"Located at the corner of two passing streets, this restaurant offers the speciality of coupler brasserie and Japanese restaurant. Between the two, a small terrace welcomed us for a summer lunch on a holiday. We couldn't take advantage of the brewery card that didn't serve this noon. The menus on the Japanese side are similar to any small neighbourhood restaurant. Well presented dishes and fresh foods. The inner frame, however, is not very adventurous and the toilets don't really encourage to get there. The service was a little long because the only person at the service shared between the brewery that served drinks and the terrace where we were the only customers. The service was convenient, even if the unsmiling waitress obviously did not want to serve us a perfume other than vanilla for dessert ice creams, while the choice was about a dozen perfumes... In summary, a pleasant lunch since we were able to enjoy the terrace but perhaps not the ideal place in case of affluence."
