Nanashi - Japanese Bento in Paris

Nanashi Japanese Restaurant Paris

Simple good food with great attention to detail is always a win in my book. Nanashi does just that: simple, healthy, fat-free Japanese Bento and great fresh juices. They have a lot of Vegetarian options too, which are difficult to find in Paris in general. You can get your bento box with fish, meat or vegetables, with spring rolls before or after and a carrot ginger juice on the side and you'll leave feeling much refreshed and ready for your next, high calorie high carbs Parisian meal or pastry.

Nanashi Japanese Restaurant Paris

Find them in Le Marais and stop by the Broken Arm around the corner for a coffee and a slice cheesecake afterwards.

 

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Cafe Pouchkine

Needless to say there is a vast array of different types of macarons throughout Paris and throughout the world at this point. I've always loved them as a pretty gift or as a small (or not so small) snack with tea or coffee in the afternoon, but after a while all macarons seemed more or less similar, until I found these.

Ceviche – Raw but not quite

Ceviche – Raw but not quite

Beside the fish the most important ingredient you cannot see, 
but is key in this curing process is TIME and … ?

Telescope Cafe

coffee and baguette

Good Coffee in Paris used to be a rare find, and in some ways it still is, but you just have to know where to look. Telescope Cafe is a tiny gem in the heart of Paris, and attracts an international crowd seeking good old fashioned coffee with perfectly foamed milk. Add a toasted baguette, salted butter, apricot jam and an impeccably friendly staff and you have my favorite cafe in Paris so far.

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For all those in need of a caffeinated pick-me-up:

 

Sunday Snapshots XI - Rainy Days in Paris

Sunday Snapshots XI - Rainy Days in Paris

Paris has been far from summer these past few weeks, but even in the rain it's still incredibly beautiful and I love walking through the empty streets while it rains.

The heat is on

The heat is on

… amazing looking flames flying into the evening air looking so weightless and silky

Musee Nissim de Camondo

About a year ago I had read The Londoner's post  on the Musée Nissim de Camondo in Paris, which is the mansion of a Parisian banker, Moise de Camondo. Last week I decided to check it out by myself and spent a rainy afternoon wandering around the museum and the nearby Park Monceau.

Breakfast at Claus

Claus is the tiniest breakfast place tucked away in a side street of Rue St Honoré, with a small shop on the ground level and a small restaurant on the first floor. It feels quintessentially French, but also serves all your British and American breakfast classics, and even some green juice, which is always difficult to find in Paris.