Délices de Guyane
Explore the distinct flavors of French Guiana without leaving Paris at Délices de Guyane, a specialty store bringing unique Caribbean and Amazonian ingredients to the city.
Experience French Guianese Flavors
For a journey to the Amazonian and Caribbean flavors of French Guiana, this delicatessen provides a unique culinary stop in Paris. It is a place to find ingredients and prepared dishes not commonly available elsewhere, offering an authentic taste of this distinct French territory.
Verified July 2026 · 4 independent sources
What to look for
3 highlightsAuthentic Accras
Enjoy freshly made accras de morue, a classic Guianese appetizer.
Exotic Juices
Find a variety of tropical fruit juices, including passion fruit (maracudja) and guava.
Creole Spices
Browse a selection of unique spices and seasonings essential for Guianese cooking.
Visit During Quieter Hours
To enjoy a calmer visit and browse the selection without rush, consider arriving right at 11 am when the store opens or during the afternoon opening at 3 pm. Weekdays often offer a more relaxed atmosphere than Saturday afternoons. Locals treat this stop as part of the daily routine.
Taste Local Specialties
Try the accras de morue, crispy cod fritters, or a rich boudin créole. You will also find tropical fruit juices like maracudja and a selection of exotic spices to bring Caribbean warmth to your kitchen. Visitors who linger a few extra minutes notice the difference.
A Culinary Bridge to the Amazon
This delicatessen on Rue des Martyrs offers a taste of French Guiana, a vibrant French overseas department in South America. It represents a culinary bridge, bringing unique Amazonian and Creole flavors to the heart of Paris, reflecting the diverse heritage of its homeland.
Planning Your Trip to Rue des Martyrs
Located at 83 Rue des Martyrs, the store is easily accessible in the 18th arrondissement. Plan to spend time exploring the shelves for rare spices and specialty sauces, and consider what fresh prepared dishes might be available for a convenient meal.
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