Restaurants cuisine du monde Hérault

A true invitation to travel, the Palais de Indra - Gandhi - has discovered in a traditional Indo-Pakistan framework refined all the wonders of the cuisine of these regions. In addition to Biryani and curries, the specialty of the house is the Tandoori: meat marinated in soft spices and then toast in clay oven called Tandoori, a soft and scented delight to wish. We also loved lamb with spinach and spices with homemade bread - nan - sometimes cheese, vegetables or simply nature. The beautiful variety of vegetables, rice and other lenses is also a real treat. Please note that the hotel also offers vegetarian menus, for which India has a Secret.

You have to slip into a small street in the St. Roch district to find the entrance to this Ali Baba's cave. In this astonishing establishment, devoted to the cuisine of the Maghreb, you'll experience a change of scenery. In addition to the food, the owners have invested in the decor, the atmosphere and the show to allow a total escape. The room seems to be straight out of the tales of a Thousand and One Nights: furniture, mirrors, earthenware, red and gold decoration… Everything comes from Morocco. In the middle of this setting, the specialties of the country parade at a high speed rhythm, it must be said that the reputation of the restaurant precedes it. Finally, on Saturdays, an oriental dancer comes to entertain already charmed guests.

Brasserie Gusto is a well-known meeting place for lovers of Italian cuisine and low prices. A la carte, the establishment offers beautiful pasta dishes, meat and fish specialities as well as pizzas filled with taste. In addition, there are many suggestions of the moment that vary according to seasonality and the desires of the cuisine. Despite a fast and somewhat impersonal service, the quality of the meal is guaranteed by the use of fresh fruit and vegetables, the homemade production of pizza dough and the production of chips on site. The desserts are also homemade in order to satisfy the palate of the gourmet customer from start to finish.

If there is a paradise in the Hérault we found it! It is located on the banks of Orb in the nature between Bédarieux and Olargues. A city dating back to the beginning of the century in its juice, Einstein and Marie Curie stayed there at the beginning of the century, for references people. Opened in 2010, held Charlotte and Joeri of Flemish origin, four comfortable rooms three ears, a swimming pool, waterfall, a rock block of 4 m on 4 m, huge! A Belgian-Belgian market kitchen with Mediterranean accents. Pesto and roquette beef, trout, Flemish asparagus (with egg, butter and parsley), waterzooi (white sauce and vegetables). 

To eat Syrian, go to La Rose de Damascus! Syrian cuisine is Mediterranean and very close to Lebanese cuisine. Here the reception is warm and rich dishes. The boss is always in good mood! You will have the choice between cold inputs (hommos, mustel, fatouch…) and warm inputs (Samoussas to cheese, spinach, meat, falafel…). Four menus allow you to taste a wide and spicy Syrian culinary palette. Kebbé was appreciated with lamb-based and chicken-skewed couscous. The meat is tender and seasoned seasonings. Wide choice of desserts. Lovers of sweet sweetness and rose water, you will be filled. The cozy restaurant also serves as a catering service. And the boss regularly organizes oriental dance shows.

We wouldn't have told us everything at school. behind this Japanese name, to pronounce «oumami», would be alongside salty, sweet, acid and bitter, a mysterious fifth taste, revealed at the beginning of the last century by a Japanese scientist. This restaurant proposes to discover or rediscover it, through a variety of sushi, chirashis, California and other sashimis, teppanyakis of beef filet, served on the spot or to take away, with impeccable freshness. The value-for-money ratio is very correct, especially the midday formula, and you will also enjoy the evening map and variety of menus, from the terrace with sea view, while sipping a beer the time to be served (without abusing wazabi logs) or at the end of meals a yuzu liquor. a typical Japanese lemon.