French cuisine with a touch of Madagascar, set off with a twist of Thai flavours, make this restaurant a crowd-pleaser. It's the sort of place where locals dress up and go to celebrate. There are dark-red walls, white tablecloths, good service and a wide range of cocktails and wines. The large interior has tables spilling out onto the street.
Tsara Be Restaurant
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