A restaurant with a sober and elegant interior that plays the card of luxury and discreet refinement.
Gold letters on a blond stone front, a simple and elegant interior, the Parisian annex of the Nodaiwa historic that was founded at the end of the Edo era (1603-1667) by Noda Iwajiro (like Nodaiwa, do you follow?) offers a luxury menu and a discreet refinement to the general public. All menus revolve around eel in all its forms and all its sauces: with ginger, chips, in jelly, marinated, poached, etc. The unadon, grilled eel on a rice milk served with a chawanmushi and a salad or unaju, grilled eel with a sauce served in an enamelled are recommended to the guests. The chef's specialty is the Kabayaki a recipe that needs a great deal of expertise: eel nets are first grilled, then steamed and dipped in various sauces and braise again. Those who cannot eat eel can enjoy the sautéed foie brochette or thinly sliced chicken.
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