Laduree

Because my colleague had been here before, she ordered most of the dishes. She had a portion of mutton with skin and a pot base. The mutton was really delicious, with large pieces. It was very satisfying to eat. She also ordered a mutton roll and a portion of white radish to put in the soup. It was very refreshing.

A French restaurant located on the Champs-Elysées in Paris... A very old and traditional French restaurant. You can try different chef-recommended dishes every day. The cream-braised mushroom chicken is also great [偷乐][偷乐] Ispharan is also a must-order after dinner - every time I take others there, I always say that their desserts change with the seasons, but Ispharan is always there... PS. It's beautiful to take pictures in front of the store

I had dessert at a famous French macaron shop. There are many varieties to choose from. The dining atmosphere and service are great. The food is delicious. My wife and I both like it very much. However, the price is not very cheap. I recommend the most classic macarons, which are good in all flavors.

What I have always been thinking about is the macarons from Laduree and Pierre Herme. I like desserts that are sweet but not greasy, just slightly sweet. The sweetness of the macarons from Laduree and Pierre Herme is just right. Macarons are 1.9 euros each, which is much cheaper than in China. Don't miss it if you are going to France~~

Famous shops on the Champs-Elysees. They open very early in the morning. In the early morning streets of Paris, the luxury shops on both sides of the wide avenue are next to LV and opposite to Lego and Mercedes-Benz, which have a unique charm and temperament. When you run from the Arc de Triomphe, you can have a piece of cake and a cup of hot cocoa. If you like sweets, you can also order a macaron, which is more delicious than take-out. Before going out, if you are still not satisfied, you can pack some candies and macarons in the lobby on the first floor. The hot cocoa and macarons here are always so pleasing, quiet and beautiful. Compared with the silver kettle and paper towels in the restaurant just now, it feels much more modern.

This dessert shop is called Dulali in Chinese. This Chinese name is too strong and not as sweet as the French name. So when you go there, you eat macarons, just like chasing Dalloyau's opera cake. Although every cake shop has a wide variety of cakes and desserts to choose from, as a century-old shop, there must be one or two traditional strengths, or original and handed down craftsmanship. Don't miss the macarons.

This is a very famous dessert shop in France and the birthplace of the world's most famous macarons. The desserts and macarons produced here are not only colorful, but also taste very good and the packaging is very gorgeous. Whether you want to taste them yourself or buy them as gifts, they are a very good choice. You may as well come and take a look and taste them.

For dessert, the famous French macarons. You can try eating six at once; you'll be so full you'll question your life. If you buy a small amount, you won't be given a box, just a simple paper bag. The clerk, probably working on a commission, will keep asking you what flavor you want. It's not cheap, but a bit cheaper than macarons you buy at grocery stores in China.