Monday-Tuesday, Philippe Toinard in A Nous Paris, reviewed and gave 3/5 dots to Le Pario, coordinates given before and reviewed (positively) here; while his colleague Jerome Berger awarded 3/5 dots to the dinette-buvette-tapas place Lucien La Chance, 8, rue des Dames in the 17th, 09.73.52.07.14, open evenings only, closed Sundays and Mondays, with items such as various vegetables, pastrami & chocolate mousse.
Tuesday, in Le Fooding, Yves Nespoulous reviewed the Bistro Bellet, 84, Rue du Faubourg-St-Denis in the 10th, 01.45.23.42.06,open evenings only except Sundays and Mondays with 32-36 E menus with items such as moules, grouse, veal kidneys and Beaufort cheese.
In Wednesday’s Figaroscope, Emmanual Rubin awarded 2 hearts to 2 places, the Viet namese The Table du Viet Nam in the 7th and the most recent outpost of the “neo-Japanese” Orient Extreme Neuilly. Garnering one heart was the Comptoir Gourmet in the 4th and getting broken hearts were Romeo and Brut.
The Dossier this week by Colette Monsat, Alice Bosio, Hugo de Saint-Phalle and Francois Simon dealt with the newest wave of Japanese chefs at:
The most recent
Etude
Le Caviste Bio
H Kitchen
Encore
Les Enfants Rouges
Table
Les Anes (Pas si veux)
Passage 53
La Table d’Aki
Abri
L’Office
Clandestino
Le Sot l’y Laisse
Kei
And Francois Simon devoted his Hache Menu to Es, coordinates given before, where he and a dining partner paid 262 E for a meal he said was a piano concert by a genius.
Thursday, in L’Express, Francois-Regis Gaudry also wrote up the Table du Viet Nam.
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