Rue Mouffetard
This is one of the oldest and liveliest neighbourhoods in Paris. It is a small but long pedestrian avenue lined with shops, cafés, restaurants and boulangeries/pâtisseries (bakeries/bakeshops). This is where I found the least expensive yet great tasting croissant!
In my second visit to this place, I bumped into a Chinese student studying in Nice, France, currently doing a summer job as a sales staff in a Tart/Quiche shop owned by a Chinese couple! According to him, majority of his clients are locals.
This is one of the oldest and liveliest neighbourhoods in Paris. It is a small but long pedestrian avenue lined with shops, cafés, restaurants and boulangeries/pâtisseries (bakeries/bakeshops). This is where I found the least expensive yet great tasting croissant!
In my second visit to this place, I bumped into a Chinese student studying in Nice, France, currently doing a summer job as a sales staff in a Tart/Quiche shop owned by a Chinese couple! According to him, majority of his clients are locals.
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| The rue Mouffetard around mid-afternoon. |
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| The rue Mouffetard by late afternoon/early evening. This boulangerie has affordable yet great tasting croissants! |
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| The queue at the boulangerie gets longer and longer after office hours... |
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| Restaurants in one of the small streets perpendicular to rue Mouffetard. |
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| Grilled lamb at one of the restaurants in rue Mouffetard |
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| The tart place owned by a Chinese couple. |
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| Hand-written menu hanged at the facade of the tart place. |
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| Interior of La Maison des Tartes. |
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| Crumble aux pommes (apple crumble) at La Maison des Tartes. I could taste the real apple, though apple isn't my favourite fruit, hahaha! |
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