Vietnamese
Pho Banh Cuon 14 129, avenue de Choisy, 75013 Paris
+33 (0)1 45 83 61 15
Metro: Tolbiac
Japanese
Higuma
32, bis rue sainte anne, 75002
01 47 03 38 59
Metro: Pyramids
Korean
Jantchi
6 , Rue Thérèse, 75001 Paris
Tel. : +(33) 1 40 15 91 07
We may have been the very first patrons at JanTchi as the restaurant had just opened. True to traditional South Korean restaurants, diners are served their main course with many small side plates, including different varieties of Kim chi. The hot pot is excellent, arriving in a very hot stone bowl, so you mix a raw egg into rice and meat toppings until it all cooks together in front of you.
Chinese
Les Pâtes Vivantes
46, rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009 Paris
01 45 23 10 21
Metro: Le Paletier / Grand Boulevards
Fresh, handmade noodles are the specialty here as is evident in the front window where you can watch the chefs pulling and stretching the noodles as you wait for a table. Various dishes are served on, in or with noodles (always opt for the noodles even at 5€ extra) or rice.
Thai
Mme Shawn
28, rue Duret, Paris (also other locations)
01 45 00 45 20
Metro: Porte Maillot
http://www.mmeshawn.com/
I almost cried when I found this great Thai restaurant. No longer will I settle for a Thai meal at the all-in-one (Chinese/Vietnamese/Thai) Asian spots in Paris. Try the green curry with a side of pad thai. This is the real deal and Mme Shawn also imports products for her boutique when in Thailand.
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