No fancy courses this time, just a full table, happy tummies and the kind of comfort food we always come back to.
It was never about sticking to a theme. It was about making what the family loves, and sitting down to enjoy it together. Sometimes, that is the only theme you need.
When you are drinking with friends, it is not about impressing. It is about connecting, glass by glass.
We came for Tonkatsu but left with stories and happy bellies.
Last weekend, I rolled up my sleeves and recreated my own version of this beloved classic at home.
Le Petit Paris isn’t trying to impress with frills. It wins you over with charm, warmth, and quietly confident food.
This Michelin-guide restaurant does not hold back on spice or flavour, and that’s exactly why it works.