When Ashley Park heads to Paris, France to film Netflix’s Emily in Paris, the crepes, croissants have nothing on her favorite comfort food.
Instead, the actress, 33, misses Taco Bell the most during her time abroad in The City of Love.
“I have high hopes for a Taco Bell in Paris soon,” she tells ET after hosting the second annual Live Más LIVE summit at the Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn, New York on March 4, where over 30 bold menu innovations were revealed for 2025.
“We’ve been lucky to enjoy some incredible meals together as a cast in Paris, and whenever I’m hosting, I always wish I could place a huge Taco Bell order to feed my guests. After a few weeks of delicious French cheeses and charcuterie, I have a sudden craving for the taste of Taco Bell, especially after I wrap late nights after a long day on set,” she continues.
Her go-to order: “Chalupa Supreme all the way, or honestly, any of the chalupas have always been a staple for the past two decades.”
And the Michigan native maintains the same loyalty when it comes to her beloved vintage wardrobe items as well.
“I love feeling the history of a piece while wearing it — and having vintage pieces that you can infuse your own story into when mixing with your new pieces builds that history,” Park notes.
“I have a few pieces from my mom’s closet that are timeless and that are probably my most prized possessions in my closet, whether it’s one of her chic black blazers, her classic vest pantsuits, or the dresses that she wore when she was pregnant with me,” the Broadway star adds.
Park is also sure to mix and match designer garb with more affordable options when putting looks together.
“As someone who didn’t grow up with access to high-end or luxury fashion, I absolutely think a good outfit can be comprised of any piece that makes you feel amazing in your own skin. It’s all about how you put things together for a look, and I’m a believer in fashion being accessible to everyone,” the musician explains.
Regardless of what she’s wearing, Park is sure to have her favorite cuisine nearby.
“I’ve enjoyed Taco Bell in everything from a red carpet gown and stilettos, to my oldest sweats and sneakers. I truly think I can enjoy Taco Bell in any outfit,” she says.
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