Gourmet of Alesia, Chinese restaurant in the 14th arrondissement, Paris, France
Gourmet d'Alésia is a Chinese restaurant on Rue des Plantes in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. The interior is small and simply decorated, with wooden furniture and a handful of wall ornaments, providing space for couples and small groups.
The restaurant opened in the residential pocket around Rue d'Alésia, a neighborhood shaped since the late 19th century by small workshops and independent shops. Over time, this part of the 14th arrondissement gradually attracted a number of Asian restaurants.
Gourmet d'Alésia sits on Rue des Plantes, a quiet residential street in the 14th arrondissement that draws a loyal local crowd. The simple wooden furniture and soft lighting keep the focus on the food rather than the decor.
The restaurant is on Rue des Plantes, a quiet side street within easy walking distance of Mouton-Duvernet or Alésia metro stations. Because the space fills up quickly, arriving outside of peak lunch or dinner hours, or booking ahead, is a good idea.
Beyond dining in, the restaurant also offers takeout and delivery, which has made it a go-to option for many regulars in the neighborhood. The entrance is fitted with ramps, making it accessible to wheelchair users, which is relatively uncommon among smaller Paris restaurants.
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