A charming arrondissement with a thousand faces, the 9th is brimming with great spots! Nestled at the foot of Montmartre and near the Grands Boulevards, it’s home to the Musée de la Vie Romantique, the pleasant Rue des Martyrs, and the fascinating Gustave Moreau Museum. For a stroll or a cultural outing, there’s nothing quite like a trip to the 9th… But foodies will find just as much to enjoy in this corner of Paris—here are the best restaurants.
Colère
Building on the success of Orgueil in the 11th arrondissement, Eloi Spinnler has just unveiled his second venture, Colère. In a setting that’s as elegant as it is warm, you can savor spicy French cuisine through “the chef’s gently and healthily fiery interpretation of the cuisine.” This brand-new spot is already drawing full houses. Be sure to try it soon!
📍Colère – 39 Richer Street, 75009
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📍Boletus, B 10 rue Saulnier, 75009 Paris
Dame
In the fall of 2024, residents of Rue Condorcet had plenty to celebrate with the opening of Dame, a restaurant led in the kitchen by Chef Matthieu Charriaud. On the menu: delicious dishes to share, great music, and an atmosphere straight out of the ’70s. An extraordinary spot at the foot of Montmartre Hill.
📍Dame – 38Condorcet Street, 75009
Bonne Heure
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Generous portions, cocktails, and a great atmosphere at any time of day: that’s the vibe at Bonne Heure. In the heart of the bustling 9th arrondissement, this lively bistro welcomes you under its striped awnings from breakfast through dinner and aperitif time. On the menu: delicious, homemade French cuisine designed for sharing.
Location: Bonne Heure – 25 Rue de Douai, 75009
Villa Mikuna
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A scandalous past, a mouthwatering menu, and an incredible setting: these are the ingredients that make up Villa Mikuna. The result of a surprising and refreshing fusion—notably with a strong Japanese influence— Peruvian cuisine is among the most refined and flavorful in the world. A rarity in Paris, it finally has one of its finest ambassadors in Villa Mikuna, a restaurant newly established in a former brothel on Rue Frochot.
📍Villa Mikuna – 2 Rue Frochot, 75009
Dumbo
Launched in 2019, Dumbo’s arrival on the Parisian scene made quite a splash in the city’s culinary landscape. And for good reason: this Pigalle spot is largely responsible for all the buzz surrounding the smash burger. The menu couldn’t be simpler: it offers two variations of the smashed cheeseburger and fries, all at very affordable prices. What more could you ask for, other than a spot at the counter?
📍Dumbo – 64 Rue Jean-Baptiste Pigalle, 75009
Neko Ramen
Neko Ramen
We’re heading away from Rue Sainte-Anne to discover a newcomer to the scene of Paris’s best ramen spots. “Neko,” or “cat” in Japanese, has carved out a niche for itself in a culinary scene already well-established in Paris. How does a place become an institution of Japanese broth? By being passionate about Japan, of course. Sedrik Allani, the chef at Neko Ramen, traveled to Tokyo to learn Japanese cuisine. And he graduated from the best ramen school in Japan(and therefore the world)—no less. Surely the most authentic ramen outside of Japan!
📍Neko Ramen – 6 Rue de la Grange Batelière, 75009 Paris
Bleu Bao
In the capital, the Bao Family runs the now-famous Petit Bao and Gros Bao. At these welcoming restaurants, you’ll have the chance to discover the best of Chinese cuisine. Now, the 9th arrondissement is also part of the family with the recent opening of Bleu Bao, a new mecca for Chinese cuisine in Paris. Here, you can enjoy Bao and dim sum served on blue porcelain, and explore a cocktail menu inspired by China’s provinces.
📍Bleu Bao – 8 rue Saint-Lazare, 75009
District 9 Cooking
At first glance, this little eatery in the 9th arrondissement doesn’t look like much, but it’s actually a hidden gem you won’t want to miss! Here, you can enjoy delicious banh mi for less than 10 euros! Pork, chicken, or tofu—spicy or mild—it’s up to you!The baguette is crispy, and the ingredients are super fresh. A great spot for a quick lunch for just 5.90 euros.
