Just came back from Paris and we lived off all your videos and followed all your recommendations because we love to eat. Thank you so much for you videos they are really really helpful once you are actually there. And your metro video was an absolute life saver. You guys are the best.
That whole area is with few exceptions the very essence of the concept of "go to the side streets"! With minimum of navigation skills- you are in food heaven!
Très magnifique et superbe vidéo sur les restaurants françaises pour manger á Paris, very beautiful and very cute video cultural on the theme of the restaurants for eat in Paris
oh goodness. I'm obsessed with your videos as we prep to head to Paris in the Fall. Thank you for all the fun, details, advise, and tips. I really do hope we run into you guys while we're there! :) Keep up the amazing work! :)
I am beginning to believe that your videos are advising us that most areas of Paris are worth visiting lol! We were in the Opera area in June for a short time to visit Opera Garnier but now I want to go back!!!!
Love your videos and look forward to waking up to a new one every Saturday morning. Please continue to update the guide with new finds. Would love a video on the best wine bars in Paris, best places for weekend brunch, best small/off the radar museums, how to rent an vacation apartment to live like a true Parisian. Thank you.
Love how you guys feature so much Asian food in Paris! Holler when you’re in San Francisco (“Paris of the West”) and I’ll have some recommendations of Asian food to enjoy in SF!
Like ! before I finish to watch the whole video. This is my usual quartier. Will try some of your recommendations on our next trip. Always enjoy your video Les Frenchies and merci.
Hello i am french.I love to see Paris whuth the eyes of foreigners.A tip if you want a korean expérience whith bibimpap mixe all the ingrediants before eating
This is one part of Paris that is high on the 'next time' list because we unfortunately didn't get to explore it the first trip. Great video and thank you for the continued effort!
Thank you guys, really appreciate what you are doing! So informative. Staying right next to Opera in February, can't wait to try all of these places!🤗🙏🙏🙏
In Mexico there is a breed named: Concha And you can eat it alone or with very thick milk cream or NATA. One of my favorite Mexican breads Search for: concha con nata
Just want to give u guys a great BIG THANKS for all the advises and tips of Paris & more, my family and I were there last week and we had such a beautiful smooth visit.. Merci
We thoroughly enjoy your videos! And, just loved our trip to Paris. One of the only places where I reallly hate being celiac, (thank God for macarons) . But, my husband sure enjoyed all the glutenous treats.
Après avoir vu cette vidéo je suis allée découvrir omosubi gonbei et je n'ai pas été décue ! Merci pour ce partage ! Les omosubi sont copieux et vraiment pas chers, et cela change des autres spécialités que l'on peut manger dans le quartier.
We have been watching your videos in prep for our trip in November and as it happens we are staying near the opera so this video will be extra useful! Really fun and insightful as always! 👍🏻
You guys should add the Metro stations like you did in one of your other videos, and if these places are easy to order food for non French speaking people.
As a Frenchman born and still living in Paris, I enjoy watching your videos. Very lively and full of interesting tips... All these Opera streets are well known for me as I used to work there until 2018. But most of the places you describe are unknown for me as most of them are rather new shops, in Passage Choiseul, for example. I am very happy to see that the quality is better than it used to be in the old places I knew before. Just a small mistake in your comments, it's "saucisse de MONTBELIARD". I hope to meet you in the future, strolling in the Paris streets with a cameraman. Show who is he (or maybe she ?). All my best wishes !
I am visiting Paris next year, and I am soo glad that I found your channel. It is just awesome. I have a notebook dedicated to your channel! And I just ordered your e book. Thanks so much!!
Thanks guys. Great recommendation about Alma. I always buy a SIM card at the airport, but just in case, it's good to know places throughout Paris that offer Wi-Fi. Also, that cappuccino looks perfect! Not all cappuccinos are created equal. You guys are living my dream ❤
Lovely vlog! I had a question. It’s gone now but I am confident that it will wake me at 0300 and make itself known. It was of critical importance, of course. Probably wondering what green would be in a Japanese salad. Something like that, anyway, that could not be googled. ; D Thanks for inserting a smile and a salivary response into my afternoon!
Melon bread is called that because it looks like melon from the outside!! It's one of my favorite Japanese snacks. Also, thank you for adding places that have duck!!! I legit can't wait to go back and try these as duck is my favorite meat!!
