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Creative haute cuisine with Japanese accents, plus set menus, in a stylish, contemporary setting.
Hours
| Thursday | 12:15–1:30 PM, 7:15–9 PM |
| Friday | 12:15–1:30 PM, 7:15–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12:15–1:30 PM, 7:15–9 PM |
| Sunday | 12:15–1:30 PM, 7:15–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 7:15–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 43 Rue de France, 77300 Fontainebleau, France
Phone: +33 1 64 22 01 57
Website: http://www.laxel-restaurant.com/
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Reviews
Sheri Ranger
I went here with my two daughters for dinner and really enjoyed the food and service. The dining experience was creative and enjoyable. Highly recommend this Michelin star restaurant on your next visit to town.
… moreScott Underwood
An absolutely amazing experience for our 25th anniversary. The most beautiful and delicious food we have ever enjoyed. The staff was exceptional—so kind and went out of their way to make my wife and I feel welcome. They fully deserve their Michelin status.
… moreEunice Chan
Really good value for money – menu options are €95 for 4-course and €125 for 5-course, but you really get like 7-8 courses because of the complimentary amusement bouche and small dishes in between.
The restaurant is French-japanese themed, as the chef is Japanese and combines the best of both cuisines.
Service is excellent, staff is very friendly and patiently explains each dish in detail.
Loved so many of the dishes, but the cod and veal were definitely the best, so highly recommend the 5-course menu
… moreThe restaurant is French-japanese themed, as the chef is Japanese and combines the best of both cuisines.
Service is excellent, staff is very friendly and patiently explains each dish in detail.
Loved so many of the dishes, but the cod and veal were definitely the best, so highly recommend the 5-course menu
Jeroen Janssen
We have been here to celebrate the end of the holiday. And it was absolutely worth it. We had the 5 course meal with the wine menu and we loved every combination.
Great sommelier. We loved the fact that there are also working a lot of young people. Good to see that knowledge is passed on.
… moreGreat sommelier. We loved the fact that there are also working a lot of young people. Good to see that knowledge is passed on.
Bruce
Out of this world. Food to die for. Wine pairing perfection. From entering to leaving, you’re made to feel special… tasting menu is a must, opted for the 5 plates and 4 wine paring … stunning
… moreJohn Smith
This Michelin-starred restaurant offers a tasting menu with high-quality ingredients like lobster and Wagyu beef, presented beautifully. However, despite the impressive presentation, the flavors didn’t quite justify the high prices.
Interestingly, the bread and butter were the highlights of the meal, which overshadowed the main courses. Service was mostly good, but there were a few minor issues, like some uncertainty with the cutlery placement and the bread and butter not always being available.
The drink menu leans heavily towards fermented teas, which might appeal to some, but the non-alcoholic options felt a bit limited.
Overall, while the restaurant has its strengths, it might not meet everyone’s expectations for a Michelin-starred experience.
… moreInterestingly, the bread and butter were the highlights of the meal, which overshadowed the main courses. Service was mostly good, but there were a few minor issues, like some uncertainty with the cutlery placement and the bread and butter not always being available.
The drink menu leans heavily towards fermented teas, which might appeal to some, but the non-alcoholic options felt a bit limited.
Overall, while the restaurant has its strengths, it might not meet everyone’s expectations for a Michelin-starred experience.
SW O
Cusinine is French with a Japanese touch and ingredients. One Michelin Star but I think it is probably nearing a Two.
You can choose a prix fixe or al carte. Gorgeous presentation. Even the sugar for coffee is shaped like a bird and is put on a structure for you to pick. Food is out of this world. Some of the dishes have a distinct Japanese flavor and touch. Restaurant does not have a long of seats thus it would be wise to book ahead
… moreYou can choose a prix fixe or al carte. Gorgeous presentation. Even the sugar for coffee is shaped like a bird and is put on a structure for you to pick. Food is out of this world. Some of the dishes have a distinct Japanese flavor and touch. Restaurant does not have a long of seats thus it would be wise to book ahead
Kai Hinton
The best restaurant I’ve ever gone to! They explain everything to you and are so accommodating. They speak English and French. Our 6 course meal turned into at least 11 or 12 with how many different small bites and dishes they serve along with your meal. Would definitely go again!
… moreJoanne Boustany
Michelin Star restaurant located in Fontainebleau. Nice minimalistic decor on the inside with great service and great set menu. The food is mainly french inspired with a hint of Japanese flavors.
Set menus are between 60eur and 75eur with an extensive wine list.
Great dinner option for a date but also great culinary experience among friends.
… moreSet menus are between 60eur and 75eur with an extensive wine list.
Great dinner option for a date but also great culinary experience among friends.
Sulayman Amin
The infusions of flavour in every dish were insane. Really lit up the pallete and made dining so such a fun adn intriguing experience.
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