Restaurant A
Taipei CityDa'an DistrictFrench restaurant
French cuisine blended with Asian elements, using creative techniques to bring out the flavors of ingredients.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Mushroom Coffee and Chestnut Doughnut
Mushroom soup is made cappuccino-style with coffee powder; the chestnut doughnut is chewy, topped with Parmesan, and falls between dessert and savory food.
Marinated Tuna and Grain Warm Salad
Faro wheat is crisp, paired with avocado, tuna, and a refreshing, lightly sour sauce; another description pairs raw tuna with wild rice for a firm texture.
Lavender King Salmon
The New Zealand king salmon is soft, with a hint of ginger; it has also been served with salmon roe and grated-radish salad, with a relatively sweet-and-sour sauce.
Late-Autumn Wild Mushroom Braised Beef
The beef cheek is tender and soft, paired with mushroom sauce; it comes with gnocchi-like pieces made from Kintoki sweet potato.
Black Truffle Pearl Noodles
An add-on of pearl noodles with a texture like small gnocchi, paired with porcini and red-wine sauce and a strong black-truffle aroma.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Weekday lunch has previously been full.
- Reservation
- Reservations required.
What you should know
Best for
- For culinary explorers
What you should know
- Lunch has been recorded at around 2.5 hours; the set includes 10 courses with three alcoholic or non-alcoholic pairings, ending with coffee or tea and small sweets.
- A dinner has previously been recorded as taking about three and a half hours.
- On one visit, a chef's-table seat allowed views of preparation and service in the open kitchen.