Shang Palace

The location of this Xiang Palace is really great. It is right next to the local landmark, the Eiffel Tower, and it only takes about ten minutes to walk there. This restaurant also serves authentic Chinese food.

Right next to the Eiffel Tower, it is one of the oldest Cantonese restaurants in Paris. The food is pretty good and it is a place for high-end banquets. The glutinous rice and sweet and sour pork are both delicious.

If you like Cantonese dim sum and Cantonese cuisine, Xiang Palace is a restaurant worth recommending and tasting. The taste is very authentic, and there is no difference from the Cantonese cuisine we had in Guangzhou. The restaurant is beautiful and the service is also very good.

Shang Palace is one of the few high-end Chinese restaurants in Paris. When I went there, the two-star chef from Kowloon was temporarily stationed in Paris. I felt that I spent one star's money to eat at the level of two stars! I think the taste of Shang Palace is not bad, the portion is very large, and I ate until I leaned against the wall after a set. But the environment is slightly lacking: the whole restaurant has a strong sense of enclosure, and it is a great pity that there is no natural light. It feels like eating in a dim little restaurant. I hope that one day the hotel can make more improvements in decoration. The service is quite good.

Xiang Palace is a local Chinese restaurant that was rated as a Michelin two-star restaurant by a food magazine. It serves Cantonese cuisine, so the taste is light. I recommend the rice noodle rolls, wonton noodles, and crystal shrimp dumplings.