Asian / Fusion Restaurants in Chamonix — 9 of Our Favourites

Swedish-run but with a strong Asian influence, try their specialities, duck teriyaki or steak frites, served with their own bearnaise sauce. They also offer an extensive sushi menu. There's a few vegetarian dishes to choose from and because the style of cuisine doesn’t feature much dairy, they are usually suitable for vegans as well. The staff here are very helpful, so be sure to ask them when ordering if a dish contains any “hidden” ingredients commonly found in Asian dishes such as egg white or fish sauce.

It's really popular with locals and holiday makers alike, so we strongly recommend you make a reservation.

Open daily from 19:00 to 02:00 in the winter and summer seasons.

On the menu there's a range of international dishes, including a selection of generous burgers, Japanese glazed pork, miso soup, and woks. They also have a tapas and smaller plates menu with foccacia, cheese and charcuterie platters, croque-monsieur and Flammekuechen flatbreads - perfect for sharing, or light bites. Children's options are available. 

At the bar you'll find a good range of beers, wines and softs and hot drinks. But what they're best known for is their excellent cocktails, which are best enjoyed in the lively bar area. Peruse the extensive menu for the tipple that takes your fancy. Enjoy the great music from regular artists and DJ performances.

Open every day in the winter and summer season. Non-stop food service from 08:00 to 23:00, and for drinks through until 01:00.

Whether it's for a beer or cocktail in the sunny beer garden you're after, or an easy and laid-back dinner of Asian-inspired tapas snacking food, everyone will enjoy the buzzing and lively atmosphere at the Shack. The limited menu is carefully selected and still manages to offer something to please everyone. Vegetarian options available.

Live music in the form of local solo artists, bands and DJs play regularly throughout the warm summer evenings, making it hard to walk past without stopping in to listen and have a tipple or a bite.

Seating is on shared benches and lounge chairs on the street-side terrace, offering a communal, bohemian feel.

Open in summer only. No reservations.

Their menu includes classic Indian favourites such as bhajees, pakoras and samosas, thali platters, biryanis, naan breads and a great selection of tandoori dishes cooked in a traditional Tandoor oven. They propose a number of meat and fish speciality curries as well as a wide variety of vegetarian options.

Open daily 12:00 to 15:00 19:00 to 22:30. All items on the menu can also be ordered to take away.

Mumma is designed with sharing in mind; the space, the menu, the saké. With everyone in the same room, it's bustling, a little noisy, and full of life.

Born in Stockholm, cooking since he was five years old, resident and chef in Chamonix since 2005, chef David serves a tasty cuisine in a non-pretentious bistrot atmosphere.

The restaurant is small and very popular, so reservation recommended, but some tables are held back for walk-ins, so you can still try your luck if they're fully booked.

Open summer and winter for dinner from 18:30 to 23:00. Closed during interseason periods.

This bar-restaurant is a favourite meeting point for many locals. In the summer, the shady terrace is tempting for a long relaxing lunch and in winter the interior is warm and welcoming.

The very popular lunch menu features international dishes however, it's the famous Chambre Burger that is the most popular dish on the menu. There is also a freshly prepared daily special, great value when ordered as the set menu "du jour", usually comprising two or three dishes to choose from as well as a delicious soup, salad and bread buffet. Lunch is served from midday until 15:00.

Hotel Gustavia also take evening bookings between 19:00 and 22:00 offering a great value three-course meal at around €25 (excluding drinks). Visit their website to see their latest menu.

And, of course, the famous Chambre Neuf bar is open throughout the day for drinks and snacks - everything from coffee to cocktails!

Their concise menu includes different varieties of ramen, curry rice and typical Japanese appetisers such as gyoza or seaweed salad, as well as desserts like mochi.

Compact and bijou inside with only a handful of tables and a few more outside on the pavement. Their menu is also available to take away.

Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11:30 to 14:00 and from 18:30 to 21:00.

Offering a small dining room, a recently built wooden-decked terrace and takeaway service, this is a great choice if you want to escape from the traditional Savoyard fare. Their set menus, ranging from 26€ to 38€ are great value.

Specialities, apart from a wide variety of sushi and sashimi, include miso soup, tempura, yakitori, udon and soba noodles and mochi for dessert.

Open every day from 12:00 to 14:30 and from 18:30 to 22:00.

Sometimes you can have too much cheese and ham when you're in the mountains. Well you don't have to look any further to find an explosion of Asian flavours and Chinese specialities.

The "Menu Dégustation" is a great choice if you're new to Chinese food, showcasing some of the specialities of the house, whilst the "Menu Asia" has dishes from China, Thailand and Indonesia all in the one sitting.

With seating for up to 200 people, this restaurant is a great place for larger groups as the menu caters to a variety of tastes and they have also have specific set menus on a Chinese, Japanese or Thai theme.

The service is friendly and efficient and there is conservatory seating outback with spectacular views of the mountains and a beautiful south-facing terrace for the warmer months.

Open every day for lunch and dinner from 11:00 to 15:00 and 18:00 to 22:00.