Cuisine & Wine Bistro

Since strolling the streets of Paris themselves, I have not found such a true expression of French cuisine and culture. The name Cuisine & Wine Bistro is deceptively generic, and I believe it only reiterates the authenticity of this classic French bistro with an appellation reminiscent of the countless Parisian establishments with signs that simply read "Café," "Restaurant," or "Bistro." The ambiance of the interior is so soothing and intimate, with dark woods, black metals, soft spotlights on tables, and warm orange Edison bulbs all around. The impressive wine collection is proudly displayed at the entrance. We arrived for our reservation on time and were seated immediately. The service is unmistakably French with its understated professionalism, attentiveness from a distance, and leisurely pace that deliberately facilitates the social experience of dining out. Every detail feels intentional, from the incredible sommelier-curated wine selection to the variety of classic French dishes,

Food was really good. Nice escargot and well-cooked meat. Went as a family and the server did not mention special menus before ordering and desert menus after the main course. We did not get default appetizers either. I mentioned it to the server and she said we ordered too soon for her to mention it to us which I did not understand. The other tables were provided with everything I mentioned above so I know there was something off. Felt like a racial hate crime and won’t recommend this place to AAPI community.

Pretty nice experience. Had a great waiter and great food. The amuse bouche was unexpected and very delicious. We also had escargot and frog legs. Their french onion soup is fantastic and certainly made fresh. The halibut and beef wellington were delicious as well. 4-stars only because the restaurant was extremely hot to the point I was sweating the entire time. Otherwise highly recommend!