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  3. Rank 190. Benchy

    Japanese

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  8. Rank 190. Broche

    Middle Eastern

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  10. Rank 190. Buck Fried Chicken & More

    Fried Chicken American

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  11. Rank 190. Buzkashi

    Afghan Middle Eastern

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  14. Rank 190. Caractère de Cochon

    Charcuterie French

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  20. Rank 190. Chez Taeko

    Japanese

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  22. Rank 190. Clown Bar

    French


    Address
    114 Rue Amelot, 75011 Paris, France · Paris
    Hours

    Closed now, opens Wed noon

    Tuesday Noon–2 PM, 7 PM–11 PM

    Online
    WebsiteInstagram
  23. Rank 190. Comer

    Mexican

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  24. Rank 190. Cuisine

    Japanese

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  25. Rank 190. Dao

    Chinese

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  26. Rank 190. Dìdi

    Chinese

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  27. Rank 190. Dogma

    Fried Chicken American

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  29. Rank 190. Echo

    Californian

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  30. Rank 190. Enni Udon

    Japanese

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  35. Rank 190. Furia

    Natural wine Mexican

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  36. Rank 190. Gilou

    British

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  37. Rank 190. Gyoza Hohei

    Japanese

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  38. Rank 190. Habesha

    Ethiopian

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  39. Rank 190. Haikara Deep Fried

    Deep Fried Japanese

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  40. Rank 190. Iné

    Japanese

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  42. Rank 190. Intervallo

    Italian

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  43. Rank 190. Irasshai

    Japanese

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  44. Rank 190. Jeanjean

    French

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  47. Rank 190. Kapé

    Filipino

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  48. Rank 190. Kimono

    Japanese

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  49. Rank 190. Kitchen 32

    Japanese

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  51. Rank 190. Koedo

    Japanese

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  52. Rank 190. Kokoya

    Japanese

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  54. Rank 190. Kuma

    Japanese

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  59. Rank 190. La Malicia

    Mezcal Mexican

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  60. This is a small, family-run Korean restaurant in Saint-Germain that treats the cuisine as something more than barbecue or street food, and it holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand. The kimchi arrives mounded on a handmade-looking ceramic plate, polite and slightly proud. A lone chef works the kitchen, so solo diners can take a bar seat and watch plates leave one at a time, while couples and groups get tables with some breathing room.


    Address
    6 rue des Ciseaux, Paris, Ile-de-France 75006, France · Paris
    Hours

    Closed now, opens Wed noon

    Tuesday Noon–2:30 PM, 7 PM–10 PM

    Reserve
    Make a reservation
    Online
    WebsiteInstagram
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  69. Rank 190. Localino

    Italian

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  72. Rank 190. Mala Boom

    Sichuan

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  73. Rank 190. Masaikuta

    Japanese

    Scraped walls, waxed concrete, and mottled mirrors set the tone in this 11th-arrondissement restaurant, where the chef spent years cooking in Japan before passing through the kitchens of Bruno Verjus and Bertrand Grébaut. A single blind tasting menu runs France headlong into Japan, Mont-Saint-Michel cockles alongside Cantabrian anchovies, sauces that are technically involved but land with real clarity. A wine list approaching 400 labels is an unusually serious cellar for such an unassuming room.


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  75. Rank 190. Mehmet

    Turkish

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  76. Rank 190. Misu

    Korean

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  78. Rank 190. Moderno

    Italian

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  82. Rank 190. Nono

    Japanese

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  83. Rank 190. Nour Comptoir

    Levantine

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  86. Rank 190. Opla

    Vietnamese

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  89. Rank 190. Özlem

    Turkish

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  93. Rank 190. Pho bom

    Vietnamese

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  94. This is a Korean-French set-menu dinner on rue Oberkampf where the dishes arrive unannounced and a server comes back afterward to ask what you think you ate. The veal might be pork, the cherries might be beets, and nobody minds if you're wrong. It's a fixed-price evening for a date or a friend who likes a game with their supper, and best left to anyone who doesn't fuss about being told what's on the plate.


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  99. Rank 190. Round Egg Buns

    Californian

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