Buddha Bar launches its family brunch

Sundays are family days, yes, but it's always a bit of a hassle to enjoy a good meal with our toddlers in tow. The service is often too long for our little ones, who tend to get impatient (too) quickly. Buddha Bar Paris joins a select group of kid-friendly restaurants in the capital, offering a family-friendly menu with kid-friendly dishes and a great entertainment program to keep them occupied after their meal.

The extensive buffet, set at the foot of the giant Buddha, is organized into 4 sections:

• Breakfast, where you'll find hot drinks (coffee, different varieties of tea, cocoa...) and cold drinks (orange juice, grapefruit juice, tomato juice) as well as a range of breads and pastries served with honey, jams and spreads...

• Cold buffet, featuring smoked salmon, slices of rosbeef, charcuterie, cheeses, salads (including the restaurant's signature chicken and sesame salad)...

• Hot buffet, featuring scrambled eggs and omelettes, sausages and bacon, as well as the Buddha Bar's famous stir-fried noodles (which can be made with beef, chicken or duck) and rice served with yellow curry shrimp, recalling the Asian origins of chef Iimura Shigeki, assisted by Frédéric Branchu, who also has a passion for Asia.
  Younger diners who might be a little reticent at the sight of these Asian dishes can also opt for a burger or chicken nuggets prepared to order.

• Desserts, in particular the chocolate fountain, a meeting point for young and old gourmands alike, who can dip into it various pieces of fruit, marshmallows or even financiers, as well as chocolate mousse, fruit baskets, cereals, pancakes, French toast, cheesecake and much more...

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As you can see, tasting each dish will take some time, but rest assured you won't have to endure your children's reproachful stares on your 3rd visit to the appetizer buffet, because once they've devoured their meal, they'll quickly climb the stairs to the animation room upstairs, and you won't hear a peep out of them until it's time to pick them up and leave! You can then enjoy the all-you-can-eat buffet as a couple or with friends, while your offspring enjoy themselves under your watchful eye.

But what's going on up there? The playroom is located on a mezzanine floor, where your children can watch you and make sure you haven't forgotten them! A charming animator offers a variety of activities: coloring, collage workshops, board games, various animation games, music, balloon blowing... Animations vary according to the theme of the week, for example: the Brunch of Kings or Chinese New Year.

In short, Buddha Bar succeeds in satisfying children and adults alike with its Sunday Family Brunch.

Practical info:
Family Brunch at Buddha Bar
8-12rue Boissy-d'Anglas - Paris 8

Every Sunday from 12pm to 4pm
Brunch Parisien à 42 euros (buffet)
Brunch Buddha-Bar à 49 euros (buffet, accompanied by a glass of champagne, a cocktail or a detox juice)
Brunch Enfant (3 to 12 years) à 18 euros / Free buffet for children under 3 years old