Solid Asian market! Employee here speaks Chinese, a bit of English, and I assume French too…read more We found this little market by mistake and we're so sad we found it on our last day. They have a lot of Chinese / Japanese dry noodle packets and a few Korean ones. I did see boxes of Thai MAMA noodles too! They also have plain dry noodles of all sorts of you want to whip up your own noodle dish at home. The back freezer has lots of frozen dim sum and dumplings. They also have dumpling sheets in case you wanted to make your own dumplings. Good selection of sauces / condiments for added flavor and broth making. Not a huge selection of snacks but there are some, which are scattered across the store. Very small fresh vegetable/fruit selection. Come here and comb through their items and see if anything satisfies your Asian cravings. Awesome finds: Golden Curry, rice crackers, and fresh lemongrass.

I feel so lucky to find this place. If you've lived in France, you'd know how hard to find some…read morespecial spices and ingredients to cook ethentic food. This is an Indian grocery shop with everything that you need to cook indian food; all the spices, rice, curry pastes, nan, frozen samosa, katchori.., frozen okra, homemade curry sauce ( the owner makes himself, ready to cook sauce! ) and etc. My husband and I got so excited to find this place. Another great thing is that the owner speaks English and French. He is a friendly joli indian guy who can tell you about which indian restaurants we should go in/near Montpellier, cooking tips, and even a chinese restaurant where he's been a royal customer for 20 years. The shop is very clean and well organized. This store is even open on Sunday!(10am to 2pm) woohoo :P (Close Monday, Tuesday to Saturday; 9am to 8pm)) You can take tram to Nouveau St. Roch station or walk from St. Roch station. It's less than 10 min walk from St.Roch station. We were talking to the owner for a while and in the end, he gave us two bottles of Indian beer for free :) How sweet is that!

We previously bought a local olive oil at the St. Remy Farmers Market. This time the vendor wasn't…read morethere. What to do - we wanted more to take home? Enter Le Delices du Luberon. We brought in the half empty bottle, the lady working at the store smelled and tasted it, then directed me to two olive oils that closely matched. That's service! My wife also bought some lavender oil to cure all ills. The store has a variety of products, not just olive oil. But it's not a touristy postcard shop. Good stuff, from the Luberon region of Provence and, obviously, good service.

We came across this by accident. A small Italian shop and restaurant that only serves handmade…read morefood at lunchtime. There's no menu to chose from, instead the chef tells you what he's making today for entree, main and dessert (or you can chose two of the three). The food is prepared in full view and once they've run out they have to turn would be diners away. The food is well presented and is served with enthusiasm but most importantly of all it tastes great!!!

From the owner: Bazar oriental Du riz parfumé en sac de 5 kg, de l'halva, des lentilles rouges, des pâtisseries…read moretunisiennes comme les makroud ou les cornes de gazelles, des épices aux multiples couleurs, vous retrouverez ici tout les ingrédiens et épices pour confectionner des plats exotiques. Les effluves et les couleurs en prime.

Food was good but ambiance was mediocre . Waiter was rude to one of our guest that became ill the…read moremorning of the diner and he did not want to modify the menu. After several attempt and seeing all plates untouched he finally agreed ri remove his meal . Waiter try to clear unfinished plate , description of the food was rapid and difficult to understand.

Ate here this week. We had a reservation but were seated on the patio. Since it was a cold night,…read morethe patio was enclosed and rather lacking in atmosphere. Inside looked much nicer. We totally enjoyed the food. Indeed I would have given 5 stars except that I woke with a splitting headache in the night, and thus I suspect the restaurant uses MSG on their food, which would account for the fantastic flavors. But this is precisely how my body reacts to MSG. If you are unaffected by MSG, you would probably love the food here. Had I not ended up with the headache, we would have returned another evening because the duck was wonderful and the lamb was also outstanding. The Shitake tart was equally delicious and my husband very much enjoyed his lemon dessert.