LiLi

Lili is a beautiful restaurant with very attentive staff (shout out to Maxime and Sarah!) and delicious food. It is located inside the Peninsula hotel which is gorgeous to visit especially during the Holidays with the decorations. We ordered the menu degustation which was perfect in terms of number of dishes and portion sizes. It was a nice way to sit back, relax, and try multiple things on the menu. Next time we hope to order the duck as it seems to be their signature dish and highly recommended. We can’t wait to return!!!

Wanted some dim sum when in Paris. This is located in the Peninsula hotel. The place looks great! We ordered the dim sum prefix. They gave us some purée on some fried stuff and some sugar coated walnuts. Ordinary. They served dim sum in a large bamboo steaming tray. The siu mai was not good. There was only one that stood out as being good. It was the one with the flower pedal. The rest is ordinary, not enough flavor. The fried stuff was good except for the wonton. The seasonal vegetables was good. The fried rice was lacking seasoning. As far as the dessert, the mango dessert was good. Probably the best of the whole meal. The egg tart was ok. The service was a little on the lacking side when it got busy. Wouldn’t recommend the dim sum here. I think they tailor it to more non Asians. Had much better….

Truly a delightful dining experience! Their flavors were as impressive as their presentation. We ordered garlic chive dumplings, bao buns, challans chicken, lamb shoulder and fried rice.

Reserved a long time before my visit since I read they have the best view on the Eiffel tower. They didn’t! Turns out it’s another restaurant by the same name on the same hotel that got that view. I think one of the two should make something like this clear. However the experience I got was great. They started us with an amuse platter which was OK but frankly didn’t do its purpose which is to excite the palate. The dumping platter to be honest was simply bad. Weird flavors and textures that just didn’t do it. Then came the duck and which is by far the best I ever had. Super crisp and beautifully presented with lots of great sides as well. The noodles were really great and the fried duck although rich tasted amazing.

Beautiful place at the peninsula hotel in Paris. The service was excellent. There's a DJ playing nice mood music at just the right volume. The food was fine, but not quite authentic. If you're looking for safe Chinese food with a western twist, this is a good place - especially if you don't mind very high prices. If you're looking for authentic Chinese food, this is not the place. Proud to reach Master Reviewer status with over 41 million views of my photo collection on Google maps. I am grading on a full 5-star scale and do so with an implicit price-value curve.

Was there celebrating my husband’s birthday. We really enjoyed the food as they were authentic Chinese cuisine! The beef was very tender and perfectly done, the hot and sour soup was hot and sour to the perfect point; and the dumpling was the best I ever have in Paris. Will definitely visit again when craving for Asian food :)

Just stunning in all respects. The food was fantastic. Reminded me of our favorite Asian restaurants around the world. The service was great and the space itself is just beautiful. A nice quiet respite from what can be a hectic pace in the city. Definitely on our list to return on our next visit.

Mindblowingly bad! 250 Euros for four dim sums - chewy, leathery with virtually no detectable ingredients other than dough, a chicken dish and a duck dish - both featuring a quality of meat that must have been imported since we have never eaten such low quality meat in Paris, and one glass of white wine. All food was served cold or barely warm. Sauces had thickened from what could be multiple reheatings. A DJ played a remixed 80s soundtrack at an unpleasantly high volume in the background hoping I suppose to numb your senses including your taste buds with the cacophony.