Pictured below: miso soup, california and tamago sushi, chicken teriyaki and a bowl of white rice.
Showing posts with label Meyrin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meyrin. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Kamomé
Many in Geneva consider Kamome to be one of the finer Japanese restaurants. Located in the ICC building by the airport, the restaurant serves sushi as well as Tepanyaki. Because it is located in a business center, it is best to make reservations for a meal at Kamome's.
Pictured below: miso soup, california and tamago sushi, chicken teriyaki and a bowl of white rice.



Pictured below: miso soup, california and tamago sushi, chicken teriyaki and a bowl of white rice.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
La Gioconda
Gioconda is an Italian restaurant located in Meyrin not too far from the airport. It is a large and well-lit establishment, this probably makes it a good choice for large celebrations. Gioconda's menu boasts lots of pizzas and pasta dishes to choose from. Perhaps because we were a large party, the staff offered two delicious, fresh-baked foccacias on the house.
Pictured below: focaccia and rigatoni carbonara.

Pictured below: focaccia and rigatoni carbonara.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Café Latitude
While we're on the subject of burgers, Café Latitude makes a rather nice one. Located in the Mövenpick hotel by the airport, Café Latitude is an appropriate venue for business and informal lunches alike. Their breakfast buffet is also very good and reasonably priced.
Pictured below: a cheeseburger accompanied by a small cole slaw salad and the standard side of fries. The fries, though not home-made, were quite nice. However I still very much feel some innovation is in order in that regard.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Muller's Factory
Whether served sweet or savory, the crepe is definitely a breakfast and snack staple around these parts. Making these thin pancakes at home is fairly simple, and recipes abound all over the Internet, but crepes can also be found all over Geneva, at restaurants, food courts and a variety of other places. One particularly popular crepe destination in Geneva is Muller's Factory -- whether you're in Balexert or Globus, you can stop to enjoy some of their signature crepes (fillings include sugar, chocolate, apple sauce or jelly if you have a sweet tooth, cheese, eggs, spinach or mushrooms, if you're in the mood for something more savory), waffles or fresh juices.


Pictured above: a chocolate crepe and a chocolate and banana crepe.
Pictured above: a chocolate crepe and a chocolate and banana crepe.
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