Myranel Restaurant

The MICHELIN Guide to Québec

"Located in Deschambault, I observed Myranel as an example of small‑town Québec surprising visitors with cuisine that honors local traditions while embracing modern techniques." - The MICHELIN Guide

"In a charming village on the banks of the St. Lawrence, Myranel is surrounded by picturesque shops (antique dealers, bakery, and a renowned chocolate shop). This delightful late 19th-century house, complete with lovely original ceiling beams, is home to this Biosphere-certified restaurant run by a young couple. Chef Mathieu Janes, a strong believer in eating local, works exclusively with small-scale producers, sourcing the majority of his ingredients from Portneuf County (except coffee, some citrus fruits, and fish). The set menu, which changes every two months or so, comes in two versions; one is vegetarian. The chef likes to go off the beaten track, as with his aligot potatoes with a Quebecoistwist, or to create surprises with daring sweet and sour combinations (duck, red cabbage, radicchio, and black currant). The authenticity of the setting and the sincere commitment to cooking local cuisine make this restaurant particularly appealing." - Michelin Inspector