Here they are in no particular order:
L'EBAUCHOIR
45, Rue de Citeaux 75012
33 (0)1.43.42.49.31
http://www.lebauchoir.com/
near metro stop Faidherbe-Chaligny (8) OR Reuilly-Diderot (1 & 8)
*French Bistro style food
The owner lived in New York for many years and if I remember correctly, has recently opened up a place in Los Angeles, CA. I speak absolutely no French, so I was relieved when he asked if we needed any help with the menu. We had dinner there and for two entrees and two glasses of wine the bill came to 51 €. The food was tasty and the enviornment even better.
SAVEURS & CO
90 Avenue Raymond Poincarè
(0)1.45.00.44.00
near metro stop Victor Hugo (2)
*fresh soups and salads
I ran into this place by accident b/c I got a little lost, oops! I had just finished taking pics of the Eiffel tower and wanted lunch. I didn't want to pay 20€ for lunch so I thought if I wandered a little further from the tower I would find something a little less exspensive. I was very pleased to stumble upon this very busy restaurant serving hot soups and ready made mini sandwiches and salads for a very good price. I had Soupe brocolis & lait de coco and mini sandwich poulet coleslaw for only 9.40€. My sandwich was super tasty combining flavors that I never would've thought of putting together. For example my sandwich consisted of chicken, white cheese, cumin, cabbage, cresson(?), and traditional cereal. The last two ingredients I'm not so sure about, but the sandwich was yummy, regardless. ha!
LES QUATRE SAISONS
17 Avenue Emile Zola
75015 Paris
(0)1.45.75.77.83
near metro stop Javel Andrè Citroën (10)
*Korean
This restaurant is located in a tucked away little corner below an office building (sorta hard to spot) however as soon as you find it, you'll be very pleased. The food is great and the wait staff super friendly. I had Korean bbq and for starters, I had sauteed tofu and fried noodles with vegetables. YUMMY!
Korean BBQ!!!
with all the fixins'
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