Mokonuts
📍 5 Rue Saint-Bernard, 75011 Paris, France
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Google: 4.7 • TripAdvisor: 4.5
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Located in the heart of Paris, Mokonuts is a delightful find that combines a cozy atmosphere with an extraordinary dining experience. Known for its creative and flavorful dishes crafted from the freshest ingredients, this European-inspired eatery truly stands out. The warm and friendly service makes each visit feel personal, as guests are often greeted by name. Diners rave about the rotating menu, which showcases unique combinations and impeccable execution, making it a must-visit for food lovers. Don't miss the cookies, which are frequently highlighted as a signature treat! With a price level of 2, it offers great value for a memorable meal in the city of lights.
Signature Dishes
- •Scallop crudo
- •Butternut squash cream soup
- •Salmon with Brussels sprouts
- •Fluffy gnocchi with black trumpets
- •Guinea fowl 'tagine'
- •Coconut flavored pie
- •Natural wines from the cellar
Overall rating 4.7 / 5 (631 reviews)
Google: 4.7 (520 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4.5 (111 reviews)
Customer Reviews
Mokonuts is an absolute gem! The food is creative, flavorful, and made with the freshest ingredients. Every dish feels thoughtfully crafted, with unique combinations that surprise and delight. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service make the dining experience even more special. Don’t skip the cookies—they’re out of this world! A must-visit spot for anyone in Paris looking for something truly unforgettable
Mokonuts is a special place run by the most wonderful people. The food is beautifully prepared and absolutely delicious (don’t skip dessert!). The wine selection is great and there’s always something new on by the glass. And the warm, enthusiastic service makes the whole experience. The photos simply don’t do it justice, you have to go and see it yourself.
We went for lunch on the recommendation of a friend who has lived in Paris 12 years. We had the butternut squash cream soup with chunks of mushroom and pieces of goat cheese. the soup was served before the goat cheese had melted so we got a burst of flavor when we had a spoon of flavor when we hit a bit of cheese. the main was salmon that melt in your mouth; it wasn't dried; I would have guessed that it was sous vide'd except that there was a minimal delay in serving the dish. the salmon covered the best Brussel sprouts that I had ever had. Dessert was a coconut flavored pie with complex crust. This meal was one of the meal highlights of 19 days in France.
Book this charming restaurant for a cozy and delicious lunch. Menu is rotating and small- just order one of everything! Owners are so friendly, and you feel like they are cooking for you at their house. Book in advance!