Beldi Fusion Kitchen Victor Hugo review: our verdict
Mezze Lebanese, wok with chicken noodles, beef teriyaki, and tajine on the same menu: this spot on Route de Targa takes the word "fusion" in the broadest sense. But the reason we keep coming back happens before noon, with hearty and varied breakfasts served from 7 a.m., generous enough to delight a visiting extended family.
The atmosphere is that of a well-run neighborhood cafeteria: a smiling team that recognizes those who return every week, a play area to keep children occupied, and dishes presented with care. During Ramadan, the house serves a generous ftour in a more dressed-up dining room that brings families together. Those looking for strict traditional Moroccan cuisine may be surprised by a menu ranging from Lebanon to Asia; those who like to sample from everywhere will find their fill here.
Dish to order: a breakfast, to share with family or friends. The best tip: the Ramadan ftour, when the dining room fills with family tables. Open every day from 7 a.m. to midnight, from morning coffee to late dinner.
