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Ok, I admit, I am most visibly a Rive-Droite kind of person but it must be because I have only ever lived there (10th and 11th Arrondissements) and didn’t spend as much time to the South of Seine. I promise to fix that as soon as I have an occasion! I’ll also appreciate any of your recommendations in the comments below.
Some of our favourites (you know, the ones you dream about when you realise the food scene in London has nothing to compare itself to Paris… Paris 1:0 London):
La Taverne de Zhao
We were lucky to live right in front of it when it opened few years ago and the very first time we stopped by… we new that was the shit. In my opinion – one of the best Sichuan restaurants in Paris. Our favourite menu for 2 gourmands as we are would usually include several sharing plates: liang-pi classique, platycodon, pork momo and chicken raviolis.
No booking possible but don’t expect a big queue.
La Taverne de Zhao
49 Rue des Vinaigriers, 75010 Paris, France
Higuma
Our favourite ramen in Paris. Combo ramen + gyoza only 11.0€ and I’m talking about the real ramen here, comparable to those we tried in Japan. No booking possible and very long queues any time of the day. Definitely worth it though!
Higuma
32bis Rue Sainte-Anne, 75001 Paris, France
Street Bangkok
Ok, it might b a bit too spicy for my taste but even if only for its satay chicken skewers, it has to be on top of my list. Tried to make it home several times, never got it right.
You will find the same menu in Canal Saint-Martin and Bastille locations. The newly opened one in Rue Saint-Denis has a different menu, equally good and perhaps less spicy!
Street Bangkok Local Food
3 Rue Eugène Varlin, 75010 Paris, France
Le Petit Cambodge
I have never eaten a better bo-bun than this one. It is on a more pricey side but never EVER disappoints. We have our go-to order here: Bobun spécial mixte (with both shrimp and very tasty beef) and Saucisse à la citronnelle for a starter is a must. Wonderful citronnade with ginger and mint.
Le Petit Cambodge
20 Rue Alibert, 75010 Paris, France
Yemma
A more recent discovery but one that made its way to the list of our favourites right away. It’s a Moroccan fusion place (even though they do serve more traditional cous-cous and tagine) and our favourite: kazdal sandwiches wrapped in an (apparently) traditional Bangladeshi pastry.
Yemma
119 Rue du Chemin Vert, 75011 Paris, France
BigMamma Group
You can’t go wrong with this one and the biggest plus is that you can find their locations all over Paris. In all of them – the best pizza, pasta, tiramisu, drinks and other fresh straight-from-Italy produce.
Ober Mamma
107 Boulevard Richard Lenoir, 75011 Paris, France
East Mamma
133 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 75011 Paris, France
Pink Mamma
20bis Rue de Douai, 75009 Paris, France
BigLove Café
30 Rue Debelleyme, 75003 Paris, France
Pizzeria Popolare
111 Rue Réaumur, 75002 Paris, France
Jules et Shim
Very good Korean bibimbap just on the side of Canal Saint-Martin. Take away for the very fun packaging and enjoy it in the sun.
Jules et Shim
22 Rue des Vinaigriers, 75010 Paris, France
Bong
Our discovery of the Korean barbecue dining and oh-so-good. Make sure to go on an empty stomach though cause you’re up for a FEAST.
Bong
6 Avenue de la République, 75011 Paris, France
La Pause Indienne
The most inconspicuous of them all, it looks like yet another gross Inidian fast food around Gare du l’Est but serves honestly good naan wraps. Yum!
La Pause Indienne
58 Boulevard de Magenta, 75010 Paris, France
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