5 restaurants for an original culinary experience in Paris

Fancy a meal out of the ordinary? These five Parisian restaurants offer a unique culinary experience, combining surprise and creativity.

Maison Brochettes, the art of skewering revisited

Located in the heart of Paris, Maison Brochettes offers an original concept: a menu entirely dedicated to brochettes, creatively revisited.

The atmosphere is modern and friendly. The minimalist decor features an open kitchen where chefs prepare kebabs in front of you.

The menu features daring recipes such as wagyu beef skewers with truffle sauce, miso-marinated salmon and sesame-grilled vegetables.

Those with a sweet tooth can try the caramelized fruit skewer or the marshmallow flambéed in dark chocolate.

Each dish is carefully presented, offering a true visual and gustatory spectacle.

Ideal for an original dinner with friends or lovers, this restaurant reinvents a great classic in a sophisticated way.

Maison Brochettes, 10 Rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare, 75003 Paris

Ora Farmhouse, committed, eco-responsible cooking

Ora Farmhouse offers a unique culinary experience, based on local, seasonal, wood-fired cuisine.

The warm, woodsy atmosphere is reminiscent of a modern farmhouse. Every dish is made with organic ingredients sourced from committed producers.

The menu changes regularly, but often features bold creations such asspice-braised eggplant, roasted cauliflower, or flame-grilled homemade bread.

Natural wines and house cocktails complete the experience. A must for lovers of responsible, tasty cuisine.

Ora Farmhouse – Pavillon du Lac, 63 Rue Manin, 75019 Paris

Privé de Dessert, the culinary illusion

Here, every dish looks like a dessert, but it’s not! A playful, gourmet experience that blows your taste buds away.

The Paris-Brest hides a burger, and the chocolate moelleux is actually a boeuf bourguignon. A surprise in every bite.

Privé de dessert, 4 Rue Lallier, 75009 Paris

Dans le Noir, a blind dinner

This restaurant plunges customers into total darkness for a unique sensory experience.

Visually impaired waiters guide diners through a surprise menu. Without sight, flavors are heightened tenfold, and every mouthful becomes a discovery.

Restaurant Dans le Noir ? Paris, 51 R. Quincampoix, 75004 Paris

Ibrik, the soul of the Balkans in Paris

This small restaurant revisits Balkan cuisine with passion. The colorful decor and the smell of Turkish coffee immediately transport you elsewhere.

Specialties such as cheese börek, homemade hummus and spicy keftas are sure to tantalize the taste buds.

Ibrik Kitchen, 9 Rue de Mulhouse, 75002 Paris