Exotic delicatessens France

47 St-Germain Boulevard is a gourmet address. It is home to a cheese, a baker, fish, delicatessen, restaurants and a Greek caterer. The Boutique Koutsoukis boutique is full of sun and products that feel good the Mediterranean basin. The window is full to bursting and the interior also remains just a small place for the cashier. There is absolutely everything to make a real Greek meal at home: preserved products, fresh products, cheeses, tarama, tzatziki, cooked dishes, house blinis, pastries, alcohols, olive oils, etc. You are greeted with a smile and if necessary, you will have a recipe or hoses to pass the perfect moussaka or the seasoning of its tzatziki.

Thirty-five years that the Casa d'Italia has been regaling the people of Toulouse with its Italian recipes. Two addresses to supply you: the shop next to the Marché des Carmes and the lodge in the heart of the Victor Hugo market. Both a grocery store and a caterer, the house offers a selection of imported products and a range of ready-made meals prepared on the premises. Its speciality? La pasta, certo! Fresh pasta: Spaghetti, macaroni, tagliatelle, cannelloni and ravioli, available in twelve flavours, plus sauces and other typical recipes, caponata, peperonata or tiramisu and panna cotta. Smart info: from Monday to Friday morning, the chef welcomes you and gives you his culinary advice!

Just off the Place de la Pucelle, the Asian grocery store instantly transports you to the other side of the planet. Mochi, coconut and lychee juices, the legendary White Rabbit candies, frozen coconut balls, caramelized puffed rice bars, rice noodles... Not forgetting, of course, all the sweet or savoury soy sauces, spicy sauces or other quality wasabis, you'll find everything you need to impress your guests in this shop. The products come from China, Taiwan, Thailand, and you can see it on the labels and feel it in the exotic tastes!

Le Petit Futé discovered Esther and Enric in Perpignan at Pa amb Tomate, followed them to the Halles de Thuir and finally to Cabestany, where they have just opened a store specializing in refined Iberian products. Enric knows everything there is to know about the different ham appellations, and Esther is unrivalled when it comes to organizing events around good food. Come and meet them in their new lair and succumb to the charms of Iberian cured meats and cheeses. The quality is always top-notch, and you can't get enough of their lilting accents.

Lille has its own Ali Baba's cave of spices and other products from the Maghreb! It's in Wazemmes, the cosmopolitan district of the capital of Flanders, that the Comptoir d'Afrique et d'Orient has been open for some thirty years, just a stone's throw from the main market. The small boutique sells specific products that may be hard to find elsewhere. On market days (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays), the shop is usually packed to the rafters, offering an exceptional taste experience. You'll discover or rediscover products you didn't know, or didn't know well. The advantage of this address is that you can also discover unknown flavors from other lands. Oils, condiments, spices, dried fruits, sauces, pasta, herbs, pastries, wines... These are just some of the specialities from North Africa that we usually only discover on vacation, but which are available to you all year round. You'll also find accessories and African crockery... Curious by nature, you won't feel the time go by as there are so many discoveries (culinary or simply visual and olfactory) to be made!

In the middle of the dynamic Jean-Jacques-Rousseau street, the Atlas food, open 7 days a day and late in the evening, is among the right addresses to get supplies of last-minute ingredients. Traditional groceries, including a varied choice of oriental specialities (from the Maghreb jusuqu'in the Middle East), basic food products, fresh bread… There is also a selection of crafts such as lamps, hookahs, tajine dishes or slippers, also a wellness radius with cosmetic treatments and the entire world of the hammam: black soap, aleppo soap, essential huilles, henna, etc.

This specialist in Italian cuisine is bound by a… . A pizzaïolo then? No, he is a pastry maker. Beyond the illusion, the address is surprising in his dexterity to accommodate spices, pizza paste, cheeses and other products imported from Italy.

Not easy to locate this large hangar located on the edge of the Zac of Saint-Césaire! But once you've done it, you're sure you're sure to find exotic cooking. This supermarket is well worth a visit in Asian food products. Long-term rayons, in summary presentation as in discounters, align all kinds of basic ingredients to make, in choice, rice patties, spring rolls, nems, sushi, achards, samoussas… You will find rice in large quantities, Indian, Japanese, Chinese but also sake or agricultural rum from Martinique! Condiments coming from the Indian Ocean and whole linéaires of imported spices as well as a fresh, frozen, different drinks, teas and more or less spiked sauces, such as soy or nuoc-mâm. Fresh fruits and vegetables, jars, preserves and still profusion of food or food aid to be discovered. Let's not forget, the famous dehydrated soups whose offer has deteriorated. A real trip to the station of Saint-Cézaire.

