Restaurant with terrace in Paris serving many lunch and dinner dishes with a choice of ribeye.
Long installed at rue Lauriston, Restaurant Akrame Benallal moved recently to rue Tronchet but it should only be a provisional restaurant, a pop-up, by the time we wait for the renovation works of the original establishment. But since the summer of 2016, Akrame finally decided to make it the final address of his restaurant and suspended the work at rue Lauriston. In a beautiful design and cozy corner with a capacity of 26 seats with 19 seats on the terrace, Akrame Benallal preserves the same menu as the original restaurant. He highlights his talent without changing what makes him unique, the surprise. Trained at Pierre Gagnaire and Ferran Adria, the young chef produces a cuisine that whirls around a great deal of flavours. There's no menu in here, no displayed menu. We choose the number of dishes (3 at lunchtime, 4 and 6 at dinnertime) and let them come. Tomorrow, mackerel may still be present, but it will no longer be accompanied by a coulis of aged Comté, mustard shoots and cabbage chips. Akrame will certainly have combined with it other ingredients. The same applies for the faux-fillet. At the moment, he marries it with carrots emulsion and a reduced gravy and soya. As for Catalan cream, it reveals its taste of licorice, but who tells you that tomorrow it will not be with lemon one? Only Akrame knows that!
Cela étant dit, je l'ai été nettement moins cette dernière fois car un des participants à notre diner du 23 fév a été sérieusement malade à l'issue du repas durant près de 36 heures et semble avoir été victime d'une intoxication alimentaire.
J'avoue que vue le prix du repas, je trouve l'expérience assez moyenne et je ne pense pas m'y rendre à nouveau.
Mention spéciale pour la soupe de champignons et la saint-Jacques aux truffes.
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bien dommage !
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