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N°1Vietnamese restaurantMắm From Hanoï
The Sentier's Bib Gourmand Vietnamese table: a Hanoi-born couple, authentic Northern Vietnamese cooking and nems worth the trip on their own according to Télérama.
« Light and crispy, the famous pork nems are worth the trip on their own. »
— TéléramaSee the full place file6 mentions
N°2Japanese restaurantAbri Soba
The 9th arrondissement's soba specialist, holding a Bib Gourmand: chef Katsuaki Okiyama's buckwheat noodles, cold or hot, lunch and dinner, at neighbourhood-Japanese prices.
« Do you know soba, Japanese buckwheat noodles? This restaurant has made them its speciality and serves them, so to speak, in every possible way »
— Le Guide MichelinSee the full place file7 mentions
N°3BistroLe CasseNoix
The 15th arrondissement's Bib Gourmand bistro, on the quiet side of the Champ de Mars: a chef trained under Christian Constant at the Crillon and at La Régalade, hearty traditional cooking at measured prices.
« This Orléans native, trained in the big city of Paris, learned his craft from the very best. »
— gillespudlowski.comSee the full place file9 mentions
N°4BistroBaca'v
Gilles Choukroun's Bib Gourmand in the 5th: a chef past all fashions playing the innkeeper with lively, mischievous dishes, rated 4.8 out of 5 by the public.
« He has moved past every fashion and now plays the good-natured innkeeper with talent, offering lively, mischievous dishes »
— gillespudlowski.comSee the full place file12 mentions
N°5BistroBouillon Pigalle
The bouillon that revived the genre: great bistro classics served from noon to midnight at low prices, more than 57,000 reviews, and a queue that never empties in Pigalle.
« From noon to midnight, Bouillon Pigalle delivers the great bistro classics at a brisk pace and low prices. The go-to for small budgets. »
— Sortir à ParisSee the full place file19 mentions
N°6Moroccan restaurantCHOUKRAN – Restaurant Marocain, Paris 9
Chef Abdel Alaoui's generous Morocco in the 9th: refreshed kemias, polished couscous, a still-climbing rating and nearly 5,000 reviews at 4.8 out of 5.
« Major crush alert for this fresh address! »
— doitinparis.comSee the full place file9 mentionsRating rising
N°7Chinese restaurantHoriz
On Rue Volta, the Lin brothers turned the family restaurant into a contemporary table of Southeast China: precise cooking, contained prices and one of the 3rd arrondissement's best signals.
« Horiz proves that in Paris, the renewal of Chinese cooking does not always come down to a grain of madness, but sometimes simply to a grain of rice! »
— Sortir à ParisSee the full place file11 mentions
N°8BistroJouvence
A 1900s former pharmacy turned Bib Gourmand bistro, steps from the Aligre market: modern cooking, a fine wine list and one of the 12th's best quality-price ratios.
« In the 12th arrondissement, steps from the Aligre market, Jouvence has occupied a 1900s former pharmacy since 2016 »
— starwinelist.comSee the full place file13 mentions
N°9Indian restaurantGourou
The playful India of Rue Léon Frot, praised by Gilles Pudlowski: generous sharing plates and 4.8 out of 5 across 7,000+ reviews, a rare landslide in the 11th.
« The menu was designed to follow the table's cravings, then share everything between guests. »
— Sortir à ParisSee the full place file13 mentions
