Le Train Bleu

Located in the Gare de Lyon in Paris, the Blue Train restaurant LE TRAIN BLEU has been open since 1901. Here you can taste traditional French cuisine, and it has also been the filming location for many famous movies. The food is very good, with the shadow of traditional French cuisine, and new elements added, making the taste richer.

The restaurant is inside the train station. The building itself is a tourist attraction. The waiters inside are really first-rate. The way the French grandfather serves the dishes feels really good, and the decoration inside is like a palace.

This restaurant is located in the Gare de Lyon in Paris. It was built in 1900 for the World Expo and was listed as a national heritage in 1972. Once you step in, you can only describe it as magnificent. It is said that this was one of Chanel's favorite restaurants in the past. ⠀⠀⠀⠀

The restaurant is located in the Lyon train station in Paris. It looks the same from the outside, but once you walk in, you feel like you have entered the Palace of Versailles. The ceiling is covered with exquisite murals. There are waiters who can speak Chinese, and they will introduce the dishes in French when serving. The waiters are formally dressed and wear white gloves. The serving speed is also very fast. The dishes are amazingly presented, but the taste of the first dish may not be acceptable to Chinese people. The first dish is raw fish soup, which is very fishy, ​​but the main course of chicken makes me very satisfied. The taste is not salty or light, just right. The dessert shows that this restaurant is of good standard. However, the elevator in the restaurant lowers the grade, and it is not as good as the elevator in the Beijing apartment. Overall, I am quite satisfied with this restaurant! Ps: Friends who like Mr. Bean must come to this restaurant. This restaurant is one of the filming locations of "Mr. Bean's Holiday".

Coming back from Fontainebleau by train, it was lunchtime and I saw this glittering restaurant. As it was not open yet, everyone was queuing at the door. We were seated smoothly even though we did not make a reservation. During the time, I checked the introduction of the restaurant and found out that it is a famous check-in spot in Paris. The interior is very stylish and beautiful, the dishes taste good, and the service is also very good (many dishes are served on carts in front of you). It is worth a try. The only thing I want to complain about is that the waiter said that the dishes are small in quantity, but when they came, I was dumbfounded because I ordered too much and could not finish it.

This restaurant is hidden in the Lyon train station in Paris. It is the product of a large-scale construction by the Paris city government for the 1900 World Expo. Its exterior is almost integrated with the ancient train station, but the interior decoration is extremely luxurious. The whole hall is magnificent and the seats are in the style of ancient carriages, which is amazing. However, the price is much more expensive than similar restaurants, the taste is more tourist-oriented, and the cost performance is not high.

This restaurant is located on the second floor of the train station from Paris to Lyon. The environment is so beautiful that it is hard to describe. It feels like walking into the Palace of Versailles. If the review has 6 stars, the environment score can be given 6 points. The food is just above average, but considering the environment, it still has to be rated 5 stars. The restaurant is not like the general train station restaurant that focuses on fast food, but a serious sit-down French meal.