The reference of Italian gastronomy in Nîmes has of course its stall at Les Halles. Unmissable, the space offers all the stars of the laboratory established since 1948 in the city of Antonin: cannelloni, ravioli, tagliatelle, cold cuts, cheeses and varied and tasty antipasti. Depending on the season and the mood, the ravioli change stuffing: with porcini mushrooms, brandade, eggplant.... The welcome is friendly and attentive despite a queue that grows longer during the weekends. An address without equivalent in Nîmes.

Michael Sordelli heads up this fine Colmar establishment, which offers an Italian delicatessen and catering service. Lucca is an Italian town twinned with Colmar, so perhaps that's why the name of the establishment immediately rings a bell. Michael is from Lucca, but works in Colmar with the bubbly Sandrine to bring you the best of the region. His daily lunch menus are an opportunity to discover the extent of his talent, which he has forged around the world.

The sweet smell of Italy wafts from this stand in the covered market. On the menu are the typical and authentic fresh or dried pastas (stuffed and homemade), olive oils, sunny sauces (Sicilian, Bolognese), antipasti... And, of course, Italian cheeses: parmesan, pecorino, gorgonzola or mozzarella. Cured meats, including Parma ham, are not to be outdone. Red and white wines are also well represented, as are Italian ice creams. Catering service. As if you were there! Enjoy Casa Di Lisa pizzas on site.

You want a change in your plate, colors and exoticism? Think of this Asian grocery store that offers all the food and ingredients necessary to prepare these dishes from elsewhere, Chinese but also Vietnamese and even Japanese. The choice is amazing and the products are very fresh, from egg rolls to hacaos, those delicious steamed ravioli we love so much! From soups to preserves, not to mention frozen food and even small ready-made meals, it is impossible not to find what you are looking for. An original and popular address!

By entering this store, you will be careful not to take your feet in the air-conditioning tube because, if the freshness is appreciable in summer, it is not without sacrifice and therefore the decorative aspect that takes a blow! Taking more of the Chinese market than traditional drugstore, you'll find everything from this specialist in Asian products, such as those homemade faits, sold to unity and the possibility of ordering by hundreds by calling 2 or 3 days in advance. Admittedly, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese food abounds, but not only. In any case, whatever the reason for your visit, you will always receive a good reception at Beijing.

An associative initiative, and this is the result, a volunteer-managed mess where we can buy fair goods: food and crafts. Also organic products from the department like large varieties of honey, apple juice, prunes of course but also beer beer, flour, dried vegetables and even original cosmetics and hydrolates! A great showcase of local treasures and world side, the same diversity is found through a lovely range of delights such as chocolate, biscuits, candies or tea. You will certainly crumble on scented candles, Nepal's objects, and the jewels and small jewels of India: It's a journey through the good and the beauty proposed by this Ethical Regimen!

At the end of St. Gildas's point, facing the parking and the dike, in this small gallery adjoining the hotel, there is a bar, a boutique of marine-oriented clothing, and this grocery store of Basque, Spanish and Portuguese specialities. An address that you don't necessarily expect to find here, so close to the sea. Full of exoticism, this grocery store offers good things, all Basque products. Specialties of cured: sausages, sausage, ham, also numerous preserves, tapas, olives, tuna preparation, axoa, octopus, olive oil, spices… Ask, the boss prepares baskets with sets, for yourself or to offer, and especially beautiful plateaux plateaus to taste between friends or better, in entry. And around Préfailles, he delivers to you! An address to discover.

Spagna is a pretty little grocery store offering a wide range of delicious Italian products. The store has an old-fashioned charm, with its large glass counters and wooden shelves. It's impossible not to find what you're looking for at Spagna, a delicatessen grocer since 1937 and supplier to numerous restaurants. Hams and charcuterie, antipasti (olives, cuttlefish salad, peppers stuffed with tuna or cheese), fresh pasta, casseroles, olive oil, wines, panettone, nougats, artisan chocolates... At Spagna, everything is guaranteed made in Italy. Prices remain reasonable, barely more expensive than in a supermarket, and particularly advantageous when ordering platters for parties and other joyous occasions. Don't hesitate to ask for our loyalty card.

