

Contemporary, globally inspired menus with a seasonal focus, in a sleek, plant-filled dining room.
Address and Contact Information
Address: RoissyPôle, 3 Bis Rue de la Haye, 93290 Tremblay-en-France, France
Phone: +33 1 70 03 19 03
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: accor.comthefork.fr
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The food was just okay. The charcuterie platter was low quality, and while the Haute-Côtes de Nuits wine was decent, a 2024 vintage feels far too young for €85 a bottle. The chicken fermier itself was fine, but the sauce arrived cold. Dessert was nothing special and was served in a plastic cup with plastic wrapping — at this price point, it should at least be plated and presented properly.
Service was very slow, clearly due to a lack of staff, but when you spend €200 for two people, this shouldn’t be the customer’s problem.
The worst part of the evening was a cook preparing octopus directly in the dining room, in front of everyone. The smoke and smell were overwhelming — our clothes smelled afterwards, and the whole room was uncomfortable. Many guests were complaining. When we mentioned it, the manageress was not friendly at all and simply told us that this “event” happens every six months and that it’s basically take it or leave it. If everyone is uncomfortable, maybe it’s time to rethink the concept.
Overall, very disappointing considering the price, the slow service, and especially the smoke in the dining room.
Pros:
• Fast Service: Orders were taken and delivered promptly, ensuring a smooth dining experience.
• Grill Cooking Experience: The steaks were grilled right next to the dining area, adding a touch of authenticity and enhancing the ambiance.
• Delicious Food: Both the meat and side dishes were flavorful and well-prepared.
• Quality Accompaniments: The bread and butter were fresh and enjoyable, and the Dijon mustard added a great touch to the meal.
Cons:
• Pricing: The cost of the meal ranged from moderate to high, which may not suit all budgets.
Overall, Culinaire Bazaar is a great choice for those who appreciate well-cooked meats and a lively grilling experience. While prices lean towards the higher side, the quality of the food and service make it a worthwhile visit.
3 of us order — fish & lamb(2 sets).
First of all, it took long time to get staffs to take our orders but it came very fast.
Both lamb is raw and one set is even not able to cut easy and too raw , we try a small part but really no way (like 10% done only).
Staff aware and informed will take care. Then, they bring back the lamb asap which appreciate very much but we can see the chef JUST recook it ??? We can see the part being cut & ate a bit still there ♀️ how comesuch level of resturtant can just recook it while customer did cut & eat a bit back to pan ? So others will be eating food cook from the same pan ♀️ ♀️
Fish presentation is very good but not warm
I try to order dessert to make myself happy but not very good.
Staffs are nice but too busy for 4-5 people take care over 100 customer.
I want to give 2 stars but the way they just “recook” the food when customer did eat a bit is totally not acceptable especially it cost EUR 40
After having travelled all day, we were exhausted and hungry so ate at the bar of the restaurant. From the time we sat down, to the moment we paid and left, at least 4 tables that I could see remained empty throughout (photo of these empty tables attached).
The food was very average (and some things below average). There were little flies around the restaurant and kitchen (but that’s to be expected, to some degree, I suppose). Staff was not service oriented (again, as to be expected probably). Overall, I could have put up with all these things at an airport hotel restaurant where expectations are adjusted, but the blatant lack of accommodation for a confirmed reservation with nonsensical explanations really took this experience over the edge.
I would recommend to the chefs and the management to try to make more simple food and to the basics flavours of the food they are offering.
We sat at the bar and one chef kept eating pieces of fruit with her hand and touching the food at the same time something inadmissible in a kitchen.
This restaurant also function as breakfast buffet for hotel.