Saint-Germain-des-Prés - Best street in paris, for food, entertainment and the mind
It’s great if you’re on a budget, as almost all the items on the menu are less than €10. There are plenty of Javanese-Indonesian options, but for something more authentically Surinamese, try the roti.
Made’s Warung has made its name in Amsterdam as one of Bali’s most iconic venues. It offers authentic Indonesian cooking in a casual setting.
Tiny coffee bar that caters to your coffee needs. Prices are agreeable. Their homemade sweets are a pure delight. There’s a cat too, standing by the door kingly.
Warehouse-like interior, high ceilings, white walls and a mix of bar seating and cosy sofa areas. Great coffee brewed by talented baristas and some killer red velvet cake or Dutch apple pie.
Style, simplicity and coffee from an award-winning roaster make this a great place to linger.
Ma fromagerie familiale débute en 1953 dans la rue de Sèvres. Première femme fromagère en 2000, Marie a récemment passé la main à ses 2 enfants qui continuent le travail dans l'excellence du fromage.
What’s Melt? It is an outstanding Texas BBQ restaurant in Paris. The masterful meats are slowly smoked (up to 15 hours). When eaten, the meat truly falls right off the bone. Delicious!
The main dish is ramen! Coming in all shapes and full of different flavors, it will surely delight fans of authentic and traditional Japanese cuisine. And Ryukishin has a vegan ramen offer!
Great meal, but very crowded. Huge Italian restaurant x food-market has opened on 05/25/2018 within Station F 4,5000-sqm including 3 bars, 5 kitchens, a cafeteria open 24h a day, talk about crazy!
#Nakiryu a two #Michelin-starred #ramen restaurant in #tokyo for only 800 yen (US$7); the experience was incredible and #mindblowing
