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Petite Mariée
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Cuisine | French | |
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Hours | Thurs-Tues 11:30am-2pm and 5-9pm (last order) | |
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Address | 1-3-8 Yanagimachi | |
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Location | Around Town | |
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Transportation | Station: Okayama (an 8-min. walk southeast). Take the central (east) exit, turning right (south) onto Shiyakusho-suji; go 1 block past the gas station (it will be on your right) and turn left onto Akura Dori. It's 2 blocks farther on your right | |
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Phone | 086/222-9066 | |
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Prices | Main dishes ¥1,780-¥5,770 ($15-$48/£7.40-£24); set lunches ¥1,050-¥2,100 ($8.75-$18/£4.40-£8.75); set dinners ¥2,650-¥8,950 ($22-$75/£11-£37) | |
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Credit Cards | MC, V | |
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Season | Closed the 3rd Tues of every month | |
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Frommer's Review
Brick walls, a beamed ceiling, French music, a large bouquet of flowers, and numerous European knickknacks set the mood at the tiny (nonsmoking) Petite Mariée, which serves inexpensive yet good French food. The set meals change monthly, but my ¥1,050 ($8.75/£4.40) set lunch consisted of creamy mushroom potage, bread, seafood soufflé, vegetables, and coffee or tea. A glass of wine with lunch costs only ¥105 (85¢/45p) extra. Unfortunately, set meals are written in Japanese only (though the main dishes of set meals are displayed outside), while the a la carte menu, which may include roast lamb or scallops, is in French. Nevertheless, this is a civilized place for a meal.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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Frommer's Japan, 9th Edition
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