Nonos by Paul Pairet

A fresh take on a French-style grill from the avant-garde chef, who's also behind Ultraviolet in Singapore.

Settled in Shanghai since 2015, this is the chef’s first menu creation in France and Europe since the 2000’s. Taking over the Brasserie d’Aumont, the space takes inspiration from traditional culinary institution - the hotel grill restaurant - but with a fresh new take. Stepping inside the revived dining room - expect a lively, urban dining room serving traditional and retro classics with a twist. The restaurant’s design is appropriately sleek, with curved banquettes, gold accents and marble tables. and there are tables outside in the plant-filled courtyard.

From the early beginnings of his career at Café Mosaic in Paris, Pairet has been known for his uniquely global and highly individualistic cooking style. In Shanghai, he currently owns three restaurants including Ultraviolet - the 3-Michelin star restaurant with a multi-sensory experience, which is also ranked among the “World's 50 Best Restaurants”.

Expert versions of French classics: onion soup; Pâte en croûte; cheese souffle; beef tartare; leeks in a hazelnut vinaigrette. Center stage belongs to an international array of impeccably grilled beef: Minute Steak Frites with Austrian skirt steak; French dry aged ribeye and Aubrac-Wagyu filet; a Black Angus sirloin, porterhouse and bone in ribeye from Creekstone Farms in the U.S. a Wagyu thin cut striploin from Japan and a roast of the day on the carving trolley.


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