Restaurant street food asiatique guide

JinMI: An Authentic Traditional Korean Bistro in the Heart of the 12th Arrondissement

Discover Jinmi, a hidden gem of Korean cuisine nestled in the heart of Paris's 12th arrondissement. Jinmi invites you on an authentic culinary journey, offering traditional dishes crafted with care and passion. Indulge in Korean favorites like bibimbap, kimchi, and bulgogi in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're a seasoned fan of Asian cuisine or just curious to explore new flavors, Jinmi promises to delight your palate and provide a memorable dining experience.

Hutong Paris: an authentic culinary journey in the heart of the 5th arrondissement

A stone's throw from the Jardin du Luxembourg, a unique address attracts curious visitors, foodies, and loyal customers of all ages: Hutong Paris, located at 147 Boulevard Saint-Michel (75005). This small, warm, and generous family restaurant offers a one-way ticket to northern China, showcasing two must-try specialties: Guoties and Xiao Long Bao.

A lunch in Bali for an exotic getaway at the Djakarta Bali restaurant

Djakarta Bali is the place to go for a culinary trip to Indonesia, offering delicious dishes prepared in the purest tradition. For total immersion, on the first Friday evening of each month, a dancer in traditional dress transports you to Bali with her royal and warrior dances, then to the island of Java with more noble and slower dances.

Onigami, the first Japanese onigirazus restaurant Paris 10th arrondissement

Head for Paris's 10th arrondissement to discover Onigami, the very first Parisian restaurant entirely dedicated to onigirazus. Open since July 2025, this new street food counter revisits the Japanese sandwich. We tested it and tell you all about it.

Kotsu Kotsu, the karaage chicken specialty shop in the Track 119 foodcourt

In the discreet foodcourt Track 119, a food and music venue a stone's throw from the Atelier des Lumières, the Kotsu Kotsu stall unveils its recipes for chicken karaage, in the pure Japanese tradition.

The Dat Viet restaurant in Paris: a culinary stopover with authentic Vietnamese flavours

Located at 59 Rue du Couëdic, in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, close to Place Denfert-Rochereau, the Dat Viet restaurant has become a must for lovers of Vietnamese cuisine. It offers a true immersion in Vietnamese traditions, right in the heart of Paris.

Hanwoo Korean Cafe & Bar, Korean street-food, corn dogs and bulgogi burgers

The little brother of Hanwoo Korean Barbecue, Hanwoo Korean Cafe & Bar is the place to tuck into Korean street-food classics: corn dogs, rabokki and bulgogi burgers. All washed down with cocktails and sojutails!

HOA NAM x Tang Frères collab for Samoussas Saveurs de l'année 2025

The star brand of Made in France Asian products HOA NAM has once again won the 2025 "Flavor of the Year" award, but this time for its new Beef Samoussas and Sweet Samoussas with Melting Apple! A new range of products to be discovered exclusively in the Tang Frères supermarket in Lognes, Seine et Marne, a tasty collab.

Takuto, the elegant hand-rolls restaurant of Japanese chef Takuya Watanabe

Takuto, the restaurant of sushi master Takuya Watanabe, invites you to eat his delicate fish handrolls standing up. The take-away offer is ideal for a bucolic picnic.

POCHA Montparnasse: the 1st Korean night market arrives in Paris

Discover Pocha Montparnasse: an unusual Korean restaurant concept in the heart of Montparnasse to discover Korean street food and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a Korean night market.

Viet 1331, the 13th arrondissement's Vietnamese karaoke restaurant in immersive mode

Viet 1331 is the name of the new karaoke restaurant on the corner of avenue d'Ivry and rue Baudricourt in Paris's 13th arrondissement. We're off to the streets of Vietnam to discover some delicious, gourmet dishes.

MariMari, the street-food shop where you can discover Korean kimbap

MariMari is the street-food stall where you can discover kimbap, a cult Korean street food dish.

BIGBANG IV: the Korean restaurant with cheesy dishes!

In a luxurious setting, the Korean restaurant BIGBANG IV offers you many cheesy dishes like tteobokki cheese 떡볶이, the must-try Korean Ramen Jjampong 짬뽕, and always Korean barbecues with finely marinated meat, for a gourmet immersion in Korea!

Sekitan Japanese Street Food, the Canal Saint-Martin's special kebab restaurant

Sekitan is the name of the new Japanese canteen that has just opened on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, in the 19ᵉ arrondissement. The spotlight is on yakitoris, the famous Japanese skewers that come in a variety of sauces and can also be taken along, to sit by the canal.

Chikin Bang, the Korean street food restaurant in Paris La Défense

Chikin Bang is the new Korean street food restaurant that has just opened its doors in the 4 Temps shopping center at La Défense, just outside Paris. With corn dogs, fried chicken and bowls, there's plenty to delight the curious and the curious alike.

Yansai, the best Gua bao in Paris opens a restaurant on rue Gravilliers - Paris 3rd arrondissement

Yansai, the Asian street food restaurant, sets up in the heart of Paris in the 3rd arrondissement. Head for the lively Rue des Gravilliers to feast on entirely homemade specialties in a larger, two-storey restaurant.

Foou, the bao street food and bubble tea gourmet in Saint-Michel, Paris - permanently closed

Right in the heart of Paris, by the famous Saint-Michel fountain, hides a street food counter: Foou. Here you can sample traditional Baos and savor an authentic Bubble Tea.

Nakatsu, a responsible Japanese fried chicken restaurant perched in the 18th

Perched on the heights of the 18th arrondissement, the Nakatsu restaurant specializes in karaage, the famous Japanese fried chicken, offered in burger and donburi.

Moemachi, small takoyaki shop in the Pathway

Why not take the time to discover takoyaki? Let's head for Moemachi, on the edge of the Sentier, to taste these little octopus dumplings prepared in a minute.

O-Komé, quality onigiri and Japanese grocery in Saint-Germain-des-Prés

At O-Komé, onigiri are meticulously prepared, and grocery products direct from Japan are easy to take home.