Opéra Mandarin

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The service was very friendly and heartwarming. Because the opera tonight ended at 23:00, and when we walked to the restaurant around 23:30, they were still very nice and taking our orders with patience and cooking takeaway food for us. Thank you very much, appreciate~

Sandy Wu

A true gem with 52 years of history in Paris! This place serves authentic Chinese food that tastes just like home. Highly recommend ordering the roast duck — perfectly tender and flavorful — and the sweet and spicy soup, which is absolutely delicious. A must-visit for anyone craving genuine Chinese cuisine in Paris.

Okin Purba

Dinner at Opéra Mandarin was truly delightful. The dishes were authentic, refined, and full of flavor—perfectly balanced between tradition and modern presentation. Each plate was beautifully prepared, highlighting the freshness and quality of ingredients. The ambiance is elegant yet comfortable, ideal for both business dinners and relaxed evenings. Service was attentive, professional, and warm, making the entire experience seamless and enjoyable. A top-tier Chinese dining destination in Paris—highly recommended for anyone seeking quality, taste, and class

Roberto Torre

That was a lot of food at a really affordable price. The food was relatively tasty. The beef was good, the soup was ok-ish, I've had better soups in many other different places. I can only complain about the service, I spilled some of the soup on me and the waitress started to complain about it and was pretty unprofessional. Afterwards, when she realised, she asked us if everything was ok, but in my opinion, it was already too late. She was already impolite. Still, I'd repeat here if I come back, since the food was good and the prices were really cheap

Pawin NG

Opéra Mandarin in Paris provides a good range of informal Chinese cuisine, particularly Cantonese and Pekinese dishes, including classics like hot and sour soup, sweet and sour chicken, and seesteamed dumplings, alongside other menu options. They offer a selection of drinks, including soft drinks, beers, and wines, to accompany your meal. It's a solid choice for a casual and satisfying Chinese dining experience.

Ma. Marylaine Dujunco-Bustos

Large seating capacity. Has a wide variety of dishes. Loved the beef onion and hot and sour soup. Siomai and veggies are ok. Fried rice was really oily. Quick service. We got free slices of orange which taste sweet at the end of our meal.

LD CM

A modest establishment offering a mix of authentic and Westernised Chinese dishes. The food is perfectly adequate, though not especially memorable. Service is warm and sincere. Prices are reasonable, especially given the central location. Overall, a pleasant experience suitable for a casual meal near the Opéra.

Hashmat Effendi

A Hidden Gem in Paris! I’m from Houston and I cannot believe I’m sitting in the heart of Paris enjoying some of the most authentic Chinese food I’ve had in years. Oprah Mandarin completely exceeded my expectations. Every dish was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection—the chicken was tender, the corn soup was comforting and rich, the sweet and sour soup had just the right balance, and the beef with onions was incredibly savory. The standout for me was the chicken chili—absolutely delicious with the perfect amount of heat. The service was warm, attentive, and efficient, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. If you’re craving real Chinese cuisine in Paris, Oprah Mandarin is a must. I’ll definitely be coming back!