Cédrat

Eric Maillet's restaurant Cédrat offers traditional and Mediterranean cuisine in the evening.
At lunchtime the restaurant becomes Mama Kyuna with the chef Maëliss Vultaggio and her canteen cuisine inspired by her travels with Asian influences.
Takeaway meals at lunchtime.

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