Vege Saveurs

This restaurant is everything people from the previous comments are saying...except it is not 100% vegan!

I consulted the staff today, and they said that they have two types of "Poulet" (chicken): one vegetarian (it contains milk); and one vegan.
So, when you order something with "Poulet", you HAVE TO let them know that you want the vegan version.

Besides that, and as far as I know, everything else is vegan; so you have a large menu to choose from.

By the way, during the lunch on weekdays, they have a set menu for 10.5€, which I found it to be a very good value.

Updated from previous review on 2015-10-13

Amazing place, very similar too Tien Hiang.

Great staff and dishes. Make sure to arrive early if you intend to go in the week-end.

I visited Vege Saveurs with a couple of friends and got a range of dishes to share. The waitress was very helpful and friendly, the service was fast and the dishes were reasonably priced. The food was good but not great - the flavours and textures were a little bland. I would come again, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

L'endroit est cosy, la serveuse était très gentille et nous avons très bien mangé. Carte variée et prix raisonnables.

Super prix très varié ambiance sympa et en plus c'est bon

Nourriture excellente, grande variété de plats, tout petits prix. Au top !!!

I had dinner in Vege Saveurs last Saturday with 4 non-vegetarian friends. We ate a lot of stuff (we ordered one starter each to share, and 5 main dishes in total), most of it was good and tasty, and we left the place completely full! In addition to that, we the "addiction" (bill) was less than 15 euros each, which in Paris is really impressive (we drank water and a couple of lemon juices)!

I normally do not enjoy Asian food, but I would like to eat there again (next time I go to Paris!)! :--)

Loved our meal here - mixed starters to share, 3 dishes all full of flavour, 2 types of rice and 2 beers for 40 euros. Unpretentious and friendly place. Recommended - especially the ginger chicken!

Ideally situated next to Opéra Bastille.
Nice and humble décor. Most of the dishes are vegan, just check with the waitress, she's very kind.
Delicious and varied cooking. The portion are very copious. The restaurant offers to take a doggy bag away.
Soup, salads, nems, faux meat, tofu, skewers, noodles, rice, cooking pot, chinese donuts, chinese ravioli. All the asian cooking taste and inexpensive prices :
Lunch menu 10.5 €. Starters from 4 to 7 €. Main dishes from 6 to 12 €.
Soft drink, organic drink, no alcohol but Tsing Tao beer.

The restaurant accepts wise and not too big dogs if you inform the restaurant before coming.
Open every days, closed on sunday.


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Excellent restaurant VG/vegan asiatique !

Idéalement situé juste à côté de l'Opéra Bastille.
Cadre simple et accueillant. La plupart des plats sont vegan, il suffit de vérifier avec la serveuse qui est adorable.
Cuisine délicieuse et très variée. Les plats sont très copieux. Le restaurant propose d'emporter un "doggy bag".
Potages, salades, nems, simili carnés, tofu, brochettes, nouilles, riz, marmites, beignets, raviolis. Toutes les saveurs de la cuisine asiatique à des prix très abordables :
Menu midi à 10.5 €. Entrées de 4 à 7 €. Plats de 6 à 12 €.
Boissons softs et bio, pas d'alcool hormis la bière Tsing Tao.

Le Restaurant accepte les chiens sages et pas trop gros si on les prévient avant.
Fermé le dimanche.

I went to this place during a short trip to Paris, although it was not exactly in my area (I was staying in the 13th arr.), and it was definitely worth it. The staff was extremely friend and aware of our requests: we ordered the coconut milk Thai soup, grilled dumplings, "beef" with black pepper, chop suey, curry vegetables in a pot, rice - and of course a couple bottles of Qingdao. To be honest, the dumplings were not exceptionally tasty, but the rest was great, especially the seitan "beef" (unrelated: it could have very easily tricked more than an omnivore into thinking it was actual meat). It appears that the restaurant does not use MSG and dishes are vegan (except for the "chicken", so other reviewers say, although I have not checked this particular dish). We only paid 20€ each (drinks included), so here's a place in Paris where one can have a huge veg dinner at a very reasonable price - it's a plus!

My favorite asian restaurant so far ! The service is super nice and quick, the food is delicious ! Ask for the "duck" "bien croustillant" (crunchy), enjoy !

We had a lovely dinner last night at this cute place near the Bastille. Good food, good service, good prices. Big menu so lots of choices, will go back for more! Ordered five dishes and bill was less than 40€ for the two of us. Recommended!

Vege Saveurs opened just a few weeks ago and we have already been there twice. Such a nice addition to an overall over-priced Paris vege/vegan scene. It is a cozy, clean place just off from Bastille with plenty of options with faux-meat.
Our top favorite was a poulet a la citronelle - with rice on the side.
The portions are big enough, and all tastes lovely.

Since i came in Paris in 2011 there were many new vegetarian places openened. Vege Saveurs is one of them. Its a new small restaurant which provide great asian food. The portions are generous and food is delicious! If you dont eat onion and/or garlic, you can signal that before making order and your food will be prepared without it. The baverages which restaurant offer are organic, they also have hemp beer (with alcohol). All food they have there is asian, but if you are visiting with kids under 12 years old and they are picky eaters, there is kids menu with french fries and mock meat steak. Every kid love french fries! Though my son had cantonese rice with nems, and it was yummy!
Papaya salad I had was really tasty, but not spicy at all for my taste. Ask for chiracha sauce or to prepare it more hot if you like fire in your mouth :)
Seems, that all dishes are freshly made. Me and my family were satisfied and we will definately be coming back! Staff is very friendly! Food is great and yet the place not crowded so you can have calm dinner. Also prices are pretty low for Paris. Worth to visit!

Végé Saveurs is a 100% vegan clone of Vegebowl and, as such, is amazing! It offers an excellent mock-meat asiatic food with a huge menu, 100% vegan. Like Vegebowl, it is one of my favorite places in Paris: the place is pleasant and has a quiet and nice atmosphere. Food is excellent, portions are satisfying and prices are low for the quality and quantity of food. You can have a menu (except the dessert) for 10,5 euros for lunch.

The staff is really friendly, helpful and very accomodating. Don't miss this place near Bastille!

The Bastille area was really missing a small affordable exotic veg restaurant.
This restaurant is located a few meters from the Bastille Opera and offers various Asian dishes featuring mock meat. Most of it is vegan even if not mentioned on the menu and everything's MSG-free. Place is clean and staff is super friendly.