La Bauhinia
Restaurant — Chaillot (Paris)
About
La Bauhinia, a gastronomic gem in Shangri-La Paris, offers an exceptional maritime culinary experience under a historic 1930s glass cupola. Chef Quentin Testart presents a creative cuisine inspired by his Breton roots and travels, highlighting refined seafood products. Signature dishes like lobster French toast and pepes ikan mackerel showcase his innovative approach. Located in the former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, the restaurant captivates with its elegant, luminous setting and monumental Murano glass chandelier. Pastry Chef Maxence Barbot completes the experience with sophisticated desserts, including a remarkable millefeuille. A venue that combines gastronomic excellence, architectural heritage, and warm hospitality.
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Album Photos La Bauhinia par Quentin Testart au Shangri La Paris
Suivez-nous : Mon compteEspace pro 1. Accueil 2. Photos 3. La Bauhinia par Quentin Testart au Shangri La Paris LA BAUHINIA PAR QUENTIN TESTART AU SHANGRI LA PARIS La Bauhinia se renouvelle avec la cuisine marine de Quentin Testart. ÉVÉNEMENTS LA BAUHINIA RESTAURANT, RÉVEILLÉ PAR LA CUISINE MARINE DE QUENTIN TESTART AU SHANGRI LA PARIS La Bauhinia, voila le nom du sublime restaurant du Shangri-La Paris qui tire son nom d'une fleur tropicale. Sous la houlette du nouveau Chef, Quentin Testart et du Pâtissier Maxence Barbot, on y déguste une carte inspirée de la mer, du Sri Lanka à la Bretagne, le tout sous la sublime verrière imaginée par l'architecte Maurice Gras. AGENDA _ Publicité • Communiquez sur votre événement • Référencez un établissement • FAQ / Contact Manifeste • Mentions légales • Paramètres de confidentialité • Mon compte • Sortir de Paris Sortir à Paris, partenaire de l'Office de Tourisme de Paris : Recevez gratuitement le meilleur des sorties à Paris et en Île de France avec notre newsletter, inscription ci-dessous : > MétéoCette semaineCe week-endBons plans
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La Bauhinia – Shangri-La Paris - Restaurant - Paris
12.5/20 Gourmet Restaurant An opportunity to eat well in a setting luxurious enough to avoid faults of taste. La Bauhinia is the Shangri-La's French table, offering a little fusion and a little Asia to world travelers. If you neglect the caviar and tuna tataki, the choice remains wide with roasted octopus yuzu kosho and zucchini pickles, good flame-burnt mackerel, cream of mussel salicorne and horseradish, lean meat in banana leaf gumbo mango and spiced rice, in a mostly marine choice. The lunch menu, with no choice, can be a good option to limit the expense (around €100) à la carte, with pretty desserts by pastry chef Maxence Barbot. A classic and expensive wine, Vacheron sancerre by the glass at €22. READ MORE ... READ LESS ...
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La Bauhinia | VisitParisRegion
DESCRIPTION Under the impressive 1930s glass cupola designed by famous architect Maurice Gras, La Bauhinia is bathed in light and enjoys all the charm of a winter garden. It owes its name to the 5-petalled flower from the orchid family that graces the flag of Hong Kong. Created by chef exécutif Quentin Testart and pastry chef Maxence Barbot, the menu features dishes packed with French and Asian flavours, made with French produce and inspired by the different regions of France. This is food that's delicious, local, unexpected and authentic! And when summer comes, the restaurant La Bauhinia extends onto the terrace of a French garden and offers a relaxing setting with a view of the Eiffel Tower! In the afternoon, the Garden Terrace will welcome aficionados of continuous gourmet breaks, for a late lunch, an aperitif or, on weekends, a TeaTime. Located in the heart of the historic building, the former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, this green bubble is a true haven of peace, sheltered from the glare of the Parisian hustle and bustle, offering a timeless interlude under the benevolent eye of the Eiffel Tower. Back to tab description PRACTICAL INFO DAYS AND OPENING HOURS All year round, daily between 12 pm and 10 pm. TOUR SPOKEN LANGUAGES * French Back to tab informations
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