Bring a bit of China to Paris with a visit to this delicious restaurant. Mr. Chen is a superb chef who will certainly please you with his fresh ingredients and artful cooking. Try Peking duck for a tasty treat, or give salt-and-pepper frog legs a try. Finish with cold/hot green apple dessert, and leave with a smile on your face! METRO: Charles-Michels (line 10)

NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE. This Chinese and Japanese restaurant practically guarantees relaxed dinners. Begin with a spring roll, and follow it with any one of a number of fine specialties. Accent your selection with a glass of wine from their extensive selection. The restaurant maintains a cast of regulars who truly love and appreciate the restaurant's terrific cuisine. METRO: Pont-de-Neuilly

16èME ARRONDISSEMENT. Broad windows, large-scale artwork, and Chinese fretwork chairs set the scene at this romantic restaurant. The well-executed cuisine is enviable, and Peking duck ­ with its dark, sleek skin ­ is an exquisite treat. Black-pepper beef filet, grilled chicken and skewered shrimp also take their place on the menu. Especially favored by folks in the neighborhood, Passy Mandarin takes delight in converting first-time diners into life-long fans. METRO: La Muette (line 9)

16èME ARRONDISSEMENT. This Chinese restaurant offers only the best in Chinese cuisine. The friendly waitstaff proves delightful, and the interior is reminiscent of Asia, even in the midst of Paris! Prices may be a little expensive, but the food is absolutely worth it. Try the hors d'oeuvres plate for two. METRO: Rue de la Pompe (line 9)