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Aida
Japanese
The whitewashed facade blends so thoroughly into the lane that walking past is a genuine risk. Inside, eight counter seats face teppanyaki griddles at this Michelin-starred Japanese tasting menu restaurant, where a single menu moves through sashimi, Brittany lobster, and chateaubriand, all cooked with a precision that quietly insists France and Japan were always heading toward each other. The wine list leans Burgundy. Subtle, unhurried, and very serious about simplicity.
The awards strongest first
- Michelin Guide 1 Star
One number, weighted & current 86
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Sashimi
“Sashimi, Brittany lobster, chateaubriand steak or sweetbread, cooked on the teppanyaki griddle, and served with fine Burgundy wines, painstakingly selected by the chef.”
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Brittany lobster
“Sashimi, Brittany lobster, chateaubriand steak or sweetbread, cooked on the teppanyaki griddle, and served with fine Burgundy wines, painstakingly selected by the chef.”
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Chateaubriand steak
“Sashimi, Brittany lobster, chateaubriand steak or sweetbread, cooked on the teppanyaki griddle, and served with fine Burgundy wines, painstakingly selected by the chef.”
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Sweetbread
“Sashimi, Brittany lobster, chateaubriand steak or sweetbread, cooked on the teppanyaki griddle, and served with fine Burgundy wines, painstakingly selected by the chef.”
Michelin Guide
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