A.T
Nestled in the heart of Paris, A.T offers a captivating dining experience, fusing the elegance of French cuisine with contemporary Japanese-inspired flavors. The minimalist space sets the stage for an extraordinary culinary journey, where strikingly presented set menus showcase the chef's artistry and innovation. Embracing a casual yet upmarket atmosphere, the restaurant exudes a cozy and romantic charm, making it an ideal setting for intimate gatherings and special occasions.
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Nestled in the heart of Paris, A.T offers a captivating dining experience, fusing the elegance of French cuisine with contemporary Japanese-inspired flavors. The minimalist space sets the stage for an extraordinary culinary journey, where strikingly presented set menus showcase the chef’s artistry and innovation. Embracing a casual yet upmarket atmosphere, the restaurant exudes a cozy and romantic charm, making it an ideal setting for intimate gatherings and special occasions. With a focus on healthy options and an extensive selection of wines and cocktails, A.T caters to diverse palates. From the impeccable service to the exquisite desserts, this culinary gem promises an unforgettable gastronomic adventure for discerning diners.
Menu Highlights
- Leek / Brown Butter
- Veal / Poutargue / Tagette
- Camouflage: Banka Trout / Juniper / Parsley
- Strawberry / Timut Pepper / Rhubarb
- Tasting Menu 180 €
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A.T is a restaurants restaurant in the Array arrondissement of Paris.
Restaurant A.T is the highly personal, avant-garde table of chef Atsushi Tanaka, at 4 bis Rue du Cardinal Lemoine in the 5th arrondissement. Trained under Pierre Gagnaire, Tanaka opened A.T in 2014 as an ultra-minimalist showcase for his sharp, artistic cooking — a place designed to focus all of a diner’s attention on the plate.
What to expect at A.T
The cuisine sits between Tanaka’s Japanese origins and his French background, drawing on molecular, Nordic and classical techniques to produce dishes that look like contemporary art. There is no à la carte: dinner is a long tasting menu (around €190), with a shorter lunch menu (around €85). The pared-back, gallery-like room is deliberately free of distraction. It is a destination for adventurous diners who want something genuinely original and visually striking.
Good to know
- Address: 4 bis Rue du Cardinal Lemoine, 75005 Paris (5th arrondissement)
- Cuisine: Modern, artistic French-Japanese tasting menus
- Chef: Atsushi Tanaka
- Phone: +33 1 56 81 94 08
- Menus: Lunch ~€85; dinner tasting ~€190
- Best for: Adventurous diners who love visual, avant-garde cooking
The room is small, so reservations are essential. For more of the city’s most creative kitchens, see our guide to the best restaurants in Paris, and plan around your meal with our things to do in Paris.