Le Cinq

Unfortunately, I only have one stomach and I wanted to eat too many dishes. I bought milk tea outside before I came in, so I had to lean on the wall to leave~ This restaurant can actually have more friends, four, five or six people is better.

I enjoyed a fine six-course menu at Le Cinq, a three-star Michelin restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel on the Champs-Elysées. It was said to be six courses, but with the appetizer, two main courses and a farewell dessert, there were actually nine courses. The main course, roast horse meat, was impressive. I was lucky to experience fine dining at the top of French cuisine in Paris.

Recommended by the website as one of the most acclaimed restaurants in Paris. It was once a Michelin three-star restaurant, and the dishes are very exquisite and first-class. The service is considerate and meticulous: only the menu for men has prices printed on it, suits are rented on site for male guests who are not prepared, photos are taken of guests and printed as gifts, and there are small gift boxes of candy before leaving... It was a pleasant experience for the first time to experience Michelin

If you come to Paris, you won't be able to go to Four Seasons George V. Big waste! Eat, drink and have fun! The exquisite and delicious Michelin-starred Le Cinq restaurant! The food is very creative!