eating vegetarian in Paris

I lived on cheese plates, bread, french onion soup and wine. Even though the soup stock was probably meat based, it kept me warm during a very cold December. I partially set some of my convictions aside and had some escargot, as I do indulge in seafood when I feel I need a meat hit. Other than that, for lunch, some bree (spelled wrong) cheese on some crusty bread is fabulous.

I was recently in Paris for two weeks and ate mostly vegetarian meals. By far my favorite Thai restaurant was Mai Tai, 1 Rue Villehardouin, 75003 Paris, France
01 42 72 18 77?. It's very near Place de Vosges. An incredible Japanese restaurant is 22,rue Saint-Benoit, 75007 Paris, France, 01 45 44 11 18. The prices were very reasonable and we returned several times because the food and ambiance was so extraordinary.

I found these two sites to be excellent resources about Paris dining, especially vegetarian:

http://www.davidlebovitz.com/archives/2008/04/vegetarian_rest_1.html

http://www.secretsofparis.com/diningreviews/

http://www.happycow.net/europe/france/paris/

http://goparis.about.com/od/foodanddining/tp/Paris_vegetaria.htm

http://nwfolk.com/vegparis.html

bon appetit!!

Thanks Evelyn for the Paris restaurant websites! Will check them out.