Restaurants cuisine du monde Geneva

Colourful fabric on the benches, on tables and even on the walls, some red and white flags of Peru on a background of Latin American music: The friendly atmosphere of the Los Incas gives the tone of this friendly restaurant with warm welcome. Cau-reworked, chanfainita, seco con frejoles… Simple but good, all the most popular dishes in Peru are gathered on the map, in copious portions and really inexpensive to the image of the pollo has la with fries and salad at 14,90 CHF. You can also enjoy a variety of typical desserts. With such arguments, Sonia and Raúl will succeed in giving Latin American cuisine the place it deserves! It is also possible to rent private rooms for evenings or banquets.

This old Geneva bistro has a very special charm. Between its small 1930's restaurant room, elegant and cosy, and its vast terrace bathed in the shade of the plane trees of the Chaumettes park, it is difficult to choose. The speciality that makes its reputation is the famous cheese steak. Of course, other Swiss specialities are on the menu: rösti and fondue. The service is very friendly and it's like being invited into the family. So come and enjoy the seasonal dishes in the shade of the plane trees.

Do we come here out of nostalgia or envy? Since 1955, the Golden Age has taken up the challenge to be and remain a pizzeria with the good taste of Italy. A must between Quai des Bergues and Cornavin train station where all generations meet in a beautiful atmosphere. At that time, the Genevans came to taste what they called "tarts with tomato sauce". Today the pizzas still have the same manufacturing process: they are cooked in a mould, itself placed on the embers. They turn out to be small in diameter but copious.

The Garden, with its delicate, chic and luxurious setting! Le Jardin's chef, Philippe Bourel, honours the products of refined French cuisine. The dishes are both respectful of tradition and inventive. All the senses are awakened by the plates presented as works of art. Exquisite, tasty and ambitious, the dishes are exceptional. Let yourself be carried away by the red mullet and butternut squash with yuzu vinegar. The wine list offers delicious vintages that are difficult to find outside Italy.

We choose this restaurant above all for the respect of the Indian cuisine that is served to you. Very typical with a flowery decoration and statuettes of Indian gods, openwork woodwork and invigorating colours such as bright red. We serve you excellent tandooris, biryanis and you will be delighted with the tasting menu which includes the classics of this so colourful cuisine. The reception is very friendly and the prices are quite reasonable. In short, a very good address for a culinary journey to the land of the maharajahs.

In this Vietnamese restaurant, simplicity is the honor. You'll come to enjoy a sober, low-choice menu that offers dishes in the Asian tradition, such as grilled chicken or summer rolls. The staff is very attentive and the customer a. The chef is absent from his kitchen for a moment to ensure the satisfaction of his guests. The waitresses, in their colourful Vietnamese tunics, are busy between tables to ensure rapid service, while the boss talks to the regulars. The chef has no worries to do, his kitchen is appreciated, served sparingly, but even more delicious.

The Gandhi, evocative of great wisdom, guides you through the tasty specialties of India. The waiters will make you taste their culinary specialties from the north of India, more particularly from Punjab. As in the Indian tradition, the dishes are multiplied and arranged in the centre of the table so that each guest can taste at his own pace the tandoori, murgh tikka (pieces of marinated chicken, grilled in the tandoor), machi tikka (skewer of salmon grilled in the tandoor), jheenga tandoori (grilled jumbo shrimps).

Sun, ambiance of the south, Spanish laughter and accents in the Pâquis, in the colourful rue de Zurich, suitable for dépaysantes scents. A small, unpretentious corner in honour of the Iberian Peninsula and its flavours: churrasco of fish, pulpo has gallega, gambas and squid, with products from the small fish fish that the Spanish community has the secret. In this specialist of wood fire grills, meats impeccable watering fumets. The reception is worthy of the Mediterranean reputation, and the red from behind the faggots accompanies an evening of two as well as ten. Everything is also to be taken.

Contemporary bistro style with terrace in summer, a beautiful menu that varies with the seasons: Scandinavian gravellax, red tuna with soya sashimi, duck breast with honey... And always a classic, the famous tournedos rossini! Wide choice of burgundies from all over the world. It is a place that you don't always think of in Carouge but it is worth the detour. For the record, the owner is also a great lover and connoisseur of rums and Chartreuses with vintages dating back to 1912!

This spacious restaurant in Carouge, with its typically Asian decoration, offers traditional Chinese cuisine. The speciality of the place, as its name suggests, is the Pekingese lacquered duck. The menu gives the right to a real ceremony: a duck to be tasted in three courses. First you will be offered the skin to be savoured accompanied by thin strips of leek and cucumber and a delicious sauce, all to be rolled in pancakes, then you will be served the meat first cooked in a spicy Szechuan sauce and then sautéed with soy sprouts. More classic dishes are also à la carte and on order you can also enjoy lobster from the fish tank in the chef's style. The summer terrace is very pleasant.

At Petit-Saconnex, at the corner of Trembley Avenue and Avenue du Bouchet. Cuisine cuisine in northern Japan. Very different from what is done elsewhere. Flavours are new and surprising, even for the Japanese. There is a lot of pork and chicken. Sushi fans abstain.

It is a restaurant of sushi, sashimi, maki and various tempura. The fish is undeniably fresh. The vegetable and duck fondue for two people kamonabe style is one of their specialties. Try it! At lunchtime, you can choose between three dishes of the day, Chinese, Japanese and sushi. A sober setting, tablecloths and white walls where the beautiful print on a gold background stands out admirably. The service is of a very Japanese delicacy and friendliness for this place which is gladly filled with the colourful crowds typical of the Pâquis and the Japanese.

