Les Amis

Name: Les Amis
Address: New 83, Pasumpon Muthuramalinga Thevar Rd, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Telephone: +919840323635
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.4

2150 votes

#665 of 7861 cafes in Chennai

Healthy food, Dessert, Vegetarian options

$$$$ Price range per person INR 200 - INR 400

New 83, Pasumpon Muthuramalinga Thevar Rd

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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Come here for nicely cooked sandwich cakes, strawberry shortcake and focaccia if you are hungry. Good gelato, creamy cakes and chocolate sorbet are among the dishes to be tried at this cafe. Here you can order delicious chocolate frappe, iced coffee or ground coffee.

Les Amis offers food delivery for the convenience of its clients. A number of guests find the staff gracious. Service at this place is something one can name spectacular. From the visitors' point of view, prices are fair. Expect the lovely atmosphere at this spot. As for the Google rating, this cafe received 4.4.

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mango Sorbet

cotton Candy

with Waffle Crush

vegan Belgian

fudge Icecream

roasted Almond Ice Cream

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Review Man 24 days ago on Google

Les Amis – A Decadent Dance of Sweet & Savory Visited Les Amis with curiosity and left with a palate full of contrasts — some delightful, a few underwhelming, but overall, a charming experience. Started with the Brussels Waffle, which struck a beautiful balance between crunch and fluff. The pairing of ice cream and caramel sauce added just the right touch of indulgence without overwhelming the base — comforting, classic, and well-executed. The Berry Booster Smoothie, however, didn’t quite hit the mark. The berry flavour was intense — as promised — but veered a bit too far into tartness, masking any nuance. Not unpleasant, just one-note. Then came the standout: Berries in Belgium. This was a textural marvel — a soft, lush berry middle nestled atop a crunchy base. Perhaps just a touch too sweet, especially in the center layer, but still thoroughly enjoyable and beautifully composed. On the savory front, the Mushroom Caramelized Onion Sandwich was solid. Earthy, comforting, and neatly layered, though it stopped short of being memorable. The fries, unfortunately, were forgettable — neither crisp nor seasoned enough to make an impression. The true showstopper was the Southern Spice Sundae. It delivered an unexpected twist: the subtle coconut flavor laced through the creamy base, with mango and birthday cake frosting lending pops of tropical sweetness and nostalgia. Every bite felt thoughtfully balanced — a playful, spiced finale that elevated the whole meal. However, the atmosphere was loud, with the chatter and bustle of a busy restaurant making it harder to relax. The prices also lean on the expensive side, reflecting the indulgent offerings but perhaps a bit steep for what’s delivered on the savory side. Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3