Very popular place - reservations are recommended. While you look over the menu, a waitress goes from table to table with Dim Sum like trays filled with little goodies. If you are craving real Chinese food in a traditional decor, Le President is the place. With fresh ingredients that are shipped weekly from Thailand, The Blue Elephant serves original Thai dishes with traditional Thai tastes. It is no wonder that this restaurant has developed a loyal following from both Thailand nationals as well as installed Parisians.
Patrons can enjoy a wonderful meal and then salsa off the calories before turning in for the night.
Franklin D. Roosevelt 01.45.62.30.86. Fairly calm during the week, this place starts to pick up towards the weekend - reservations are recommended on Saturdays when the sounds of live Bossa Nova fill the restaurant. On the menu are various Brazilian dishes including feijoada, the national dish. The piece de resistance is Omar's Couscous Royale - a huge platter layered with vegetables, chicken, lamb and spicy merguez sausage. Definitely worth stopping by.