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  • Monster Munching
    California Asian, need I say more...the epitome of good eating! Here's another one to put on your list of must consult everyday...it just all looks so delicious and yes, indeed, someway, someday I'm going to go and have lunch in Sunny SoCal.
  • Chow Times
    This is so, so good! and it's Asian too. So in keeping with tradition that means good photos, lots of info and most especially good food! I can't believe I've only just discovered this fab blog.
  • Chubbypanda - The Epicurious Wanderer
    Interesting, informative and thought provoking. Excellent photos (and lots of them too), restaurant reviews and some excellent recipes as well. This is a fairly new blog just started in August and has a decidely Asian (my favorite) flavor.
  • mmm-yoso!!!
    Asian food blogs are the best and Kirk's blog is just outstanding. Based in San Diego this blog has lots of delicious photos and is an entertaining read as well; one of my favorites. Can't wait to get to San Diego. Bravo!
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15 April 2006

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Hallow Emily! Your suggest is wery useful information for tourists untill their tour and they not have a time to lunch. Thank you, nice blog...

Zoukini

Hi Emily
finally someone who mentions one of my favorite places in Paris, the Panda Belleville.
I will for sure check out all the places you suggest in this blog, but I also thought I should say something more about the Panda Belleville. Please go back and give the following items a try:
-the chicken sandwich,
-the "pho sate boulette" (the reason why I travel 50 minutes to go there, ask, it's not on the menu)
-a "boisson haricots rouge" (I agree about the arc-en-ciel drink beeing so so)
Let me know what you think if you have a chance!

Kirk

Hi Emily - Those Banh Mi looked pretty good. That Hawaienne sign cracked me up. The "cow" sign is sort of the International symbol for Pho'.
Happy Easter!

dana

Emily! Oh. My. Gawd. I LOVE Vietnamese sandwiches - I used to buy half a dozen at a time and bring them up skiing with me.

Emily K

Hi Betty,thanks for checking in, and yes, it is weird but you either live in Paris or you live somewhere else in France...

Please, just let me know when you are ready to reveal the pure pleasures of the Aveyron region...some cheese perhaps, or some local woman and here local cake, oh just something...

bcinfrance

We are in two different worlds -- I didn't even know Vietnamese sandwiches existed! They seem to be a going concern in Paris. From here I must admit the sandwiches look pretty similar. Great post!

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