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Le 144 Petrossian

  • 18, boulevard de La Tour-Maubourg
  • (rue de l’Université)
  • + 33-01-44-11-32-32
Transit: La Tour-Maubourg, Invalides

BlackBook Lowdown

Since 1920, Petrossian has been one of the city's premier spots for caviar and smoked salmon. This restaurant offshoot has picked up some buzz with the addition of Senegalese chef Rougui Dia, almost alone among the city's chefs as a young black woman. Dia has broadened the prestige menu with her unique combinations and injection of African, Indian, and West Indian ideas. Check out her rising talent at the affordable €35 lunch. Dinner is €45 by the formula, €100+ à la carte.
Le 144 Petrossian
  • Price$$$
  • ReservationsRecommended
  • Cuisine Eclectic & Global, Russian
  • AlcoholFull Bar
  • VibeRomantic/Date Spot
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User Reviews

Very good and non-pretentious food in a nice environment with amazing service

Posted by Datum on Sunday, November 23, 2008

First I have to say that the attitude of the staff and the overall service in "Le 144" is one of the best in Paris. Very friendly staff (unusual for French restaurants) and very well arranged tables with plenty of space (another unusual thing in the French capital). The food is inventive with a very good combination of flavours and some small mistakes. I went there with my wife a Saturday evening and we had the “dinner menu” of 45 Euro. The vodka-citron is a very amusing aperitif and I recommend it strongly. The “risotto aux crabes” is a very original, and powerful starter and for my taste the best dish of the dinner. The “Assiette des Trois Coupes du Tsar” reveals three salmons of very good quality but unfortunately the “artichauts au curcuma” that accompanied it was a disappointment. I had the “ Filet de poisson surprise de la semaine”; the week's surprise was tuna fish. Well cooked, accompanied by a good pumpkin mash a bit sweet for my taste. My wife had the “Crevettes à la vapeur de citronnelle” which was full of flavours and very tasty. The “Coulant au chocolat” was very good but the “Teaser de Trois” was even better. I'll definitely go back to try the “Noir et blanc” menu. I believe that with a small effort chef Rougui Dia can earn a Michelin star.

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