Every day, Cas'al Dente offers Italian dishes freshly prepared by Valerie, a chef with many qualities. Gratins and lasagne whet the appetite at first glance. Charcuterie, cheeses, fresh pasta, you will also find high quality basic products to concoct some recipes at home. The delicatessen section allows you to stock up on condiments and wines. Present on Saturday mornings at the Blois market and on Sundays at Place Rabelais. You can also contact them for a catering service.

In the centre of Caen, this house is a window on Italy and its delights since 1982. Passionate about cooking, the brother works (almost day and night) in the kitchen upstairs, where we had the privilege of smelling the sweet smell of simmering sauces. While the sister welcomes you behind a counter that almost makes you want to buy everything. The Botte, from north to south, is worthily represented: fresh pasta, hams, Abruzzo salami, cheeses, olive oils, wines and other specialities. A key word: authenticity.

Impossible to miss this stand. The Italian flags hanging over the stand will be able to lead you. It is the only stall that displays green, white and red colours. Welcome to Italy! You will find here all, or almost, what is happening on the other side of the Alps. Cheese, cold meats, antipasti, but especially fresh pasta as you like. Two types in particular have caught our attention. The first ones were gnocchis in basil. The second does not ring less Italian: . ravioli. In reading these few lines alone, you may have already taken the direction of the market. And you did well!

The world can be found in this boutique, which brings exotic flavors to your kitchen. From the Caribbean to Asia, from North America to South America, this is the supply point for flavors from elsewhere. Looking for spices for your cooking pots? You're spoilt for choice. On the shelves, you'll find Caresse antillaise juice, Neisson rum, dried hibiscus flowers and açai. On the fresh side, manioc, christophines and plantain bananas. Beyond the islands, a few oriental nuggets: babaganoush, tahina sesame cream, rose water. A well-stocked cosmetics department. Nou ka alè!

If you're in the mood for Asian cuisine, Xingfu - literally "happiness" in Chinese (pronounced chingfu) - is the place to find yours! Rice flours, Tsingtao beers (pale and light), gun powder or Yunnan teas, instant noodles, chili or soy sauces, flavored rice, dried mushrooms, coconut milks, chili peppers, sesame seeds... not forgetting the famous bubble teas, tapioca pearls (brown sugar) and various culinary or everyday accessories.

Haitian-born Vanette, head of LT Traiteur, offers a takeaway service, on-site dining and the chance to celebrate one Saturday a month. The menu features dishes inspired by exotic cuisine, which can be ordered for receptions, business lunches or intimate dinners. Meal trays, cocktails or large-scale events, she can do it all, including making you dance! So if you're a lover of spices and nostalgic for your last trip to the West Indies, head for LT Traiteur.

Fine shopping, catering and restaurant, this hotel offers the best of Lebanese specialities. At a table, between 26 € and 40 euros, which is very reasonable given the delicacy of the kitchen. Friday and Saturday: Eastern dancers. The rest of the week: music of atmosphere.

This grocery store offers oriental and particularly Greek, Armenian, Lebanese, Iranian, Russian and a range of products from the Middle East. The choice is not lacking, nor is the sympathy of the owners who will guide you in your choices. Note that you will be able to taste the products on site.

Large hanging hams on the ceiling, huge blocks of Parmesan, farandoles of fresh pasta: So much for the decor. Accents accents and good humour: This is the atmosphere. Italian specialities ranging from salad sauce to all kinds of sausages and wines: This is the kitchen. Gusti Italiani is a great place for lovers of Italian Cuisine.

In this area of the city centre, there are many who are up at the gates of Da Ricardo. As a result, Italian cuisine is Simple and Generous; Its specialities - risotti, lasagna, wonderful tiramisu of families - are always a great pleasure. Sandwiches with homemade dishes, everything is good and the addition remains very reasonable. Not counting the warm welcome: It's really a canteen like you like them.

Instead of into a ham, instead choose Phnom Penh: it is not more expensive and it is more balanced. Nems, steam or appetizer soup, shrimp sauce devil for the suite and coconut ball in dessert, here will make a good meal and a real cut before returning to your activities.

Small, large, fine, big, twisted, flat, green, round… you will find all kinds of pasta at the Barale House. From generation to generation, the Barale family has passed on the secrets and know-how of pasta for the pleasure of small and large.

The hotel is perfect for both freshness and the quality of its pasta. Paste in all its variations: ., panisses, ravioli and homemade specialities. And if you don't like pasta, go for the welcome: it's good for morale.

