MAGMA is proud to present a refined culinary experience that blends French gastronomy excellence with the delicate Japanese techniques of chef Ryuya Ono
CHEF RYUYA ONO
Passionate about French cuisine and hailing from Yamaguchi Prefecture in Japan, Ryuya has gathered invaluable experience in esteemed restaurants, notably as a sous-chef with Bruno Verjus (Table**) and working alongside Sota Atsumi (Maison).
Ryuya Ono’s cuisine is a theatrical performance where local and seasonal products take the stage as actors, naturally and fully expressing the full spectrum of their aromas and flavors. In a delicate interplay of light and shadow, the chef unveils and illuminates every facet of his ingredients with a menu that evolves daily.
LIVELY & DARING
At Magma, chef Ryuya Ono has developed his own culinary language: a refined cuisine where each product has its place, without superfluous decoration, firmly rooted in French techniques and a Japanese commitment to ingredient quality.
Thus, his natural affinity for seafood and poultry is elegantly complemented by a selection of noble ingredients such as blue lobster, monkfish, and aged beef, which he crafts with Japanese precision, like a master artisan. Every ingredient is optimized, ensuring no waste. This daily cultural symphony sparks Ryuya’s creativity, allowing him to adapt his unwritten recipes to the ever-changing nature of supply. Freshness, agility, and innovation define Magma’s menu, evolving daily according to the seasons and arrivals.
MENU
LUNCH
Starter + Main Course + Dessert €38 (weekdays)
3-course lunch menu €50 (weekends)
5-course tasting menu €70
DINNER
5-course tasting menu €70
8-course tasting menu €110
WINE PAIRINGS
With 5 glasses €50
With 7 glasses €70
NATURALLY YOURS
On the wine side, each glass perfectly harmonizes with the plate, featuring a selection of wines that are authentically natural (though not exclusively), ranging from hidden gems to exceptional vintages, always chosen with reverence for the earth. In this pursuit of balance at every moment, Magma’s cellar gracefully sidesteps any undue self-praise, exploring both the rich terroirs of France and the world beyond.