Eén MICHELIN ster: verfijnde keuken. Zeker een bezoek waard!
Topproducten die met finesse bewerkt worden, uitgesproken smaken, gerechten die op een gelijkwaardig hoog niveau bereid worden.
The house spirit reigns supreme in this intimate fine dining restaurant with six tables and a confidential feel. Suffice to say, chef Arthur Dubois – who has clocked up experience in the restaurants of Jacques Maximin, Éric Frechon and Pierre Gagnaire, where he was sous-chef for several years – is in the business of the bespoke. Carefully selected ingredients, tried and tested know-how, impeccable technique: the chef is a dab hand at putting a new spin on classic cuisine. Indeed, the influence of his mentor on rue Balzac makes itself felt in his penchant for "satellite" variations on a theme, as seen in his langoustines "with three flavours" in a buttermilk sauce, or the red mullet with fresh seaweed and rockfish jus with foie gras.