Interesting seasoning and flavor (because I have never eaten at an Ouighour restaurant before). We enjoyed the food very much, especially their pasta dishes and Polo rice. The pricing is reasonable and the service is good. That being said, not the most sophisticated cuisine either.

Super popular with Chinese students and visitors, and we love the idea of trying somethng new, Ouigar cuisine. Turned out to be a bit ordinary and simple wok food.

First of all, this place if very well known among Chinese Tourists, because the food quality is very very high and the dishes are really original. I totally recommend "western" tourists to come here also if you want to try a very different Chinese restaurant....The lamb skewer is sublime and the "xinjiang Chicken" is also recommendable!! the Chef also cares about individual wishes, you can add extra noodle, which are hand made (sooo amazing), or reduce the big dishes. Again, this place is offering really original dishes, you may not find "european" chinese food, but the dishes will exceed your expectation!!More

This will bring back memories to anyone who frequented Uighur food in in Xinjiang or living in the north of China as a break from the monotony of eastern Chinese cuisines. The selection is not what you would get there, but the few things they...offer are authentic, home-made, appropriately spiced, and reasonably priced. The lamb, most importantly, which is really the key ingredient in this cuisine, was delicious. I'm so happy that this place exists, and I plan to go back many a time.More

I've been this restaurant with my family, we have experienced great moments there, all food including uyghur noodles, chicken dishes, kebab are really tasty. The person whom interested in rich Uyghurs food cultures, this place is highly recommend;)

Small restaurant run by an Uighur family cooking wonderful authentic food from Central Asia. We had kebabs and noodles. Other guests had "da pan ji" (literally translated as "big plate of chicken" but infinitely more amazing than the literal translation suggests - chicken smothered in...a thick sauce made of vegetables and spices), and it looked and smelled amazing!More

For a change of pace of cuisine, this Uighur restaurant (Euroasian, halal food) was a fantastic choice for our group. They had great, chewy, hand-pulled noodles and great lamb.

I booked through booking.com. I stayed here for two nights at the end of Feb 2016. The interior design of the hotel is very cool, artistic and boutique-like. It must be a very old building, however, as the rooms, hallways and areas are very small...and narrow.. I will never come back.More

Nice place with food from China/Kyrgyzstan Uighur region. Hearty and good. Why not to try something new in Paris?

Duplicate entry for "Muqam Restaurant - Specialite Ouighoure" at the same address TripAdvisor needs to find a way to avoid these duplicate reviews

Apparently there are a total of four Uighur restaurants in Paris; we were told that this one has been open seven months. Some of the cuisine feels familiar, especially from Afghan-Mongolian perspectives - "polo" is basically pilau/pilaf, with carrot; also various varieties of kebab, noodles,...stir-fried meat and so on. My own dish was a miss-mash of chopped up noodles, meat and sweetcorn, and to be honest it satisfied my hunger but was nothing particular to write home about. OTOH other members of the party really enjoyed dishes that resembled Afghan "mantu" and stir-fried meat/peppers. We finished with some spiced chai; mixed clientele, including some Uighur folk and locals. Fairly close to Metro Cadet; service was friendly and they happily explained menu items. The 3 * review is not meant to be damning, more an indication that they are still finding their feet. I'd give it another go, for sure.More