Such an amazing immersive experience! You literally feel like you're in a magical Forrest…read more Wonderfully themed from the tables and ambiance to the dishes themselves! The food was melt in your mouth amazing and the whole staff was Devine! They speak in French and English. There is a kids menu and moderately priced as most dishes are 20 EURO each. Would HIGHLY recommend!!

We took a big family trip to Paris this month and stayed at the Park Hyatt. We did our best to…read moreexplore the city's incredible restaurants, but were relieved to get an easy dinner at Café Jeanne the night we arrived. We were a party of nine with three small children who'd just spent about twenty hours in transit, and all we wanted was a relaxing place that would feed us. Thankfully, Café Jeanne was able to accommodate our group on the patio, which felt lovely and Parisian, and not just like the restaurant that happened to be in the lobby right across from the elevators. Service was good, and the meal was pleasant, an al fresco 8:00 dinner with some much needed wine in summer sunlight. I had the beef tartare with all the fixings--capers and tarragon and onion and egg and mustard, I believe--and it hit the spot. I also had a snail with parsley butter, which wasn't bad, but wasn't the best snail I've eaten. I also tried a bite of the croque monsieur with Comté and smoked ham, which was satisfying but also a €35 ham and cheese. One thing to note about the patio is that there's a very prominent ice cream trolley, which happened to be right by our table. Our children noticed, and so we had ice cream for dessert. This turned out to be a good thing. The Park Hyatt's pastry chef is a Korean woman named Narae Kim, who came down at some point during the dessert service. My parents were especially happy to meet a Korean world traveler doing cool things in Paris, and we all enjoyed some excellent ice cream--chocolate, pistachio, yogurt, and strawberry and English garden were among the flavors on offer, and each cup came with a caramelized Arlette wafer. This was my only meal at Café Jeanne, though my husband and sundry family members made it down for breakfast, where the pastries were reportedly fantastic and kept my children more or less fed throughout our trip. It wasn't the most exciting place we ate at in Paris, but it served its purpose more than well enough.

If there's one restaurant in Paris you need to visit with your better half, this is it!…read moreTrust me, you'll both leave with a big smile and a happy tummy. Hands down the best restaurant I've been to on my recent trip to Paris. Given that I've also eaten at a Michelin star restaurant and another restaurant ranked even better than Seb'on on Tripadvisor, that's no small feat. Seb'on is a cozy, romantic, family run restaurant. We sat at the bar which I highly recommend as you will be able to watch the chef prepare the dishes right in front of you. We even witnessed a proposal at the table right next to us which of course only added to the local, French, romantic atmosphere. The cherry on top for us was a friend of Seb (the chef) who helped out in the kitchen a bit at times and at other times was a fun conversation partner to us. Turns out he is a former regular customer of Seb'on who found it to be quite difficult to get reservations due to a rising popularity of the restaurant and therefore decided to instead offer his time and help out the chef with the benefit of tasting new creations. Needless to say that the food is absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. Tip: I was able to make reservations through their facebook page.

We were able to make this reservation through our credit card concierge service (Chase). The…read morerestaurant has a few tables inside and a few outside so the experience is very intimate. While our waiter seated us, the chef/owner was busy preparing the dishes for the evening. You could feel the passion and intensity while working in the kitchen. If this restaurant had cared about white table clothes and those things, it surely would be a Michelin level restaurant. As it stands, you get Michelin level quality food for an extremely reasonable price. Make sure you get a reservation beforehand since many were turned away at the door hoping to snag a seat on a beautiful evening.

This is my favorite dining experience this time around. I ate at a couple other hot spots, but, Le…read moreDali really nailed it tonight!! Their service is exceptional! Kind, attentive, English and French. Super generous. I felt at home, they moved the chair so I could enjoy the room for maximum sensory pleasure. The Bordier butter is next level, it's from Brittany, France. And it's just exceptional. I can't believe I had two servings!! This has happened less than a handful of times in my life. What a perfect compliment to the French onion soup. The French onion soup was heated for maximum deliciousness, I like it hot hot!!and the with super delicious gluten free bread substitute. Tonight was just the thing my body and souls thrives on. I am fortunate that they got to move from the Le Dali room to the room normally for Le Meurice. Serendipity.

Dining at Restaurant Le Dali was nothing short of extraordinary. From the very first moment, the…read moreservice set the tone -- polished, attentive, and effortlessly warm. Our waitress anticipated every detail with such grace that it truly felt like six-star service. The meal itself was a celebration of flavor and craftsmanship. The langoustine ravioles were refined and deeply flavorful, each bite capturing the delicate sweetness of the sea. The sirloin followed with perfection -- tender, juicy, and cooked with such precision that it melted in the mouth. To finish, the vanilla crème brûlée was simply divine: a silken custard beneath a perfectly caramelized crust, easily among the finest I have ever tasted. Restaurant Le Dali is more than a meal -- it's an experience of elegance, hospitality, and culinary artistry. A place to linger, savor, and remember.

This was also our favorite dinner in Paris. The food was delicious. We especially loved the salmon…read more The small bites style was great, got to try out a number of plates. Hats off to the chefs/owners who were very friendly. Very warm and inviting place and I hope to get back to one day. Highly recommend!

My first review in yelp. This is a very nice place, well decorated and cozy. Staffs are all very…read morenice and helpful (kindly explaining the French menu for us). BUT! Grill dishes are heavily over cooked, had black surface and tasted bitter. Staff says they are suppose to be like that. I can only say I've never ate any grill dishes like this in Japan. Coeur, Gésier and pigeons are fine, but the meatball, chicken thigh and especially the vegetable is terrible. The food taste okay if you get rid of the burnt part though. Good place for a drink afterall.