📍District 9 Cooking – 15 Rue de Châteaudun, 75009 Paris
Faggio
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It’s hard to put together a list of the best restaurants without including an Italian spot… And in the 9th arrondissement, Faggio takes the crown. On the even-numbered side of the bustling Rue Marguerite de Rochechouart, the delicious aromas from the beechwood-fired oven waft all the way to Cadet thanks to the pizzeria. Between a delicious burrata and a homemade tiramisu, treat yourself to one of Chef Davide Luca’s delightful creations and enjoy…
📍Faggio – 72 Rue Marguerite de Rochechouart, 75009
Sushi House
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For the lucky residents of the 9th arrondissement,Sushi House is definitely the place to go to devour delicious all-you-can-eat sushi! True to its name, this sushi spot brilliantly combines the freshness of its ingredients with the chefs’ mastery in the kitchen to offer an unmissable all-you-can-eat menu for €12.80 at lunch and €16.80 in the evening!
📍Sushi House – 55 Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, 75009
Flesh
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Flesh offers a unique concept where you create your own grilled dish. You choose between beef, free-range chicken, pork ribs, or jumbo shrimp, and select your sauces and sides. Options include garlic fries, quinoa, and a leek Caesar salad. In short, you’re the chef—and there’s no such thing as a bad choice!
📍Flesh – 25 Rue de Douai, 75009
CoCo Paris
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A true gem of contemporary design, the Opéra Garnier restaurant “CoCo” is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds. With its charming and distinctive cuisine, it’s sure to delight your palate. And once again, simply admiring the magical setting of your evening spot will leave you in awe… It’s up to you!
📍CoCo Paris – 1 , place Jacques Rouché, 75009 Paris
Les Jolis Mômes
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Les Jolis Mômesis a well-kept secret in Paris’s 9th arrondissement… For over 30 years, this spot with its blue awning has welcomed the neighborhood’s “enfants terribles” and those who come from all corners of Paris to enjoy a drink. Whether under the leafy awning or further back on the little square, it’s the same story: a great atmosphere and a warm, friendly vibe are the order of the day. When it comes to food, Les Jolis Mômes will satisfy every appetite and craving. If it’s aperitif time, opt for a carefully curated tapas platter. Otherwise, lose yourself in the pages of a menu featuring generous, homemade dishes that change with the seasons.
📍Les Jolis Mômes – 5 Turgot Street, 75009
Hanoi Cà Phê
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Tucked away in the Opéra district,Hanoi Cà Phê is a little slice of paradise for lovers of Vietnamese street food. This laid-back restaurant serves iconic street foods such as banh mi, bánh xèo (Vietnamese pancakes), and phở. Let yourself be charmed by the authentic flavors and lively atmosphere of this spot, where you can also enjoy unique Vietnamese cocktails.
📍Hanoi Cà Phê – 30 Boulevard des Italiens, 75009
Les Petits Bateaux
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Following the success of the neighborhood spot Les Ptits Gros and Cantine Diderot in the 12th arrondissement, partners Frank and Nathalie Zeitoun are back at it with the opening of their third restaurant! As the name suggests, Les Petits Bateaux serves fresh, seafood-inspired, welcoming, and sustainable cuisine—perfect for sharing a delicious meal with friends or family. And to pair with all these delicious dishes, a selection of organic,natural, and “well-made”wines is also on the menu!
Les Petits Bateaux – 29 Avenue Trudaine, 75009
Yoom
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For a more contemporary dim sum experience, head to Yoom and its two Parisian locations. Yoom stands out for its innovative take on dim sum, offering unique flavors and combinations of fillings. You can enjoy delicate bites made with fresh vegetables, succulent seafood, and expertly balanced spices, all in a modern and refined setting.
📍Yoom – 5 rue Grégoire de Tours, 75006 and 20 rue des Martyrs, 75009