Isla Calaca - Paris 9e Arrondissement

From today, I can say that this is a berry about any Mexican restaurant I tried in paris. it is a hidden gem (hard to find), but the kitchen is very tasty, the ambiente is trendy (not Mexican-like looking place) and the service was perfect. I took two starters as my main plate plus one dessert and I was full. try to finish the maiscake. Great.

The reality is that my assessment has a very personal nature. especially eating, ambiente and service are very good. Unfortunately, as a true fan of paxia in mexiko, I expected the same experience regarding food taste. Unfortunately it wasn't. the same for me. flavors are very good, but with a raffinesse that is probably an adjustment for the local taste. I recommend the place but found it right to give a middle range rating to help others not go to the restaurant and know the cooking style from the mexico city restaurants and be disappointed. I hope that explains my point. I'm sorry, a nostalgic mexican expects different! will go again and try to see other courts whether my opinion changes.

We spent a very good time in this restaurant: tacos are delicate, guacamole has apple tips (it is fresh and original), the wine is good, the frame is very nice and the waitress is pleasant.2 small flats: the service is slow while there is not a big world in the room and the coffee is really, but really not good!In conclusion, it is a little expensive but it is worth it anyway!

Nice places with deco cleaned. We had a good dinner, but nothing exceptional, with prices high enough. too expensive compared to the quantity, and nothing unbelievable in the plate. long service

As of today, I can tell that this is a notch above any mexican restaurant I've tried in Paris. It's a hidden gem (hard to find) but the cuisine is very tasty, the ambiance is trendy (not Mexican-like looking place) and the service was perfect. I took two "starters" as my main plate plus a dessert and I was full. Try the corn cake to finish. Awesome.