Address in Paris preparing meats, noble seafood and fish.
The marine table of the talented Pierre Gagnaire has crossed the boulevard Saint-Germain to take over what was once the restaurant of the announcer Denise Fabre and especially of her husband, the chef Francis Vandenhende. If this new Gaya still has an outspoken marine flavour, with vegetal tones, it has taken on some earthy accents with this move. On the menu, for example, there is an onion-palouse-whiting petal pie as a starter and a chicken supreme with chard and chanterelle mushrooms as a main course. Possibility to have lunch on the go at the bar by sending oysters.
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En dessert (hormis le menu) le Marron / pistache, Parfait glacé, confiture, Madeleine. Et un Chocolat, Praliné aux citrons confits, carré aux noix fraîches. Légère préférence pour le chocolat. Certes ce restaurant est un peu cher mais c'est oarfaitelent justifié vue la qualité des produits et la prestation raffinée. Compter 120€ pour entree plat dessert (hors boisson). A faire pour de grandes occasions