MOGA
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Superb establishment with beautiful terraces to discover fine, aesthetic cuisine presented at a fair price.
At Moga, a stone's throw from boulevard Longchamp, the first thing that catches your eye is the setting. A former thermal bath, which a few years ago became La Cantine de Nour, a famous Egyptian restaurant, and now Moga, a restaurant celebrating the flavors of the Levant. The dining room is beautiful, filled with the aroma of fine cuisine, and the rooftop terrace is bucolic and full of charm! Attentive service and superb Lebanese and Syrian cuisine. At lunchtime, Ptit Moga focuses on sophisticated street-food cuisine, while in the evening, Moga opts for more gastronomic fare. It's beautiful and meticulous on the plate, tasty on the palate.
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