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Le Comptoir Urbain

➤ 12 rue de Paradis, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Pizza • Salade • Français • Sandwichs

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"Je travaille dans le quartier de la rue paradis non loin du comptoir Urbain, et hier midi je m'y suis arrêté pour déjeuner et c'est une excellente surprise : les sandwichs sont top, même chose pour les potages maison...d ailleurs tout est fait maison et ça se sent.L accueil est très bien, le tout dans un cadre cosy, en plus il n y a pas que des sandwichs il y a aussi des plats et desserts du jour qui ont l air très bien et à un prix raisonnable.Bref une adresse parfaite pour le midi pour ceux qui travaille à côté et qui veulent découvrir de nouvelles saveurs chaque jour"

La Reine Du Kashmir

➤ 80 Passage Brady, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Indien • Végétarien • Pakistanais • Restaurants

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"If you like Indian food and live in Paris, you might already got to the same conclusion opinion... that the Indian restaurants don't offer real Indian food (I tried 10+ Indian restaurants in Paris and got to this personal conclusion ... even if the restaurant might be good and the staff professional friendly, the food is not as tasty as in India or even as in London. The cuisine and spices are toned down for some reason... thinking that French people cannot take intense flavors? La Reine Du Kashmir is my favorite among all the 10+ Indian restaurants I tested in Paris Menu price: the lunch menu is a great deal! You can get a really good portion of thali or Tali... for a really good price. Whether you go for the veggie option or meat, the price quantity quality ratio is the best you can get in the area. Staff: very friendly and helpful! The owner(s is are usually around and you can ask them questions... even if you ask them to spice it up, the food remains very mild and unsavory compared to India restaurants... but again, this is my favorite among the 10+ I tested. Venue: the restaurant is fine inside... a bit dark to my taste, but we usually ate on the terrace... this means siting in the passage and watch the local life around (other Indian restaurants, hairdressers, shops... . This is actually pretty fun too!"

Restaurant La Marmite 2

➤ 66 rue du Faubourg Poissonniere, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Fondue • Viande • Européen • Français

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"...with a simple menu and no-nonsense cooking. The traditional French recipes are slightly modified to meet modern taste buds of busy office workers and rare tourists. ⠀ It is not an haute cuisine but quite good nevertheless. Fast service in the cosy interior with plenty of lights will make your time a pleasant one. ⠀ Featured here is simple fish and chips that we order trying to avoid meat dishes. Fish was a bit dry to our liking but fries and salad were better. Not that we will come back to try this again, but we will for other dishes on the menu."

Au Petit Duc

➤ 16 boulevard de Bonne Nouvelle, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Pizza • Cafés • Barres • Brasseries

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"After 45 minutes of walking around looking for a restaurant to have our last dinner at, we finally gave up and ate here. We found a table quickly, and they had some options on the menu that looked appealing. My husband tried to order 3 times before he found a dish they weren't sold out of (no risotto for him), and I had a simple croque madame - the worst I have had in Paris (but still edible). My mousse au chocolat was the redeeming aspect to the meal. The service was slow, but adequate. The problem was, inside or outside, it was like sitting in a smoke pit. We sat inside, but the door between inside and out was open, and everything smelled like smoke. We finally got up and left because it was getting hard to breathe. Some French restaurants have done a better job than others of protecting a customers right to fresh air. This wasn't one of them. I definitly wouldn't recommend it, and definitly wouldn't return."

US Groupe

➤ 22 rue Cail, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Halal • Indien • Asiatique • Végétarien

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"there would be points to see on the very dark and not really Indian decor, but the dishes are so great that at this point it is no longer important. This restaurant was advised by a friend of Indian origin and I return to it as soon as I go to Paris. In the entrance I recommend shrimp 65 or chicken 65. a marvel, to awaken taste buds (very chilled!) the dishes are varied and it is the feast of the palace and spices. The thali reconciled me with the vegetarian. Of course, the biryanis are to fall, the meats on a heating plate are excellent as well. the price is a little higher than other street vendors, but the quantity is there. I don't recommend it, however, to discover Indian cuisine: depending on whether you are French or Indian, the level of chilling is adapted but even in "French version", it doesn't get bad. Don't hesitate to take a mango lassi to soften it. The lassi is so big that I never finish it. and doggy bag when I can't finish the dish."