Last video before we arrive on this Thursday 18th. We'll keep our 👀 looking out for you guys. Thank you for all the advice and tips to make our trip the best it will be.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel wow I didn’t expect you will respond that fast. Thanks. We will be in Paris ist week of Oct still looking for accommodations for our second half of stay. Booked hotel Passy Eiffel as you have shown in one of your videos. Where else can you recommend
Oooh…Duck burger! Canard (Duck Street)! Galleries Lafayette! Ma fave store! The eclairs look yum! Sushi place looks neat! Always love your street food shows! Got to get back to Paris! Getting out of Canada now is a pain as To and Montreal are such a nightmare!
Canadian airports in Toronto and Montreal are nightmares at present. If you are flying in to them from a connector in Atlantic Canada you might have your flight cancelled at last minute, or it might be late, or no luggage. So hopefully when I fly again I can take the 5 hour drive to Halifax with a ferry ride to start. It takes most of the day! Fortunately I can leave my car with friends and not have it parked in the parking lot from hell at the airport!
Wow! My neighborhood! Great spots you've shown. I know quite a few of those, and love that coffee shop inside Choiseul. Another favorite is Gyoza Bar inside Passage des Panoramas. Also, for a group, the tapas at A. Noste, on rue du Quatre Septembre. Miznon, a favorite in the Marais, now has a location on the street (3 Rue de la Grange Batelière) behind the back entrance of Passage Jouffroy.
"Merci beaucoup video très intéressant" Thank very interesting video. May I suggest you're next video talk about pick pocket and place in paris not to visit! Merci!
Overall I'm very entertained by these videos and you make me want to go to Paris. You both have nice smiles. You both also look like you're cringing when you bite into things. Is there something wrong with dentists there or is there something that I don't understand? I wish you nothing but health and wealth. You are certainly living a wonderful lifestyle.
I stayed in the 16th arr. When I visited 3yrs ago. Did you all ever thought of covering all 20 arr. in paris? Whether food, where to stay, proximity to landmarks etc? Would love to get yall take on them
Well now Quartier de l'Opéra is on my list when I return! (Esp since I learned there’s a perfume museum?!😮) I’ve been living in the Washington DC area for 20 years, which has a large Asian-American population. So I’ve grown to adore the culture and food, esp Korean grocery stores and Japanese bakeries (thanks to my Taiwanese-American friend, no really). Japanese bread & pastries are decadently yummy! And yes, Korean cuisine is a bit different than Chinese and Japanese food, which I guess surprises some Westerners because, I guess, they think it’s all East Asia so why would it be different? 🤔(And now I want a bowl of kimchi & rice…and one of those eclairs, & I don’t really like eclairs! 😉) I do recall having yummy Vietnamese takeout in Paris, and excellent Chinese dinner one night. Thanks for the video, as always. 😊
In the middle of planning our Paris vacation and your videos are fabulous and so informative. In one video you mentioned a shop that sold marmalades and I believe cheeses, does that ring a bell? Also, would love your thoughts on the dinner cruises on the Seine River Keep up the great videos!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Another questions if you don't mind. Can you recommend any tour companies that can handle booking our tours. I had initially booked with Viator until I read some terrible reviews. Thanks so much your videos are amazing.
I’ll be there from September 12-15 I’m writing down everything I wanna try and places I wanna go to.. my trip to Paris won’t be complete without meeting you 😅
Fabulous video as usual, however you never said if the pistachio cheese tart was savoury or sweet? Also, you need to go to the alma chimney cake location near Chemin Vert - where they do actual sweet and savoury chimney cakes.
Really enjoy your food/restaurant reviews. Have you ever reviewed Cafe St. Regis on Isle St. Louis?? I would love to know your opinion of this Cafe. Thanks,
bonjour, juste pour apporter de la précision c est du "Melon pan" et non pain ^^ du coup ce n'est pas considéré comme du pain au japon et c'est typiquement japonais ( pas d alliance fr-jp ) ^^ (ils adorent fourrer le melon pan avec de la chantilly et des fruits)
Also going through your guide you have no Bars/Nightclubs can you or anyone else recommend a Bar like the Temple Bar in Dublin or something close with music?
Just came back from Paris and we lived off all your videos and followed all your recommendations because we love to eat. Thank you so much for you videos they are really really helpful once you are actually there. And your metro video was an absolute life saver. You guys are the best.
