Maza Lausanne ; A Sharing Restaurant with World Flavours

At Maza, every bite tells a story through flavours from Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Maza in Lausanne

A Cuisine of Sharing

Maza is above all a love story. Robin comes from Linhai, in China, while Julien has Egyptian and Swiss roots. Both share a passion: hospitality. Trained in Swiss hotel schools, they dived into the world of gastronomy. For more than fifteen years, they worked in luxury hotels all over the world. From the United States to Japan, by way of France and Switzerland, they honed their know-how.

Back in Lausanne, the couple made their dream of opening a restaurant come true. Their mission? To share seasonal, local and creative cooking. The dishes, designed like stories, are enjoyed together.

Flavours from Europe, Asia and the Middle East

Maza Lausanne ; Local Products and Creative Dishes

In Maza’s world, every bite tells a story. Flavours cross and intertwine, finely blending Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Each dish invites travel, carried by rigorously selected local products. Freshness, quality and authenticity guide this creative cooking. The plates go in the middle of the table, ready to be enjoyed together. Bold combinations offer a true explosion of tastes.

In a warm and friendly atmosphere, Maza reinvents the art of hospitality. Here, time stretches out to talk, taste and above all share. The atmosphere feels like home, with that touch of elsewhere that makes all the difference. On sunny days, a terrace on a pedestrian street completes the experience.

A Journey of Flavours

Maza Restaurant in Lausanne ; A Favourite

In the heart of Lausanne, Maza’s window immediately catches the eye. Its name evokes a door to a world of delights. On arrival, the staff guide guests attentively. The menu is discovered with enthusiasm, and the amuse-bouche sets the tone. Each stage of the meal becomes a delight. The octopus stands out as the highlight of the evening. At the bar, the Sichuan pepper negroni goes perfectly with the dishes. The visual presentation is remarkable, each plate telling a story. This attention to detail delights lovers of aesthetics.

For an intimate evening, with colleagues or with friends, Maza comes highly recommended, all about sharing. To continue the culinary journey in Lausanne, Sopoong (in French) serves Korean food and Qasti (in French) Lebanese food. On the Mexican side, La Esquina (in French) also celebrates colourful food to share.

Rue Marterey 29, 1005 Lausanne
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