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Old Oct 29, 2017 | 10:55 am
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Originally Posted by estnet
Thanks for the pics and info..... but Michelin dining isn't always so outrageously expensive Esp. if you go for lunch - Pierre Gagnaire has a lunch tasting menu for around 100e (but you have to ask it's not on the website) and IMHO is an exceptional value.

I don't much trust their Asian ratings (just me), but then there's Tim Ho Wan in HK that got one star - and then went on to open many branches in many countries. The ones I ate at in HK and Malaysia were quite good, but again IMO not of the same calibur as many other one stars I have visited, not that superior to other dim sum places - but I digess.
Indeed! Will report about one of this options in Paris soon (Les Fables de la Fontaine), followed by reports about L`Aperge and L´Abeille. Had also reservations at Kei and Astrance, but had to cancel due to health issues..... If I´m right Pierre Gagnaire claims now also around 150 € for Lunch. At 3 star Level average for a lunch seems to be between 130 and 150 €, for dinner between 300 and 400 €. Cheapest one is Astrance (75/ 250).
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