Paris and London help with kids

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Paris, I hope when you arrive next spring, the strike problem will be solved, if not, maybe changing itinerary will be a better choice.

@Ohhello

My kids gravitate to pizza, pasta, meat (ribs, pork chops etc.) but also will eat salmon once a week. Love all kinds of Asian food, most Italian, Mexican, etc.

You can see several restaurants I’ve tested for pizzas here (more will be added soon):

https://www.hungryonion.org/tags/c/regions/Europe/pizza

Japanese noodles can be a choice:

[Paris 1er] Kodawari Ramen (Tsukiji)

There is a thread on Parisian Japanese ramen, but this joint is so good that I think it should have its own thread. It is the second branch of Kodawari Ramen, the theme of the first one in Paris 5e is chicken, this one is on fish as the name suggested the biggest fish market in Japan, Tsukiji. Our first visit was in July. We discovered the place end of July walking by, but the place was doing a soft opening, there was no signage and access by private invitation. A week later, we wanted some Jap…

[Paris 1er] Sanukiya - do you want a hot or a cold udon?

Specialised in udon, Sanukiya not only offers the more common hot udon, it proposes in addition, bukkake, in which you pour the sauce on the udon and zaru, which the noodles are serve on the bamboo and you dip them in a cold sauce. The restaurant name Sanukiya is a tribute the chef Okawa pays to Shikoku, “Sanuki” in the olden days, the best place to savour udon in Japan. The restaurant is located in Paris 1, a few streets away from the good old Japanese town, rue Saint-Anne. Not only the restau…

Do you have a favourite Japanese Noodle Eatery in Paris?

Wow. Maybe they’ll even take reservations!

For food halls, there is the new Galerie Lafayette in Champs Elysee. Note that the food hall in Galerie Lafayette in the Opera district (Haussmann) has little seatings.

You can try Eataly too in the the 4th district in le Marais.

For crêperies, you can have a look at Breizh Café, they have opened new ones recently. Please note that you need reservation.

Since you are in Paris, it will be the best to try some bistrots or brasseries with kids, they usually have some steak or even kids menu. How about testing with Bouillon Pigalle, Bouillon Julien or Bouillon chartier? To see if they like French food, places won’t break the bank.

Kids usually like sweets, you can bring them to the tea room of Laduree!

As for bistrots for family, I’ll think about that and get back to you…