Paris Delice - Niles

If you want to taste French food like you’re ordering from a deli in Europe, this place is for you! Very affordable too. Recommended!

Love the la mozza sub and love that we got two because of the Gold feature. Okay dito! Plus cashier and servers are nice people. : French bread is so addiciting.

The food is great! I started with the potato and leeks soup. Then for the main course i ordered cassoulet which goes well with the french baguette. For dessert, i chose the american cheese cake. As always, my tummy is so happy and contented with anything that i order from this french restaurant

I had a classic BLT on baguette. Perfection. The coffee with tart is Php 150 in the afternoons. The chocolate tart is not too sweet. French comfort food amidst the Crazy Makati traffic.

I love visiting Paris or France, for that matter. I like the culture, the seeming snobbiness but they would be more than willing to help in any way, just ask. I love the wine, the cheeses...the food. I like hanging out in street cafes conversing with the locals or fellow travellers. Seeing Paris Delice in Honestbee delivery, I tried out their Sandwich, Drink and Dessert Combo for P300. I chose the Le Mozza as my sandwich, got an orange juice and Pannacotta Strawberry for dessert. There was an additional delivery charge of P49 (which zomato delivery doesn't have), bringing my total to P349. Instantly, I was transported to Paris when I opened the bag and brought out the baguette. Even the way it was wrapped was like Paris all over again. Le Mozza is a tribute to Italy where mozzarella cheese comes from. The colors of the red tomato, green lettuce and pesto dressing and white mozzarella cheese form a homage to the Italian flag. The baguette had a crunchy crust and chewy interior. The ingredients were so simple but worked together well. It supports my general plan of trying to go vegetarian on weekdays and eat meat only on the weekends for added energy. Their pannacotta was creamy and delightful. I would have wanted the strawberry to be a bit more tart than sweet, but otherwise it was a good rendition. Speaking of croissants or other pastries, if you're in Paris try Du Pain et des Idées at the 10th Arrondissement or Blé Sucré at the 12th. For great, cheap three course meals that will only set you back by €18-27 instead of the usual €65 and up, try Le Petit Bistrot in Montpellier with the charming Chef Nicolas and his one-man show as in he's the chef, the receptionist, the waiter and the busboy. It's well known among locals and tourists so best to reserve early or ask if he could book you after regular service hours like 1:30 for lunch. Another great traditional place flocked by everyone because of the great meals at cheap prices is Chez Palmyre in Nice. Be ready to share your table with other guests but the food is terrific and the company you'll keep might be so, too. Like this elderly Swiss couple, we are planning to visit in Switzerland just because we shared tables at Palmyre. The husband is a renowned artist and photographer actively exhibiting his works while the wife is a retired designer for a known fashion house. Life is meant to be lived and shared. Travel and engage!