A Foodie Experience in Paris
Paris, the City of Light, is undeniably a dream destination for countless travellers across the globe. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and artistic heritage, it’s no wonder that tourists flock to this magical city year after year. But, amidst the allure of the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Notre Dame Cathedral, lies a hidden treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered.
Amidst the grand boulevards and iconic landmarks, lies a world of gastronomic wonders that often remain hidden from the prying eyes of tourists. While the allure of famous restaurants can be undeniable, there’s an unspoken magic in discovering the lesser-known dining places that truly capture the essence of the city’s culinary soul.
This past weekend, I had the honour of exploring some of these hidden gems that were discovered by two friends of mine. Soraya and Aymen. I consider their pinned Google maps a true treasure. Since I have a true love for Asian food, most of the restaurants we visited were Asian. Besides taking me to these wonderful restaurants and cafés they have also taught me how to find the hidden gems of Parisian history, the Passages, which are these very discrete wonderful galleries. So, to enhance your experience in Paris steer clear of crowded tourist hotspots, consider venturing off the beaten path, exploring lesser-known neighborhoods, and seeking authentic local establishments and cultural gems that will allow you to immerse yourself in the genuine Parisian lifestyle while avoiding the overwhelming crowds typically found at the more popular tourist attractions.
Gyoza Bar
Shinya Pain
Udon Jubey
From the left to the right
Me, Aymen and Bilal
My dear friend Soraya.