Ramdam — Restaurant in Paris

We came here after reading the great reviews but were disappointed overall with the experience. On arrival we were placed between two tight tables when the rest of the restaurant was empty. The staff weren’t very attentive throughout.

Eventually we asked to move when other guests had friends enter the restaurant and talk very loudly over our table.

The food was then unfortunately extremely bland. Cauliflower hummus was bland, the leek and blue cheese salad was cold and the blue cheese tasted more like a brie etc. The best dish was the fried brie which was of course yummy.

It was quite overpriced for small plates and we didn’t even have a main. Perhaps the meat mains would be nicer.

Would not recommend to be honest, especially after eating a fabulous meal in Paris last night for much less, and with lovely warm attentive staff and...

This is a great little restaurant! The food was delicious, service was impeccable, and the staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly. They have small plates to share and our family of 3 each ordered one dish. We also ordered 3 desserts (one of each). If you’re really hungry, I’d suggest ordering two dishes each. Like a lot of restaurants in Europe, the interior is pretty small, so I’d definitely suggest making a reservation. They do not have English menus, so make sure you have a way to translate if you don’t...

Fusion food that we order the following: Pork Croquettes : slow cooked pork belly, cheese, potatoes, spicy mayo $14 (yummy , fried)

Zucchini Rosti $13 : Zucchini potato, onion, basil, yogurt sauce with fresh herb (well mixed , well cooked)

Mussels in Cider $16 (fresh, well cooked) : Cream, Norman cider, herbs, crispy bacon

Seabass ceviche $17 : coconut milk , mango, red onion, coriander , celery,sweet potato chips

Wild Garlic Pesto Gnocchi $15 : Parmesan cream...