No need to jet set around the world looking for good eats…you can find exactly what you need in the 6 mile radius known as Beverly Hills. Try some of these brand new international delights…

Japanese Crepes

Named after the hip and trendy Tokyo neighborhood, this little eatery features french style crepes with mochi flour. Rolled and filled with ingredients such as green-tea flavor with sweet azuki beans or a scoop of strawberry ice cream ($5). Hirashima custom-grinds tea leaves for the subtly flavored Earl Grey crêpe; the aroma really shines through with a simple butter-and-sugar filling ($5). The fried egg, ham and cheese combo ($6.50) goes best with the buckwheat crêpe. Last but not least, there is also an original-flavor crêpe that you can stuff with strawberries, Nutella and real whipped cream ($5.50).

Harajuku Crepe, 9405 S. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills; 310-285-3946 or harajukucrepe.us

Vietnamese Pho

Recently opened 9021Pho is a hit with the locals and tourists alike for a quick,easy lunch.  Selections include Pho, salads, sweet and sour soup, grilled beef  wrapped in vine leaf, Vietnamese grilled meat ball and  Saigon rolls. All for under $10.00 www.9021pho.com

French-style Snails

Bouchon is the place to go for a truly authentic French meal. Thomas Keller has made an impact with his authentic menu of Quiche, Pate, Boudin Noir (Blood Sausage), and Moules. For a laid-back atmosphere and affordable small plates, try out Bar Bouchon downstairs.  www.BouchonBistro.com