L'ile de l'oiseau sur Strasbourg

03/02/2026: The restaurant's offerings are a bit unsettling. I was expecting something more refined in several respects. The location isn't easy to reach for those without a car, and parking is difficult for those arriving by car. Finding the entrance upon arrival is also challenging. There's no wheelchair access. The decor is a mix of a fast-food style (though there's no sound), and an Indian vibe. The owner, whose husband is in the kitchen, provides a very warm welcome. The menu is confusing, with too many options, making it hard to choose. Is it an Indian restaurant? Alsatian? A pizzeria? A bit of everything, actually. The portions were generous, but not light enough for the amount of food served. The Indian specialties were decent but lacked finesse. The pizzas looked tempting but unfortunately didn't live up to my expectations. The pasta, based on Indian cuisine, lacked overall flavor. I wasn't hungry by dessert time, but I took a chance given what the menu offered. Almost exclusively ice cream was available; I chose a somewhat unusual flavor, but its lack of taste made me regret my choice. No one else was there besides our group, which contributed to the pleasant atmosphere thanks to the quiet and the opportunity to chat. The bill was a further disappointment, being very high for the quality. A shared appetizer, a pizza, a drink, and an ice cream came to about €32 per person. I left with very mixed feelings. I would have given it two stars if the friendly service hadn't been there.