After we’re done with touristy things, we tried to pick restaurants at areas where tourists have less attraction to go, hence giving us a reason to see different neighborhoods. We read about Natacha on Paris Miam Miam. It’s a renewel of a legendary Montparnasse eatery by a chef from the famous L’Ambroisie. Located in a […]
Tags: Bistronomy, French, Prix fixe
Almost all shops and restaurants close on Sunday in Paris. It’s not a good day for visitors. Fortunately the hip and cute Le Refectoire stayed open. It’s located near Bastille off the blvd Richard-Lenoir where Marche Richard Lenoir (fresh fruits and vegetable market) held, in a residential neighbourhood that I like a lot. They don’t […]
After the amazing dinner on our first night, the bar was set high. So perhaps that made our 2nd night dinner a tad bit disappointing. I read about this place La Ferrandaise on magazine Madame Figaro Japan and it’s cited as a a “special favorite” on Pudlo Paris (a Parisienne food guide that’s translated into […]
Tags: Bistronomy, French, Prix fixe
I made some reservations a week prior leaving for Paris (some made thru the internet, some made thru phone by a French speaking friend of ours). I reserved this tiny bistro for our first night dinner after I read about it on blogs, claiming that it’s on par with 3-star Michellin restaurants without the high […]
Tags: Bistronomy, Cake, Duck, Filet Mignon, Foie Gras, French, Prix fixe
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