Your faces when you bite into the eclair are worth a million!!!! Again a wonderful vlog. Thanks!!!
That whole area is with few exceptions the very essence of the concept of "go to the side streets"! With minimum of navigation skills- you are in food heaven!
The flavor in the karaage chicken is the sake in the marinade.
Coleen, Antoine, ... I've spent the last 12 hours binging on your videos that I hadn't seen before...Superlatov! Vive le France !
Wow, thank you!
I love watching Colleen bite into things! ❤️
Très magnifique et superbe vidéo sur les restaurants françaises pour manger á Paris, very beautiful and very cute video cultural on the theme of the restaurants for eat in Paris
Thx for including us in the B-roll!! 💕😮 Your recommendations made our stay in Paris 😊
Wonderful. A great way to spend Saturday night here in 🇦🇺. Keep up the great work.
C’est trop beau, vivre à Paris t’as tout ce qu’il faut💖💖💖🔥🔥❤️❤️
Great video. I love that you split items together. My husband and I do the same thing so we get to try more places!
We loved visiting Paris and everything we ate but now need to go back just to eat more! The duck burger looked fabulous.
oh goodness. I'm obsessed with your videos as we prep to head to Paris in the Fall. Thank you for all the fun, details, advise, and tips. I really do hope we run into you guys while we're there! :) Keep up the amazing work! :)
I am beginning to believe that your videos are advising us that most areas of Paris are worth visiting lol! We were in the Opera area in June for a short time to visit Opera Garnier but now I want to go back!!!!
Delicious!! I love French food, but I also love and grew up with Asian food, so very happy to see all the Asian options in Paris!! Merci!! 😋
Love your videos and look forward to waking up to a new one every Saturday morning.
Please continue to update the guide with new finds. Would love a video on the best wine bars in Paris, best places for weekend brunch, best small/off the radar museums, how to rent an vacation apartment to live like a true Parisian. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel 😁
Love how you guys feature so much Asian food in Paris! Holler when you’re in San Francisco (“Paris of the West”) and I’ll have some recommendations of Asian food to enjoy in SF!
This is a great video..we’ve been to France a couple of times but didn’t had a chance to look for a descent food steet. Thanks for making this video💛
Like ! before I finish to watch the whole video. This is my usual quartier. Will try some of your recommendations on our next trip. Always enjoy your video Les Frenchies and merci.
I so appreciate your excellent and informative videos. Especially, now that I will be back in Paris for a vacation in September. Great job 👏
Here in Australia, my main experience with duck is the Hong Kong style, which is excellent. I’ve never had ground duck but that burger looked amazing.
YUMMMMMYYYY!!!
Hello i am french.I love to see Paris whuth the eyes of foreigners.A tip if you want a korean expérience whith bibimpap mixe all the ingrediants before eating
One of the most yummy episodes 😋
This is one part of Paris that is high on the 'next time' list because we unfortunately didn't get to explore it the first trip. Great video and thank you for the continued effort!
Thank you guys, really appreciate what you are doing! So informative. Staying right next to Opera in February, can't wait to try all of these places!🤗🙏🙏🙏
In Mexico there is a breed named: Concha
And you can eat it alone or with very thick milk cream or NATA.
One of my favorite Mexican breads
Search for: concha con nata
Just want to give u guys a great BIG THANKS for all the advises and tips of Paris & more, my family and I were there last week and we had such a beautiful smooth visit.. Merci
We thoroughly enjoy your videos! And, just loved our trip to Paris. One of the only places where I reallly hate being celiac, (thank God for macarons) . But, my husband sure enjoyed all the glutenous treats.
Try Boulangerie Chambelland, there are two locations, in the 11th and 16th.
Love love love these videos. 😊
Après avoir vu cette vidéo je suis allée découvrir omosubi gonbei et je n'ai pas été décue ! Merci pour ce partage ! Les omosubi sont copieux et vraiment pas chers, et cela change des autres spécialités que l'on peut manger dans le quartier.
Absolutely love your videos! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We went to Gem Patisserie and La Brigade yesterday! Thank you for this video! Both places were excellent!❤
Wonderful and very useful. I ll try them❤
I will try them all when I make to Paris next month
Reminded me of my trip. Thanks much! 🌹
Always fabulous 😊🙏🏽
Guys! Each video gets better and better! Looking forward to your and next and next!