On the road leading to Breil-sur-Roya, from Italy. A little grocery store well known to the regulars. It is located at the border, just before arriving in France. There is no border crossing, but you will notice it with the parking lot below the road. Da Marisa is a smart stopover for those who wish to make some very specific purchases during their trip to the Vallée valley. All the French stop to buy alcohol and cigarettes (much cheaper than in France) and some good Italian cheeses or sausages. Credit cards accepted. And Marisa fluently speaks our language… business requires!

It is the house of Italy, with all the best specialities of our sister Latin.

After travelling across Italy for almost 20 years, Philippe chose to put his suitcases in Montreuil's neighborhood, where he settled as a caterer. Fresh cooked dishes, meats and cheeses at the cutting, fine wines, fresh pasta, candied cakes, oils and vinegar… The best of its fetish country is gathered here for the delight of lovers of Mediterranean dishes. Prepared on site, exclusively with fresh products, its cold or hot specialities (pesto, Romaine artichokes, lasagna, piments, thon…) change every day. What to taste without moderation to the dolce vita!

Does the Black Sea remind you of any particular country? Perhaps Bulgaria? Let's set off on a gustatory journey through the unmissable specialties of this beautiful country, such as banitsa with sheep's cheese, bean soup, stuffed peppers, vine leaves, kavarma... Products are imported directly from local producers: fresh or preserved, spices, cookies and colorful sweets... You'll also find Bulgarian yoghurts.... and, to top it all off, the inevitable rakia, an invigorating brandy that can also be served hot. Smart tip: a range of Bulgarian rose cosmetics will give you a fresh complexion!

An establishment that does not pay a mine, but where you are advised to enter. This grocery-caterer specialized in recipes and products from the Indian Ocean, the Caribbean and Latin America is not in the trend. But if the Malagasy cuisinière that created this place does not have the sense of decoration, it guarantees a home, good and cost… which is enough to satisfy its faithful, who store and freeze! The price of its emporter menus is low, as it is only furnaces at the counter. Cary pig favourite, boucané sausage, sanitary pistachio, Creole sausage, acras acras, sweet peppers, coconut chicken or tandoori chicken wing… it's time to make your taste buds travel! The grocery store is in a bazaar, but there are a lot of things there.

No need to go to St. Petersburg to enjoy a good Russian tea. Just enter this fine Épicerie grocery store, the banks of Baikal. You can choose from a wide range of flavours, such as spécialité, lemon, orange, grapefruit and mandarin, with the fragrant scents of this drink of the czars. But you can also taste sweet delicacies such as Zefirs, black chocolate nappées, or Skazka, fine chocolate wafers and caramel. The salted dishes offered are specialities from all over Russia that were traditionally served in the Trans Siberian region. Nice choice of vodkas, wines from Romania or Hungary and the possibility of composing gift baskets. Bon voyage.

At this Italian caterer, specialist in fresh pasta, you can buy or taste locally. A nice restaurant is open on the back of a small garden. Ideal for a break at noon or to discover Italian cuisine in the evening but only on weekends on Friday. The shop does not pay a mine, but there are many good things: fresh pasta, garantis guaranteed ravioli, cheese and meats, delicious bresaola chiffonnade and a selection of wines. For a drink between friends or improvised entry, antipasti are legion, classic vegetables marinated with watering involtini, rolls of Italian ham with white cheese and prunes. Lasagna, cannelloni, tiramisu house… A feast for lovers of Italy.

A few steps from the town hall, this place smells good south and it is a real cave of Ali Baba, where you can find gifts, souvenirs, handicrafts, pottery, crockery, olive woods, olive oil, essential oils, cosmetics, soaps, grisettes in Montpellier, jams, vinegar, quenelle, pastis (4 different kinds), chocolates, fabrics. Provençal… it is impossible to quote everything. Children will find their happiness in the body of loose candies. With the welcome and the smile of the owners, it is the ideal place of the pleasant gift gift or the last minute gesture before an unexpected invitation. We will find what we want, but it is to choose which will be the most difficult.

