This had tons of kimbap, it was just what I needed after walking around all day in Paris. Very…read moreclose to my hotel too near the Vendome. Tasted awesome and wished I had come here everyday of my trip!

Love the location if you wanna eat something good healthy and quick! Very inexpensive too!read more

So I'm walking towards the Tang Freres I usually go to, but I'm coming from a different route…read morebecause now I live in the 2nd, not the 17th. Turns out that there's another Tang Freres supermarket. How is this one different. Unlike the one just a few blocks away, this one consciously mixes French groceries and ingredients side-by-side with the Asian ones. This is an attempt on the owners' part to nab French shoppers who want to convenience shop and not go to two different markets (as most of us have to :-). I think, even with the French groceries added, it's about the same size as the one on Ivry, and perhaps, item for item, it has a bit less. So if you want the serious "Asian only" version - go to the other one.

I've tried a fair few exotic shops in Paris, and this one is far and away my favorite. The place is…read morevast. I spend ages, just absorbing all the new products I've never seen before. Their fresh produce is truly exotic, coming in a wide array of unseen shapes and colors. The prices are fantastic. I once bought a massive slab of pumpkin for 50cents. If you're frugal and not lazy, you should do all your weekly produce shopping here. You'll save heaps, and eat interestingly.

From the owner: - Produits de Thaïlande, Chine, Japon, Corée, Vietnam, etc…read more.. - Fruits & légumes exotiques - Sauces et condiments - Nouilles, riz parfumé en sacs de 5kg et 20kg - Produits surgelés (nems, bouchées, riz sauté, crevettes panées...) - Boucherie, poissonnerie

A Chinese supermarket in this Parisian area. This one has two levels with canned goods on 1 and…read morefruits/vegetables and meat on lower level. Definitely comes in handy for those in the area looking for Chinese groceries. A cozy market for sure. Just remember that you are in Paris and it will be OK.

There's a lot of the Tang Freres shops around this neighborhood. If you are used to shopping in…read moreAsian supermarkets, you're going to find everything you need/want and more, though with the slight upcharge you would expect for a company doing business in France. Now, if only they would open up locations in other parts of Paris...

Very nice little trattoria with good food and wine, excellent host, I will go back there!read more