Comments on: Hand-Pulled Noodles http://www.theparisblog.com/hand-pulled-noodles/ The Blog with Gaul! Group blog about expat life in Paris, France Mon, 13 May 2013 15:13:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: ParisCityBreaks.net http://www.theparisblog.com/hand-pulled-noodles/comment-page-1/#comment-69408 ParisCityBreaks.net Sat, 31 Jul 2010 09:47:26 +0000 http://www.theparisblog.com/?p=4309#comment-69408 I agree with Franck in a way, I'm not so sure Parisians are put off from eating Japanese or Chinese food, they're still as popular as ever and I think the number of Chinese restaurants is actually increasing. You're absolutely right though, it's not difficult to find along the 3rd arrondissement at all. I agree with Franck in a way, I’m not so sure Parisians are put off from eating Japanese or Chinese food, they’re still as popular as ever and I think the number of Chinese restaurants is actually increasing. You’re absolutely right though, it’s not difficult to find along the 3rd arrondissement at all.

]]> By: Franck http://www.theparisblog.com/hand-pulled-noodles/comment-page-1/#comment-69278 Franck Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:16:51 +0000 http://www.theparisblog.com/?p=4309#comment-69278 Honestly, I think the article above is mistaken when it says that people got afraid of going to Japanese restaurants. This was true for the chinese ones but not the japanese ones. The reason is that japanese restaurants in paris always enjoyed a good reputation and also, a "label" exists telling people when a japanese restaurants is the "real thing". If you go to the Opera district, you'll see people waiting in line in front of these restaurants. Japanese food has become quite trendy here. Franck Honestly, I think the article above is mistaken when it says that people got afraid of going to Japanese restaurants.
This was true for the chinese ones but not the japanese ones.
The reason is that japanese restaurants in paris always enjoyed a good reputation and also, a “label” exists telling people when a japanese restaurants is the “real thing”.
If you go to the Opera district, you’ll see people waiting in line in front of these restaurants.
Japanese food has become quite trendy here.

Franck

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