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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Paris. Everything we ate was delicious, and we didn’t even eat anywhere fancy. I loved the ramen, baguettes, coffee, among other things. [/quote]

Ramen in Paris?

For those saying Paris, what do you recommend?  We're planning a visit there, but I'm not actually a huge fan of French food besides pastries and wine.  I love hearty and interesting salads, but they seem to be very plain there with just lettuce, or maybe with odd things like tuna and potatoes.  I don't eat a lot of meat, which seems to be the star of many traditional dishes there.

The post above that lists ramen is surprising.  Do they have good Asian food there?  Other ethnic cuisines?[/quote]

There is a nice little.batch of Chinese restaurants within 2-3 blocks of the Arts et Metiers metro station, can't remember which one we went to (recommended by our Airbnb owner guidebook) but it was very good. Looks like 4 or 5 Vietnamese spots there also - there are a lot of Vietnamese places in Paris, not surprisingly considering the colonial history. Cambodian as well- Le Cambodge right off the Canal St Martin is good. Lots of Moroccan and north African places as well as other posters mentioned- again not a surprise with colonial history.[/quote]

Many thanks to you and the PPs above for these suggestions!  I am sure we will probably have some local dishes but great to have a list of other options besides French food.  We especially adore Vietnamese food![/quote]

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