Chez Mademoiselle - Speisekarte

very nice place to eat well after a long walk in betting. at Mademoiselle offers handmade balls of central asia style with fresh meat and vegetables, Russian salads and fantastic cakes for dessert. Baltika beer was very tasty.

everything was incredible: from the warmest welcome and the atmosphere as at home to the presentation of food on plates and food itself of course)) my husband and I loved the place and we will come back for sure! Thank you to the waiters and the chief for this wonderful evening!

We returned the first plate because there was still a little paper (from the frozen plate). The small pieces of meat in the bortsch were full of big parties. the good meat before putting it in the soup. All right, for the chocolate dessert offered. . . but for those mistakes like the paper left. offer.

I went there with my colleagues, the menu is not very varied, but it was still interesting to discover because my colleagues wanted to try the Aian central kitchen. I took stroganoff beef that was amazing, I couldn't ask for more. was already full. I found the wines a little expensive. I will come back without hesitation, because sometimes I miss the food of my house

this restaurant we met on Sunday night. The menu looked interesting. it was about 20 hours and we were the only customers. The waitress was very friendly. We had two dishes and a bottle of wine. We were 4. food was fade, I had stroganoff beef, nothing special, dessert was a kind of cake in layers, very dry. I like a dessert to look bad, it certainly had no misfortune in this. The wine was drinkable. our bill was 200 euros. I wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

This restaurant we came across on a Sunday evening. The menu looked interesting. It was about 8pm and we were the only customers. The waitress was very friendly. We had 2 courses and a bottle of wine. There were 4 of us. The food was...bland , I had beef stroganoff, nothing special , dessert was some sort of layered cake, very dry. I like a dessert to look wicked this definitely had no wickedness about it. The wine was drinkable. Our bill came to 200 euro. I would not recommend this restaurant.

in a very pleasant setting, the restaurant serves Russian and Kazakh specialities. a perfect menu for cooking fresh products: choice of 5 admissions and 5 dishes. very affordable menus (the most expensive at 42)$. We were a 6 table, and we had a nice evening. a lot of fun, a very nice service, a lot of vodka too!At the end of the day, with drinks, alcohol and coffee, the final bill was $55 per person all included. not really expensive for such good food and very nice evening. I really recommend this place.

A group of four of us visitied this mid evening and we should have known there was something not right as we were the only people in the place. Very expensive for what was on offer and such a limited menu we all struggled to...find something we wanted, very limited choice of desserts and poor beer and wine selection although the vodka was great. In Paris there so much more of a selection that we were disappointed the food wasn't as different and special as the decor suggested. The owner and staff were however very pleasant.

a group of four of us visited this party environment and we should have known that there was something that wasn't going because we were the only people in the place. very expensive for what was proposed and a menu so limited, we all had difficulty finding something we wanted, a very limited choice of desserts and a bad selection of beers and wines - even if the vodka was excellent. to bet, there was so much more choice that we were disappointed that the food was not as different and special as the decor suggested. however, the owner and the staff were very pleasant.