The creator speaks directly to the camera to share her top four restaurant recommendations in Paris. She introduces the premise, explicitly excluding a popular tourist area, and then proceeds through a numbered list. For each restaurant, she provides a brief review of the food, atmosphere, and design, while the video frequently cuts away to high-quality B-roll photos of the dishes and interiors to visually support her commentary. She concludes by asking her audience for their own recommendations.
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Some more favourites of mine in Paris.
1. @leclownbar — the food here is absolutely insane, and I will keep going back here. There’s no veggie option for mains, but if you give them a bit of a heads up that you’re vegetarian, they’ll cook something incredibly delicious just for you!
2. @earlyjuneparis — their chef in residence right now is @_kevinle from @seeyousoon.to and you do not want to miss what he’s cooking.
3. @uni.france — this place opened up late last year, and the food looks insane. I haven’t been here yet but it’s top on my list (so if any friends want to come with me, let’s go!)
4. @panopano.resto — another one in the 11ème (honestly all the good restos are in that hood). this place is THE place to go to if you want to dine like a local of the 11ème. The vibes and the staff are both 10/10.
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Transcript
If you're wondering where all the cool girls dine in Paris, let me tell you. Spoiler alert, none of them are in the mahi. Number one, klunba. The food here is Michelin worthy. There's not that many veggie options on this menu, but every time I've been there, I've asked for them to make something vegetarian for me. And every tier, it's been so good. The overall design of this restaurant is something that you have to check out for yourself. It's right next to the circus. So they've played around with these fun design elements that are in theme with the circus. A little design detail that I love are these little drawers that are built into the table where your cutlery is hidden. Every time I go there, I'm just surprised by it. And it's like a new discovery all over again. Number two, early June. This one is a little bit of an obvious one, but the reason why I love them is because they have rotating chef residencies. The menu is always changing. You're never gonna eat the same thing twice. The space feels very warm and intimate, and the crowd is always really good. Number three is Uni. I've been seeing this place all over my feed. It's a Japanese restaurant, but with a more modern design forward feel. It's one of those places that feels super elevated, but still relaxed. And number four is Panopano. This place is, like, always a hit, never a miss. Feels more low key, but that's kind of the appeal. It feels very local, very understated. The kind of place that you just keep going back to without really planning it. I'm always looking for new restaurants to check out in Paris. So if you have any suggestions, let me know.