Le Champ Libre

➤ 15 rue de Dunkerque, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Pizza • Barres • Européen • Français

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"As a change from our usual last meal at Terminus Nord, we went a few doors along to Le Champ Libre. Here we enjoyed the best onion soup ever, followed by an average bavette [skirt] steak as the rumpsteak had sold out. Service was excellent,...all done by one man and his wounded colleague behind the bar.The interior was simple and clean with room for our bags. And all much cheaper than down the street. We did miss the elegance of Terminus Nord but we did enjoy our visit."

IVLO Restaurant Bio

➤ 10 rue Lucien Sampaix, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Pizza • Cafés • Italien • Végétarien

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"We came here by accident. we tried to go to one of the more hyped brunch places (but they were full and we didn't want to queue). first of all the place is nicely decorated and the open kitchen is a nice bonus.The brunch cost 25 euros, and this included a selection of freshly prepared "mini dishes" which were all delicious and a fresh orange juice. No croissants and boiled egg's here. The service was extremely friendly and pleasant and the place seems to be very well suited for children as well. (the owners took special attention to the toddler on the table next to us)So if you want something honest, and different for brunch go to this nice italian place.Just one minus, the orange juice was extremely small and you had to pay your refill 4 euro's (but i guess that is Parisian pricing standards)"

La Meduse

➤ 177 quai de Valmy, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Thé • Barres • Dessert • Petits Plats

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"near the canal st martin, very nice little restaurant, decoration in the air of time, warm welcome and reduced map, see very reduced, quality gage! 4 entry to choose from for an average ticket of 10 euros, 4 dishes around 20 euros up to 30 euros for velvet ris, a cheese 9 euros and a pie all chocolate 9 euros! OK, the kitchen is open, the nice concept, the frame also, but when you see the plates coming. 3 mini calves, 2 pieces of octopus of about ten centimetres. for an entrance, perfect, but we speak of a dish at 30 euros and 17 euros! I'd be curious to know the margins! the beverage card is quite elaborate, with a very correct price quality ratio. a long service overall, 2h30 for a dish and cheese, which requires to call the server several times. beautiful discovery at the beginning, but the addition and prices for the quantities left me without a voice!"

Chez Gandhi

➤ 22 rue Cail, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement

Soupe • Bière • Indien • Poisson

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"Nous adorons la cuisine indienne,mais les restaurants habituels des coins de rues parisiennes soignent le décor et souffrent d'une cuisine formatée. Encore un effort et ils se rapprocheront du style des restos jap' tenus par leurs "amis" chinois.. insipides et sans surprise. Le quartier Louis Blanc a repris le flambeau du curry délicat précédemment conquis par le Passage Brady, maintenant trop occupé à servir le touriste du Passage Brady,et en plus là bas on pakistanise Monsieur ! plus d'indien !!Alors rue Cail, voilà l'inde, on y mange parfois avec les doigts et les menus peuvent frôler encore, les 5€ !C'est vrai qu'il faut choisir... Le début de la rue se touristise, et plus on s'éloigne du Faubourg Saint-Denis, plus on a des chances ou des risques, de se retrouver dans du local fait maison un peu limite...Le Gandhi est au milieu et les commentaires qui se mêlent sur cette page reflètent assez cette hésitation entre le resto qui a compris qu'il avait une carte à jouer en servant de la bonne nourriture et le petit resto limite cradingue à destination de ses habitués...Dèjà, je dénonce le patron qui trône derrière son bar et laisse la jeune dame souriante mais parfois un peu haletante, tracer entre les tables.Je vote pour son amabilité, et sa volonté de bien faire, la carte qu'elle nous laisse est simple abordable et si on connait un peu on a du bon en plein dedans, Nous recommandons le Talli Viande, pour une douzaine d'euros des petits plats, du riz des legumes, de la soupe et un curry que nous recommandons de demander "Hot Hot" en buvant une Lion fraiche au verre noir.Bref un repas complet et varié et pour avoir testé les bouisbouis et les plus delicats de l'inde authentique qui nous laisse le ventre en bon etat !!Dejà trois visites et nous sommes toujours là prêt à en découdre avec ses saveurs pimentées !!"