Everything just looks so wonderful. I love chocolate macarons. 👍🏻🌸🌹🙋🏻♀️☕️🍪 Magnifique 🤩
I had pistachio and lavender flavoured macarons. Hard to choose.
@@christinejenkins4698 yum 😋 👍🏻🌸👌🏻
We have been watching your videos in prep for our trip in November and as it happens we are staying near the opera so this video will be extra useful! Really fun and insightful as always! 👍🏻
You remind me of my parents- discovering and enjoying food together👍
The food look great.
Thank you for showing rare, extraordinary food.
You guys should add the Metro stations like you did in one of your other videos, and if these places are easy to order food for non French speaking people.
As a Frenchman born and still living in Paris, I enjoy watching your videos. Very lively and full of interesting tips... All these Opera streets are well known for me as I used to work there until 2018. But most of the places you describe are unknown for me as most of them are rather new shops, in Passage Choiseul, for example. I am very happy to see that the quality is better than it used to be in the old places I knew before. Just a small mistake in your comments, it's "saucisse de MONTBELIARD". I hope to meet you in the future, strolling in the Paris streets with a cameraman. Show who is he (or maybe she ?). All my best wishes !
I am visiting Paris next year, and I am soo glad that I found your channel. It is just awesome. I have a notebook dedicated to your channel! And I just ordered your e book. Thanks so much!!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel thanks for the tip!
Great sugestion...YOU miss RAMEN 🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜
Thanks guys. Great recommendation about Alma. I always buy a SIM card at the airport, but just in case, it's good to know places throughout Paris that offer Wi-Fi. Also, that cappuccino looks perfect! Not all cappuccinos are created equal.
You guys are living my dream ❤
Thank you for the video. Bless France 💗
Amazing
I'm going to Paris this summer and I will definitely going to that éclair shop!
If I'd known you were going to do this vid, I'd have pushed back my vacation in Opera by 3 weeks 😅. Next time! 🇫🇷
Just love your tours if Paris. My third watch!
So enjoy your videos, thank you 🇨🇦
Lovely vlog! I had a question. It’s gone now but I am confident that it will wake me at 0300 and make itself known. It was of critical importance, of course. Probably wondering what green would be in a Japanese salad. Something like that, anyway, that could not be googled. ; D
Thanks for inserting a smile and a salivary response into my afternoon!
I used to live in paris and watching your videos makes me very reminiscent. Love the way you embrace living a good life! #goals
Love your videos! Can't wait for the next one. Regards from Zagreb Croatia
Great options to eat when visiting the Opera Garnier a most on Paris visit. Another great video!!
Food halls would be a great video
Melon bread is called that because it looks like melon from the outside!! It's one of my favorite Japanese snacks. Also, thank you for adding places that have duck!!! I legit can't wait to go back and try these as duck is my favorite meat!!
Very helpful! Merci for your wonderful suggestions.
Last video before we arrive on this Thursday 18th. We'll keep our 👀 looking out for you guys. Thank you for all the advice and tips to make our trip the best it will be.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel try our best, love to have a glass of wine and say hi
Thanks! I like staying in this area around passage Choiseul- quiet and centrally located. Will look for your recommendations next time.
Can you do best air bnb reviews or recommendations
@@LesFrenchiesTravel wow I didn’t expect you will respond that fast. Thanks. We will be in Paris ist week of Oct still looking for accommodations for our second half of stay. Booked hotel Passy Eiffel as you have shown in one of your videos. Where else can you recommend
After you are done with Paris, consider a food tour of Barcelona because Spain is a culinary paradise like France.
We love your videos!
Whole lot of eating!
Another great video...those burgers look big
Oooh…Duck burger! Canard (Duck Street)! Galleries Lafayette! Ma fave store! The eclairs look yum! Sushi place looks neat! Always love your street food shows! Got to get back to Paris! Getting out of Canada now is a pain as To and Montreal are such a nightmare!
Canadian airports in Toronto and Montreal are nightmares at present. If you are flying in to them from a connector in Atlantic Canada you might have your flight cancelled at last minute, or it might be late, or no luggage. So hopefully when I fly again I can take the 5 hour drive to Halifax with a ferry ride to start. It takes most of the day! Fortunately I can leave my car with friends and not have it parked in the parking lot from hell at the airport!
