasted even better than back home. I believe it’s in the product available in France.

This restaurant serves one of the best roasted duck I had in my life, the skin is crispy and perfectly salty and the meat is juicy and tender, it’s evident why they have a Michelin star. The dim sum is also very good. I would give 5 stars but the service is lacking. This is a must go if you like Chinese food and visiting Paris.

Had dinner at Impérial Choisy and was thoroughly impressed. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the duck – incredibly tender, juicy, and full of flavor. It’s easy to see why it’s their best-seller. The quality far exceeded expectations, especially considering how affordable the prices are.

I ordered crispy pork with rice and shrimp wonton soup The flavors were excellent authentic Chinese taste fresh ingredients and well balanced seasoning The crispy pork was perfectly cooked and the soup was rich and comforting However the service was disappointing I asked for drinking water twice but the server never brought it In the end I left without having anything to drink Also the tables were placed very close to each other making it difficult to move around without bumping into others Overall The food is truly delicious and worth trying, but the service needs improvement

Spring rolls with pork were delicious! Crispy, flavourful. The peking duck was not as crispy as one would expect, no sides to it or anything. Just a tasty duck that was prepared earlier. Not the best one considering the Michellin recomendation.

If you’ve ever tasted real Cantonese food, stay far away — this place has completely lost its soul. The flavors are all wrong, the quality has crashed, and honestly, it’s an insult to Cantonese cuisine. And the toilets? Filthy beyond belief. If that’s the state of the bathrooms, imagine the kitchen. Eat here at your own risk.

Probably one of the better roast ducks or porks in Paris but wasn't great. We travelled a long way especially, but being British we pretty consistenly get better food in London Chinatown. I think the problem is you just can't beat the duck at the Four Seasons in London, and the Cha Siu here was pretty dry...