Leave for oriental delights: the palace atmosphere in the upper room, with its fountain, and for a complete change of scenery, in the basement, a nomadic tent, the kheima, with cushions and oriental carpets. You can taste delicious specialties from the Maghreb: couscous, tajines, but also pastillas, briks, chekchouka, bourek or chorba, without forgetting the oriental pastries and the refreshing orange salad. The service is attentive and the welcome is worthy of the Maghreb countries. Every Friday evening: oriental dance. Express couscous to take away.

A refined restaurant located in the heart of the international organizations district. In the evening, you will enjoy a very pleasant and cosy setting, inspired by the Ryotei (Japanese restaurants). A varied menu and interesting proposals in the menus, which makes it an ideal starting point for a first experience of Japanese cuisine with friends. Don't forget to reserve a tatami room in the basement. Japanese fondues, natto maki and teppan yaki tuna to try. A beautiful homage to the cuisine of the rising sun and the Japanese tradition.

Cinecitta is a real hymn to cinema. The name is appropriate with the nostalgic decor from the great years of Italian cinema: Cinema Paradiso. Once the atmosphere has been conferred, it is only possible to choose which seat to take, that of Begnini, Bertulocci or Bellucci, to taste the fantastic pizzas, linguine al pesto or the pennes a la norma or the saltimboca. This "Cité du Cinéma" has certainly its own festival of pizzas with toppings and original names like the Miss Italia. You can also get seated on the terrace in summer while enjoying a nice Italian salad. This delicate and tasteful tribute will please those who love Italian cinema and food.

Clothes don't make the man, and the outward appearance doesn't pay much attention, but good brunch is served in this café just a stone's throw from Parc de la Grange. What better way to start - or continue - your day than with a good green papaya salad, pad thai and a virtual departure to Thailand, or opt for Western cuisine. The deliciousweekend brunch is not to be missed after a jog in the park, on the quayside or before a Sunday stroll. You'll feel right at home here, and the welcome you'll receive in this little corner of Asia is excellent. A great address!

A good opportunity to extend your evening after a show. The Café du Théâtre offers a variation of balanced dishes made from market products. The menu is created by the association Le Trèfle, partner of La Tragédie. Before or after a trip to the theater, enjoy the variation of tapas, pies, sandwiches, charcuterie slates. All products are purchased from small, environmentally friendly local farmers and ranchers. This place remains a must for lovers of the performing arts, meetings and cultural exchanges.

Immediate takeoff to tex-mex countries. In a modern setting with an open kitchen, the Taco Rico offers a wide selection of tacos, buritos, quesadillas and nachos for a jump to Latin America in just a few bites. The freshness and quality of the ingredients in these tacos guarantee a break full of flavour. The tinga will spice up your meal with spicy notes. Close to universities, students are fans of Taco Rico and they are right, because everything is really good and the service is very fast and professional.

A departure to Thailand, the time of a meal, to travel before the hour, before leaving for the kingdom of Siam. Excellent Thai cuisine, offering of course the great classics such as thom kha gai, chicken, coconut and galangal soup, various soups with lemongrass, meat dishes (chicken, duck, beef or pork), fish or shrimps with a wide range of flavors: red, green or panang curries. There are also vegetarian dishes. The restaurant being small, think to reserve your table. Very good address.

In an unpretentious, yet friendly and comfortable setting, the Barka-Nyala offers tasty Eritrean and Ethiopian cuisine. All kinds of meat dishes are offered, arranged on theinjera, the traditional leavened cake. They are accompanied by lentils and vegetables of several types: spinach, fresh salad, carrots and spiced potatoes. The gored gored, an Ethiopian speciality, beef marinated in whisky and cognac is absolutely delicious, the beef tartare a little spicy.

Carnivores, this is your HQ! Do you know the concept of churrascaria? It comes from southern Brazil, at the gateway to Argentina, where the gaucho, the local cowboy, roams the pampas of southern Brazil, Argentina and the South American lands on horseback. The restaurant specializes in churrasco, grilled or barbecued meat. We start with a salad bar, then the waiters come by with a variety of meats. It's up to you to choose the type of meat you want. An air of Brazil and fourteen varieties of meat for the rodizio gaucho!

The image is atypical, but it allows to quickly locate, from far, this Peruvian restaurant. Two llamas - life size - announce the terrace of this establishment. A journey where we set course for Peru to enjoy delicious specialties of the country like an excellent ceviche or a lomo saltado, the specialty of beef fillet sautéed in vinegar. Prices a little bit high for a student district, but we are in Geneva. Good reception, we leave towards Cuzco, the sacred valley of the Incas or the Machu Picchu by the thought and we dream of our next trip!

This bistro is a must for those who want to enjoy a fondue in the rules of the art. The inhabitants of Carouge will tell you that they eat the best of the canton but not always the cheapest, as well as other specialities such as the calf's head. The small room is always full in winter. The place is full of charm, reminding the guinguettes of Carouge. Don't be offended if you have to share your table with tourists on the go. The family kitchen also offers other typical Swiss dishes: rösti, cheese crusts or Vaud sausage.

Three sizes can be chosen between a dozen pizzas or one with a choice of twenty garnitures. You can order penne, lasagna, wings, salads, desserts and drinks. There is also an Asian kitchen delivery at the same number (China Line).

At the Intercontinental, how about brunch on a summer's morning, in a setting made of bamboo - in China, it's a symbol of longevity - or on the terrace? Here, the cuisine is "seasonal and local". The cuisine offered by Woods is refined and prepared with fresh, local produce, and the menu is redesigned every week to reflect the flavors of the season. The setting is superb, especially the garden. Don't miss the green wall, a hymn to nature, and above all, the Zen-inspired garden and pool, the perfect place to recharge your batteries.