Zakhang

They claimed to be a French Asian fusion restaurant but it really just felt like French Asian gentrification. The dish we originally wanted was the Tibetan soup but we weren’t even notified of its unavailability from the menu until the rather slow service made us aware of it. The fish of the day sounded like a great alternative but we were dismayed to find that it 1) was such a bizarre mix of flavors that should NOT have been anywhere near each other and 2) tasted nothing remotely near asian. The service was slow, the server even glanced past us three or four times and served appetizers to people who had been seated after us before we even got our orders taken, there was weird ambient spiritual music, and it was terribly hot.

There were 2 of us on a Sunday... Great little restaurant with a zen and cozy atmosphere. A moment of peace, calm and delight, perfect to end the weekend in style. A fine and elegant cuisine, thank you for this moment!

A very nice discovery that I highly recommend: delicious and original dishes. The wine list is very affordable. We had a great time!

Excellent cuisine, many original and perfectly combined flavors. It's just perfect from aperitif to dessert. We could regret a young inexperienced waitress who just put plates on the table. Some explanations of the dishes would have been welcome. In any case, I highly recommend!

In a pretty and very zen atmosphere, dishes that you wouldn't find anywhere else, fine and tasty. It seems that all the inspirations come from multiple trips on the part of the boss/cook, who obviously got the best out of it!