Wunderkind chocolatiers Edwin Yansané and Arthur Heinze (collectively 'Edwart') take their inspiration from Paris (and – as a global melting pot – by extension, the world). Feisty chocolates using unique ingredients such as Indian curry, Iranian saffron and Japanese whisky are sparingly displayed in their sleek Marais boutique.
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Le Marais, Ménilmontant & Belleville
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