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Many things (both good and less good) have happened in my life lately, so in November 2013 I decided to take a break from the "Corporate world" to sort out my life situation. One of many things that I decided to do was to learn more about cooking, because food has always been a passion of mine. From my native Vietnam to my home country Norway, my life journey has taken me to many beautiful countries such as Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Australia, Malaysia, where I truly got exposed to the food culture, which may reflect in my home-cooked dishes. With this site, I hope to inspire and encourage you to take a break (short, long, or very long - you decide) and do what you love doing but that you haven't set a date for. Just do it, make it happen :) Kort oppsummert: Norsk-Vietnameser i Paris pa jakt etter mening med livet...

Sunday 14 December 2014

Rue Sainte-Anne: Sapporo

It's become our weekend routine to head out for Japanese or Korean lunch, and the best place for this in Paris is Rue Saint-Anne. It's not fine dining, but popular eateries that serve steamy hot noodle soups and other nice treats at reasonable prices. However, it's popular to eat in this area, so be prepared to line up.
 
Sapporo on rue Sainte-Anne is the first place on our list. The line outside was long and it was crowded inside, even though it's a big place. The service was rude, but the ramen was tasty, especially when it was freezing cold outside. Gyoza was okay, nothing special. Ran out of batteries, so no photos unfortunately.
We may come back after we have visited most eateries on Rue Sainte-Anne.
 
Stay tuned for next discovery (Udon Jubey)!
Maison Emil Paris :)
Sapporo
Other Japanese eateries on rue Sainte-Anne