Wow! My neighborhood! Great spots you've shown. I know quite a few of those, and love that coffee shop inside Choiseul. Another favorite is Gyoza Bar inside Passage des Panoramas. Also, for a group, the tapas at A. Noste, on rue du Quatre Septembre. Miznon, a favorite in the Marais, now has a location on the street (3 Rue de la Grange Batelière) behind the back entrance of Passage Jouffroy.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Thank you for your tips! I want those chicken nuggets! LOL
"Merci beaucoup video très intéressant" Thank very interesting video. May I suggest you're next video talk about pick pocket and place in paris not to visit! Merci!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel I saw "How to Avoid Getting Scammed in Paris (incl. Top 8 Scams)" where can I find the other?
Overall I'm very entertained by these videos and you make me want to go to Paris. You both have nice smiles. You both also look like you're cringing when you bite into things. Is there something wrong with dentists there or is there something that I don't understand? I wish you nothing but health and wealth. You are certainly living a wonderful lifestyle.
Love the videos!!
I stayed in the 16th arr. When I visited 3yrs ago.
Did you all ever thought of covering all 20 arr. in paris? Whether food, where to stay, proximity to landmarks etc? Would love to get yall take on them
@@LesFrenchiesTravel oo I see...didn't know that about the 20th
Thank you
Well now Quartier de l'Opéra is on my list when I return! (Esp since I learned there’s a perfume museum?!😮) I’ve been living in the Washington DC area for 20 years, which has a large Asian-American population. So I’ve grown to adore the culture and food, esp Korean grocery stores and Japanese bakeries (thanks to my Taiwanese-American friend, no really). Japanese bread & pastries are decadently yummy! And yes, Korean cuisine is a bit different than Chinese and Japanese food, which I guess surprises some Westerners because, I guess, they think it’s all East Asia so why would it be different? 🤔(And now I want a bowl of kimchi & rice…and one of those eclairs, & I don’t really like eclairs! 😉) I do recall having yummy Vietnamese takeout in Paris, and excellent Chinese dinner one night. Thanks for the video, as always. 😊
In the middle of planning our Paris vacation and your videos are fabulous and so informative. In one video you mentioned a shop that sold marmalades and I believe cheeses, does that ring a bell? Also, would love your thoughts on the dinner cruises on the Seine River Keep up the great videos!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Thank you, I have your guide and can't wait to dive in.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Another questions if you don't mind. Can you recommend any tour companies that can handle booking our tours. I had initially booked with Viator until I read some terrible reviews. Thanks so much your videos are amazing.
I’ll be there from September 12-15 I’m writing down everything I wanna try and places I wanna go to.. my trip to Paris won’t be complete without meeting you 😅
France bread has the best texture. Japanese bread has the best flavor.
Funny to hear you describe an onigiri as a giant sushi lol. Sometimes I make them at home. They are super easy to make
Interested 😊
Fabulous video as usual, however you never said if the pistachio cheese tart was savoury or sweet? Also, you need to go to the alma chimney cake location near Chemin Vert - where they do actual sweet and savoury chimney cakes.
Melon bread (meron pan) has no melon in it. It is thus called because its shape is somehow like that of a melon. :)
Good
I really want to try the duck confit burger~~~~~~~~~
Come to Thailand please 🎉
Don't you have best boutique hotels near Opera? ❤ Would love to see that?
The Karagi looked like a sweet desert...
❤🩹 Как всегда на высшем уровне! Ням-ням!!! Особенно эклеры! -Россия 🤍💙🤍
You guys are true inspiration ❤️❤️😀
Really enjoy your food/restaurant reviews. Have you ever reviewed Cafe St. Regis on Isle St. Louis?? I would love to know your opinion of this Cafe. Thanks,
hey guys! can you do an episode of food around eiffel tower/champs de mars please?
Sadly, Temporarily closed is the Pablo Mini Opéra Cheese Tart Store
bonjour, juste pour apporter de la précision c est du "Melon pan" et non pain ^^ du coup ce n'est pas considéré comme du pain au japon et c'est typiquement japonais ( pas d alliance fr-jp ) ^^ (ils adorent fourrer le melon pan avec de la chantilly et des fruits)
Yummy 😋
Also going through your guide you have no Bars/Nightclubs can you or anyone else recommend a Bar like the Temple Bar in Dublin or something close with music?
P.S. I like Colleen’s necklace!
Lovely restaurant COCO in opera house
Melon bread is standard fare in Japan. Very tasty.