Radioeat

Food is absolutely amazing. It is next to auditorium of Radio France. In starter I had ​ Mezze guacamole, eggplant caviar, Greek yogurt, Lebanese tabbouleh, hummus and fried pita bread. And in main course Vegetable curry with coconut milk, Thai rice. Both dishes were out of world! Pita ciips with starter goes very well with all accompanied. The vegetables in main dish were cut very big to give Grande feel to the dish. Gulped it with good red wine. And finished with an expresso!

Special and good atmosphere.Fancy but tasty food. I order one tartar mixed with Thai Asia favor.Never try that but impressive.

I thought this restaurant is on the roof! All photos from the gallery have roof view. Although the restaurant is located on the ground floor! Atmosphere and food was okay but the owner need to add correct photos to avoid wrong costumer's experience.

Nice venue for lunch during summer! The fish dish I got was good, light but filling.

Best of everything, excellent food, love it, fantastic service, they have bathroom, price high but I don't regret it.

Quirky, improbable restaurant inside a concert hall. Once you get in past security and the industrial approach and are seated, and once it gets dark, it is a nice place for dinner with friends with views of the Eiffel Tower.

Nice brunch, head waiter humour not great though

Was here last week with friends. The service was friendly and very efficient, with a smile. My fish was cooked to perfection. The wine was carefully chosen to accompany our meal 👍🏼👍🏼 The view of the Effiel tower was spectacular 🤩🤩🤩

When Marilyn Monroe was asked if she scandalously posed nude for a 1949 calendar photo, she said, "It's not true I had nothing on. You see, I had the radio on." You should get the radio on too and get yourself to RadioEat. "Filez-y". RadioEat is a trendy upscale restaurant in the rejuvenated Maison de la Radio building, a classic building from the 1950s on the Seine and the headquarters of French state radio broadcasting. In addition to good food, the restaurant has great views of the Eiffel Tower. To get to the restaurant, which is located on the second floor (the French call it the first floor), you walk past recording halls and sound studios. The restaurant just opened in June but is already a destination for locals. We went on New Year's Eve and it was packed. The food is a modern version on French classics. We especially cared for the coconut chicken and the deserts. I can't remember all the things we ate but we enjoyed it. And I'll never forget the view.