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"Nice little Cambodian restaurant in a pretty street close to the Royal Palace. Went there by chance because we wanted to try the one in front but it was full. Had such a nice meal, very friendly owner in its tiny place. Had a 13 and a 17 eur menu, we just didnt like the pineapple chicken but the starters were so good and the prawns were tasty (maybe a bit small as dish)..."
Phone: +33142605946
Address: 9 rue Therese, 75001 Paris, France, Paris 1er Arrondissement
City: Paris 1er Arrondissement
Website: https://www.lamousson.fr/
Dishes: 21
Amenities: 8
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2061
This is a cozy little place just off the Rue St. Anne. If you want to get away from the canteen style Asian restaurants which abound in this area (some of which are no doubt excellent but not designed for lingering over dinner then try the little Mousson. Authentic Cambodian dishes small pork filled nems, spicy soups, hamok (coconut based meat dish and fish in green pepper sauce (my favourite amongst others are all very good. Service is very friendly and professional. My only qualm would be that it is a tad expensive 30€ for 3 course dinner w/out wine. However, as I said, it 's one of the rare places in this area which is not eat go style so the little extra is worth paying for in my book, a...
It 's hard to define Cambodian without comparing it to the more famous Thai and Vietnamese cuisines... And indeed, there are similarities but there are also differences. It is then necessary to visit the restaurant with an open mind.. The curries will taste milder than the Thai version, the bo-bun will have different herbs but bottom line, this is good and this is Cambodian. The service is discrete and efficient. Prices are a bit high compared to what you get in the 13th district Chinatown .. though more Vietnamese than Chinese there) but on average for the area.
We‘ve eaten at „la mousson“ several times over several years and it was always delicious, so good in fact that my girlfriend and i always end up ordering dishes for three people. Prices are on the upper end of the price scale for south-east asian restaurants in Paris but you‘ll get sweet memories of your lunch/dinner there and it will motivate you to visit the lovely country that is Cambodia (Siam Reap/Angkor is nice).
This is a modest, authentic Cambodian food restaurant where I have been taking friends for many years. It is small and cozy. It may be empty at one point but fills up very quickly. Try and reserve if you go around 1PM. You will find all the usuals of Cambodian cooking, the real McCoy carefully cooked. Service is always courteous as opposed to many restaurants in and around rue Sainte -Anne's AsiaTown.
Nice little Cambodian restaurant in a pretty street close to the Royal Palace. Went there by chance because we wanted to try the one in front but it was full. Had such a nice meal, very friendly owner in its tiny place. Had a 13 and a 17 eur menu, we just didnt like the pineapple chicken but the starters were so good and the prawns were tasty (maybe a bit small as dish)...
