Le Dragon

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Step inside Le Dragon. Feel the plush carpet beneath your feet. This isn’t just a restaurant. It’s a journey. A sensory escape to the Far East.

Le Dragon is more than just a dining establishment. It’s a testament to the vision of Chef Cyril Lignac. His love for exotic locales shines brightly here in the heart of Paris’s sixth arrondissement. The restaurant is on Rue du Dragon a street that perfectly matches its name.

Renowned architect Jacques Garcia designed the interior. He created a space that’s both grand and intimate. Imagine rich scarlet walls. Notice the hypnotic tapestries. See the shimmering lacquered panels. The curves of the long dining room embrace you. This is imperial elegance. This is Le Dragon’s unique allure.

The menu at Le Dragon is a culinary adventure. It elegantly blends classic Asian dishes with innovative creations. Expect playful dishes perfect for sharing. Try the marinated yellowtail or the kimchi-flavored eggplants. Perhaps the sweet and sour imperial shrimp will tempt you. The langoustine ravioli in tom yam broth is a must-try. Don’t forget the coconut sticky rice with fresh mango for dessert.

But Le Dragon is not just about the food. It’s an experience. A sophisticated cocktail menu adds to the ambiance. The ‘Dernier Empereur’ or the ‘Old Dragon’ cocktails are not to be missed. They are inspired by the vibrant colors of China. The elegant bar is perfect for a pre-dinner drink. Or enjoy one after your meal.

Upstairs there’s a private lounge. It’s available for groups of six or more. This adds another layer of exclusivity to Le Dragon’s charm.

Le Dragon is more than a restaurant. It’s a portal to another world. A world of exquisite flavors. A world of stunning design. A world of unforgettable memories. This restaurant is where culinary excellence meets artistic design. It’s a destination that will captivate your senses. You’ll never forget your visit to Le Dragon.

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