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November 6 at 7pm +5
Djakarta-Bali – Restaurant indonésien Paris · Les Halles • $$
Once a month, dinner becomes a full Indonesian cultural immersion. A dancer in traditional attire performs Balinese royal dances and slower Javanese movements while you dig into Mie Ayam and Beef Rendang. It's transportive in the best way: one reviewer said it "tasted like home."
November 5 at 11pm +4
Djakarta-Bali – Restaurant indonésien Paris · Paris • $$
Once a month, Djakarta Bali transforms into a living postcard from Indonesia. A dancer in traditional attire performs royal Balinese warrior dances and graceful Javanese noble dances while you feast on Beef Rendang and Mie Ayam. It's been serving Paris for 41 years, and it still tastes like home for the homesick.
2nd Arr. • $$
British pub traditions meet Indian spices at The Indian Arms, where Chef Manoj Sharma plates Scotch eggs with spicy sauce, cumin brioche, beef tikka, and mango creme brulee inside a cozy venue featuring a hidden speakeasy.
La Goutte d'Or • $$
A fully vegan South Indian kitchen where the thalis arrive piled high and the parottas come fresh off the griddle. Cosy, affordable, and minutes from Gare du Nord.
Faubourg du Temple
Island flavors crash into Paris at this Réunionnais spot slinging spicy street food—think bouchons, Rougail Sausages, and generous sandwiches on custom-baked bread with mayo-sriracha that'll make you sweat happily.
Pigalle
This cozy Nepalese spot near Sacré-Cœur serves fragrant curries and handmade momos with the warmth of a home-cooked meal, minus the Montmartre tourist-trap prices.
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Sun, Nov 8 · 12:00 PM
Sir Winston · Champs-Elysées
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Djakarta-Bali – Restaurant indonésien Paris · Paris
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Quartier de l'Odéon
14th Arr.
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2nd Arr.
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Charonne
Montparnasse
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3rd Arr.
Faubourg Saint-Antoine
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Paris
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Les Halles
Popincourt
Opéra
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Bercy
Vaugirard
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Faubourg Saint-Martin
Butte-aux-Cailles
Faubourg Saint-Marcel
Les Épinettes
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Quartier de l'Odéon
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Gros-Caillou
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Faubourg du Temple
Montmartre
16th Arr.
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The Kuna Family · 2nd Arr.
1st Arr.
Opéra
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Grenelle
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Paris
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Paris
Pigalle
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1st Arr.
Bercy
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Faubourg Saint-Antoine
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Les Ternes
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Ménilmontant
Faubourg Saint-Martin
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Paris
14th Arr.
10th Arr.
Paris
Auteuil
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La Goutte d'Or
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Croulebarbe
Alésia
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Paris
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19th Arr.
La Villette
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Station Krishna - Restaurant & Traiteur Indien · Les Gobelins
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Charonne
Montmartre
Clignancourt
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Pigalle
Start with the exhibition or performance that interests you, then build the afternoon around it. Check the temporary exhibitions at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, or the performance programme at Palais Garnier. One show and time to talk about it over dinner makes a good plan.
Tell me that when you ask. I’d start with exhibitions, live music, or dance. For theatre, comedy, and talks, check the performance language and whether surtitles are available before booking. An English description doesn’t necessarily mean an English-language show.
Tell me when you’re free, where you’ll be, and what sounds appealing. “Live music near me, somewhere I can sit, under $30” gives me more to work with than “something fun.” You can keep narrowing it down with me.
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