This artisan bakery dedicated to traditional oriental and Mediterranean pastries is located in the pedestrian centre of Cagnes-sur-Mer, this very close to the covered market. In the beautifully presented baskets and trays of this charming boutique at the window of doll, cinnamon, spices, honey and almonds, the sweet treats prepared, just like salty cakes, just above the shop by Biba and Nadra. They keep family recipes and traditional know-how paying attention to the sugar content of these retail delicacies and creating associations of sometimes innovative flavours. Individuals and professionals can order salés, samousas, pastillas and samsas buffets or a dessert buffet with makrouds, get dates, zlabias, montecaos and gazelle horns. Flavours and passion of the Orient delight here all the palaces…

Baccalà, pasteis de nata, vino verde... Names that rhyme with Fado and Porto. A culinary stall that puts Portugal in the spotlight. Smile and good humour in this Victor Hugo market stall which offers you all the traditional products of Lusitanian gastronomy: cod of course, fished in Iceland and bought directly from Nazaré dried and salted or cooked in fritters, salted meats or cheeses with assortments of chorizo, queijo da serra (the famous melting cheese), groceries or, on the occasion of certain celebrations, biscuits and calendar pastries! Like the people of this country, the products are authentic and verdadeiro (real). A change of scenery guaranteed!

For two years, Alex and Wanted have moved to the studios and offer a range of fresh fresh pasta. Ravioli with artichokes and asparagus, aubergines, shrimps and zucchini, spinach and jambon, lemon and ricotta ham, raw ham and figs, etc. In total over twenty sorts of ravioli make you drool. And it's not with truffle ravioli that make the amateurs shudder. Side soup, here too you have an embarrassment of choice: to the encre ink, the basil, the pepper. On stall, there are also the inescapable bolognaises softeners and a thousand-leaf feuille of well-tried aubergines. Italian cheeses and desserts (Christmas pannetone), sicilian sicilian, a biscuit stuffed with ricotta and candied fruits, and bunets, a dessert in Turin) gives no doubt water in the mouth. A great address for lovers of Italian cuisine.

The rue des Jardins is definitely a place full of surprises! There is now a small grocery store with a flowery front full of colorful products and a green facade: Bem vindo ao Brasil! Renata, Iago and Gessica welcome you with a smile and will make you travel with their products coming straight from Brazil such as canjica blanca (variety of corn), goiabada (dessert made with guava) or requeijão (creamy pastry made with sheep milk). It is also possible to eat there to discover dishes full of flavor and color. Come on, let 's go!

Sapori di Parma, a name put in the mouth, as a foretaste of Italy! A new shop in the Battant neighbourhood specialising in Italian products and manufacturing is, of course, home. Delicious lasagna, little fondants, cheeses, cold meats, tomato sauces, basilics, pesto… Everything that makes us love Italy! You will feel that you can also order an order for pizzas to take or to enjoy on-site. The staff were friendly and helpful.

We know the shop for its extended schedules, which allow you to fill the last minutes, especially in the evening! There are olives, black, red, green, marinated, seasoned with all flavours, of course, spices of all kinds and everyday products, ideal for a successful aperitif. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The staff were friendly and helpful. In short, no panic, you can still rest under the Olive Tree!

This association was created in 1974 to develop fair trade between the countries of the North and the South, and to help people live. This boutique sells products from all over the world, such as coffees from Mexico or Peru, teas of African, Indian or Colombian origin, or handicrafts, such as chocolates, pottery, bags and shopping, cheich, masks, beauty products or jewellery. A pleasant welcome, to make a gesture that makes good for yourself and the world… You are a craftsman of a new world!

Oh, Italian cuisine! All its flavours, colors and smells that remind us so many memories of holiday, sun! You will find all these impressions in this small shop located in the pedestrian street, of course rue d'Italia. There are white polenta, olive oil from Tuscany, olive oil per litre which arrives in large pots, rice to simmer the risotto, the fortified wines, the truffles. At the cutting, charcuterie and cheese, the waitress even displays the italian colours on her deck. The proposed amarettis are available.

Looking for a change of scenery or to reconnect with Latin America? Go to rue du Port to find the store created by Graciela Suarez, originally from Colombia, and Bertrand Romain. Faced with the difficulty of finding Colombian products in Auvergne, they decided to remedy this by opening a specialized grocery store. Savory and sweet food products, condiments, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, coffee: specialties from different Latin American countries are displayed on the shelves. The offer is completed by handicrafts (leather goods, jewelry...). Do not hesitate to ask for some explanations and advice. On the Facebook page, you will find small recipes to try and taste!

Founded in the city of Sfax, the Masmoudi pastry shop claims "a noble family secret and an exclusive know-how". Promise kept! In addition to being highlighted - under cloche on stalls of oriental style - the pastries sold here are really delicious. The baklavas, royal nougat, gazelle horns, mlabes, coated dates, samsas and other makrouts, to name but a few, are a delight for gourmets. Various boxes are offered to serve as a case for them. And not to spoil anything, the reception is enthusiastic.