it's a little too late, but i just realised that i should have eat more (bakery) in paris.
however, i was glad i tried these things.
Amorino
it's one of the best ice cream i've ever eaten, both serbets and chocolate. and i loved the rose shape! i tried lemon&raspberry and all kinds of chocolate and i couldn't say which one i like more because i liked both equally. the 'petit cornet' costed 3.5 euros and i could choose up to three flavours. i'd really love to try more flavours but if so i'd gain so much more weight then i already did.
the crepes, however, didn't meet my expectation. it tasted good but didn't have lot of variations and way to expensive.
you can find Amorino in Ile St. Loius, near Jardin du Luxembourg, in Jardin du Tuileries and so many more. jfgi ;)
Berthillon
another famous gelato in paris, i didn't have a chance to go to its main branch in Ile St. Loius but i was lucky enough to try it at least near Notre Dame. IT WAS AMAZING. i tried raspberry (forever & always) 1 scoop costed me 2.5 euros which didn't, under any circumstances, disappoint me. and the crepe from here was also amazing! (but i thought it wasn't a part of berthillon, this place just had berthillon gelato.) the price was reasonable (don't get trapped by a lot of crappy creperie near notre dame, it tasted awful and way overpriced) i had nutella/banana crepe and everything just combined so perfectly. the crepe was soft and chewy just like how french crepe was in my dream. i'd surely revisit the place!
Paul
i've read on internet and a bunch of people said that paul was nice. i tried a pain chocolat and it was just like a normal normal chocolate croissant in germany. i was expecting more but the price was also normal (as the taste) so the experience was okay
got one more entry about food and then i'll move on to other topics :)
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