Delicatessen Near and Middle East products Paris

Are you looking for a rare spice, a special condiment? You were moved by the flavor of a traditional dish from a distant land? Go to Epicerie Izraël, where you can get spices of all kinds in huge burlap flap, jams, dried fruit or candies, oils, vinegar, alcohols, liqueurs, teas, and many more things! Sometimes there is nothing to buy, just for the pleasure of the noses and the eyes, sometimes to find a special dish and sometimes simply to let yourself be tempted… by plantain banana chips, tahina dough or the preparation for Ti' punch.

This Greek caterer was founded by the sisters Maria and Dina (the chef) Nikolaou. They have wisely thought of those who are in a hurry or who want to taste their cuisine at home. It is Greece and more broadly the Mediterranean that invests the plates! Everything is homemade with fresh products only. Wide choice of Greek dishes/specialties - moussaka, tarama, galatopitas... - and quality artisanal products - olive oil, wines, pita bread... without forgetting Dina's Greek cooking books. Several lunch formulas.

In this grocery store run by the Varam family, you will find all the products needed to prepare Persian dishes - rice, herbs, spices, nuts, flower petals... - next to newspapers and CDs of Iranian music. To impress your friends, let them taste the famous nougats of Isfahan! The house, created in 1990, is well known by Iranians who do not hesitate, for some, to cross Paris in order to fill up with products of excellent quality (the reception is also of quality). On the walls, pictures of the country will make you travel while you wander in the store. In short, a real Ali Baba's cave! Possibility to shop online.

An institution that opened its doors in 1925... We are fans because "Heratchian customers live longer" - at least, that's what was written on the orange bags of the store... Enough humor, we are fans especially because the products from the Near and Middle East that are offered here - and there are some - are of a great quality. Armenians do not hesitate to cross Paris to come and buy bulgur, rice, red lentils and other semolinas stored in bags on the ground, or dried fruits, almonds, preserves..