Bitter in Monaco: A 3-Michelin-Star Meal That Fell Short of Expectations
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
What happened
At Le Louis XV - Alain Ducasse in Monaco, reviewer Hillel Atlan praised the restaurant's service, setting, and desserts but said the food did not fully meet the expectations of a three-Michelin-star meal. He reported that several dishes leaned too heavily into bitterness and that the lamb was overly chewy, despite standout courses and exceptional hospitality. The tasting menu costs 420 euros per person, or about 500 euros with champagne, wine, water, and infusion, and he gave the meal a score of 7/10.
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