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
Dallouya is one of the those famous ‘brand name’ Parisian pâtisseries, they go way back to 1802. We went to the salon at their Bastille location. Upstairs is restaurant. The menu is divided into ‘classics’ and ‘modern’. We went for the classics. The Opera (1955 version) is PHENOMENON! It’s incredibly silky smooth. The combination of […]
Tags: Cake, French, Patisserie
After rich French food every night (in addition Freda got fever and threw up), we got pretty exhausted. We can’t possibly go eat light gourmet deli food everyday. While strolling in Bastille (my favorite neighborhood in Paris) we saw Le Bar A Soupes. A set of Bread (plain, sesame or poppyseed) + Soup + Dessert […]
Tags: Soup
Berthillon (wiki) is the kind of place that I expect deservingly to be included in every travel guidebook as a must-go. They make all natural, traditional homemade ice-cream. There’re many other outlets that sell their ice-cream all over the island as well (including one that opens till 2 am). The original shop is a close […]
Tags: Ice cream
This Creperie seems like an obvious choice when you almost collapsed from thirst and painful feet when hanging out in the beautiful Marais neighborhood. We stopped by here a few times for these reasons. To our pleasant surprise, their crepes are also very good! Marron. The crepes are thin, moist and melty. So good~ Love […]
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