If you're walking around St. Germain and looking for something to go especially for drinks. It is…read moreso difficult to find a soda, juices at reasonable prices. We found coconut juice for under one Euro here. i find that I have to go to the grocery store or markets. Come here if you want a quick drink to go and there are Asian grocery produce as well.

Picked up a big bottle of Saveur Maggi soy sauce here for 6+ euro, nectar of asian cooking and…read moreumami bomb. This bottle will set you back $18-$20 back in the US not to be confused with Chinese knockoffs. Best deal we got from Paris..lol.

First impressions: a cute little family owned grocery store... reminds me of my family's history as…read morerefugees fleeing political persecution in Vietnam. Our people fled the communist regime, my family were scattered to Australia, France, and to the US. Many families started small businesses in new countries and were able to make a life and a new home this way. To be able to speak Vietnamese with the owner and to laugh with her made the whole experience magical. Magical also due to the items I was looking for. Some background, the French colonized Vietnam and during this time things like french bread (for our famous banh mis), pate, French butter and other items were brought over to influence our foods. One of these items: Bretel butter (origins in Normandy, France, in the Isigny region) became a cult favorite. The trademark has passed hands a few times since it started and the ability to find Bretel butter in the US is difficult. So I was hunting for it at the request of my grandmother, mother and aunt. I have distinct memories of my grandpa buying a plain loaf of French bread and spreading Bretel butter on it and just eating it as is. Bretel butter was treated like gold by the families who could get their hands on it. I still remember the distinct salty and buttery taste. The Arome saveur soy sauce is a version Maggi came up with for the French market and my family swears it's different and tastes better than the Maggi you get in the US. Not sure if this is true but this was also a popular request since the last bottle I brought home in 2015 on my last trip to Paris Final thoughts: I would 10/10 recommend this spot. Aside from having both coveted items I was looking for (I bought FOUR tins of Bretel butter and TWO huge bottles of Arome saveur soy sauce to pack home to the US!)... the store also carries many fruits, veggies, and food items my family cooked and ate when I was young. Mung beans, frozen bitter melon, dragonfruit (just slipping out of season), kumquats, all kinds of rice, rice noodles, egg noodles, and sundry delicious items that made my heart ache for home. If I were to move to Paris, I know I would have access to the items that would help ease any homesickness I had. The family members who were working that day generously allowed me to leave my (heavy!) purchases in their store (I came across this store by accident in the beginning of a LONG day filled with plans of museums, sightseeing and food and would have had to lug these heavy items with me all day) with the promise to return before they closed at 7:30pm. Just kind and amazing people working here and the interaction with them warmed my heart. Please consider dropping by to say hi, buy some Vietnamese goodies and support this cute little shop. And send them my love!

Small but had exactly what I was looking for! I wish there were more Asian/Vietnamese grocery…read morestores around Paris. The staff was wonderful and friendly.

Good for some Chinese grocery shopping, especially if you buy in big quantities…read more I don't recommend the restaurant though... There are a lot of people eating in that restaurant but in my opinion, it's not that good. Prices are "expensive" for that small quantity in your plate/bowl. I took a Char-Siu noodles, it was absolutely tasteless, and the pork was just 3 slices I guess. Then I ordered a red bean coco milk as a drink, it tasted like expired... I won't go there anymore.

One of the best cost/quality butchers in Paris with a 50s retro feel that goes with the throw-back…read moreprices. However, and this is a big, however, they can be incredibly flippant and impolite when serving you. I waited a good five minutes at the chicken counter (they have special counters for each meat category with a dedicated person to serve you) and my chicken man was having a casual chat with his colleague while watching me wait instead of coming to serve me. I finally waved and he came over, as if there was nothing to it. I selected my chicken and then wanted some sliced meats at another counter and he went to help me there, but didn't want to slice my ham as thinly as I wanted to so I threatened not to order any before he gave in. Then he wrang up the price wrong (in their favor) and I had to ask twice because I didn't get an answer if my chicken was going to get cut up as I requested, and I got barked "of course madame, we heard you" response. Thanks but no thanks. I'd rather pay more and get treated well when I do my shopping.

Ahhhhh! Great selection, great prices, and friendly staff even if I can really only say "10 slices,…read moreplease" and point. *hides* Definitely glad to have this little meat shop in my neighborhood, and (bonus!) they're open rather late, from what I can tell. Open throughout August so far (it's August 15th), and I've been in there as late as 6 or 6:15PM. So yes, I'd recommend this place and just suggest brushing up on what you might want ("dees traunch, sil voo play" is phonetically how you say 10 slices, by the way). The process is you get what you want, tell them "that's it" ("say too" phonetically) in response to the raised eyebrows "do you want more?" question. You bring the receipt to the cashier, who will stamp the receipt once you pay. Take the receipt back to the counter and retrieve your purchase. Easy peasy and delicious, too!

As a tourist who visited the store to see if they had any of the Bubs + skull Swedish candies, I…read morewas lured in when I saw them. I'd asked them how much it'd cost per pound and I could've sworn 99.9% that it was 3.49€ euro per kg which is such a great deal as it was 4.99€ at the pirate's candies... thank goodness I didn't load up on a lot because when I went to pay and it was €23.... I was shocked but took the hit as I didn't speak french. I got the receipt and it said 34,90€ per kg. I'm not sure if this was misleading or it was a miss on my part but be careful if you visit! There is no signage for pricing. Also, the candies are extremely stale and harden because the containers are exposed. I don't know why stores do this... but like put lids on them please because they were not great.

Absolutely amazing!!! We bought a few candies and started walking down the street. After trying…read morethem we immediately turned around to buy more!

Another great shop on the rue Montorgueil. We tried & loved several of the pates: campagne,…read moreforetier, canard, as well as the rilletes d'oie. All were made from quality ingredients and the result was delicious. Excellent selection of meats of all types. Everything looked fresh; if I weren't on vacation with a minimal kitchen I would have been happy to cook with any of it. Friendly, knowledgeable staff makes this a very good boucherie on all fronts.

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.

Came here in desperation for some instant korean ramyun before our movie because days of bread and…read moreduck and pasta can get you feeling a little queasy. (If you're anything like me). Delighted to find so many varieties of not only ramyun, but tons of other korean foods packed into this tiny little mart. If I had a kitchen I would have bought more snacks and goods. I was hoping they would have kimchi in a bag too and they did! And plenty of them! And kimchi in a can too! Cooked, fresh, fermented to the max! Perfect! It does smell like crazy though just in case you take it to your hotel. Even when we put the kimchi in a ziplock bag and inside of our mini fridge, it was still very smelly. I survived off of this ramyun for two days, ate it once for dinner and once for breakfast. The kimchi was sooooooo good. Highly recommend getting it with the instant noodles. You can ask for chopsticks as well at the front. You have to pay for bags so bring your own if you don't want to fork out a few cents. Stop by here on your way to the theater! About a 5 minute walk from the main street where all the shops and theater is!

Friendly service and clean Korean market right around the mall area. My husband and I visited from…read morethe states and were super happy to find this store that sells Asian food. Kudos for them for opening on Sundays.