ANDIA

Beautiful place with a great atmosphere. It looks like an old station that’s been retrofitted into a stunning restaurant. The interior finishes are well chosen, and the color palette transports you to another country and mood. Service: Slow. The waitstaff know the menu well and are very polite, but they seemed overwhelmed—we waited a long time before our order was taken. Food: Complex, beautifully plated, and professionally served. Unfortunately, the flavors didn’t live up to the presentation or our expectations. Family-friendly: No kids’ menu and no simple vegetable sides for children—overall, not kid-friendly.

Nice place in Paris with a combo of Latin American, Japanese and a touch of french food and great music that unfortunately only started when we were leaving at 10:30 pm. Most of the food we tried was great except for the octopus with rice that felt average and didn't feel like a good combo of flavors. The salmon with rice, burrata salad, quinoa salad, chicken and shrimp and especially the shrimp dish with rosée sauce (forgot its name but that one was the best we tried imo) were all delicious. For desserts, we had profiterole, coco ice cream, and crème brulée, which we devoured in 2 minutes. The beef tacos entrée was really good too although it was cold and the quantity is a bit small for the price. The place is a bit on the pricier side but then again, you pay for the atmosphere. Overall, I recommend this place but make sure to rsvp and choose a nice spot (we prefered the first and second rooms/areas over the third/last one next to the kitchen and the smell)

The decor at Andia is absolutely stunning, lush, vibrant, and perfect for a special dinner or a stylish night out. The food was very good, with great presentation and fresh flavours. Prices are on the higher side, but overall the quality matches the vibe. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a unique dining experience in Paris. I do recommend it!

Great restaurant for dinner. Our friend recommended to us. It is a mix between Peruvian cuisine and Japanese. It exceeded expectations. The goyza were lovely as well as the empanadas and the traditional Peruvian rice. The crispy rice was also lovely! The setting was absolutely beautiful. They had both indoor and outdoor seating and it made us feel like we transformed to a different time. Sasha our server was incredible. He had great recommendations for us and was super hospitable.

Upon entering, we were pleasantly surprised. The entrance is beautiful and everything looks well maintained. You immediately get the feeling that you’re about to experience something special on a culinary level. Unfortunately, that expectation was a huge disappointment. Let me start with something positive: the cocktail was very good. However, the food was another story. The crispy rice tasted old and stuck to your teeth. The cauliflower was uninspired and bland. The tacos were decent, but nothing special. For our main course, we both ordered the ribs. Considering the price, we had high expectations — but what a letdown; one would expect the meat to fall off the bone, but it was impossible to cut, even with a steak knife. The plate came with nothing but some fries and a BBQ sauce in which they put cumin. It was overpowering and tasted like it came straight from a jar. When we were asked how the food was, I had already put my cutlery down with more than half of my meal still untouched, and I gave my honest opinion: we didn’t enjoy it. We were told the main course would not be charged, but in the end, only one main dish was removed from the bill. A real missed opportunity, because the location and the atmosphere are great.

I have mixed feelings about the place. I went there with 4 friends so we took some starters to share. 🍢🍨 They were very small though (I imagined they would do a big plate with 5 pieces of everything, but they brought the normal size dish which was a little insufficient for all). We waited around 1h30 for everything to come. 😭 The cocktails are good and they come in pretty glasses. 🍸The decoration is gorgeous. I think it is worth trying it once, but overall the experience did not raise to the expectations.

Celebrated my 40th bday at the Sunday Brunch. We were about 16 including kids. From start to finish, it was perfect! Kids entertainer makes a massive difference for parents :) The food might not seem super "special" but it is varied, tastes good and of great quality, many non meat and vegeterian options if needed; having drinks included in the buffet deal makes also a big difference. All the staff from reservation to the experience during the day was incredible. A special mention to our waiter Zachary who was super thoughtful, easy going but super professional. He made sure we were all comfortable (we had toddlers and babies), allowing us to have a bigger table than # of people as well. Super service, and WHAT A DECOR! we will definitely come back :) merci beaucoup!

During my stay in Paris, a friend had told me to add ANDIA to our list of places to eat. We booked lunch after summering the Eiffel Tower. As you enter the restaurant, you walk into what feels like a unique jungle hidden in the heart of the Amazon! It was truly breathtaking! The faint sound of chirping birds, beautiful lanterns hanging in the trees inside the seated area were beautiful. The decor was stunning too, we felt very spoilt. The Aperol Spritz was just delish, is an enormous glass! We did the 3 course set lunch which was incredible. Their menu offers tastes from Peru to Japan & other countries. Stunning flavours & an explosion of the senses. Do book in advance, it’s a real hidden gem that I will visit again and again!