Cheap Eats in Paris

Richard Y.: Excellent burgers (home-made chilli is my favorite), to be served with Dr.Pepper or "Beaujolais du Texas" :q

Francois Pichard: Pour manger un très bon burger dans le quartier, ou profiter d'un brunch à l'américaine le dimanche ; pas très cher, peu de places et donc souvent la queue (particulièrement pour le brunch)

Pierre Valade: Great place, cheap food and the decor is so typical of a French bistrot

Ted Power: Famous fallafel place. Line is often long but moves quickly. Affordable and fast meal (5 euros for a sandwich from the take-out window).

Maxime Topolov: Very good chinese restaurant. Not the best in Paris, but, very good cheap food 続きを読む

Richard Y.: Large selection of Vietnamese/Chinese/Thaï dishes, the queue is showing you that you cannot be wrong coming to that place :)

Callum Stott: The 10 euro set menu is pretty great for lunch. Get the cider to drink as its a surprisingly great accompaniment.

Laetitia G.: Surtout, surtout pour l'ambiance sympathique et la déco brasserie tradi parisienne. Un poil cher pour les desserts et le vin mais les plats sont top!

Paolo Todesco: Really a good choice for having a nice dinner! The staff is really kind, the food (home-made) very good and it's quite cheap for Paris standards!

Richard Y.: Nothing to do with the Belgian character Tintin, its name is the phonetics for the Chinese writings 東東 (dong dong in Mandarin). The place is really small but the phô soups are delicious.

Richard Y.: Not the best Chinese restaurant in the neighbourhood, but it can be a money saver as these are convenience food prepared by Asian supermarket chain Tang Frères.