Mono is a neapolitan pizza restaurant in Colombier, Rennes.
Editorially verified August 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas
Must order: A margherita first; the high-hydration dough is the whole point
Address: 34 Boulevard de la Liberté, 35000 Rennes
Ikimasho rebuilds a Tokyo alley on Rue Baudrairie in Rennes, ramen, donburi, gyoza and tempura served non-stop from morning to night, seven days.
Signature: Ramen, Donburi, Gyoza
Order: A ramen and a side of gyoza under the Tokyo-alley lanterns
Hanami Ramen simmers its broths under lanterns and Japanese masks beside the Halles Centrales in Rennes, chef Mitsuhashi's bowls made from local produce.
Signature: Slow-simmered ramen broths
Order: The house tonkotsu-style bowl; broths simmer long and it shows
Miss Bao steams its baos and gyozas on Place de la Gare in Rennes, a pan-Asian counter open every day of the week across the square from the station.
Signature: Steamed baos, Gyozas
Order: A round of steamed baos before your train; the station is across the square
Le Fuji runs a Japanese bistro on Rue Derval in Rennes, curry and teishoku set meals rather than conveyor sushi, served evenings through the week.
Signature: Japanese curry, Teishoku sets
Order: The Japanese curry, the dish this bistro hangs its name on
La Marmite du Saca Saca cooks Congolese saka saka and moambe to order on Rue Derval in Rennes, a small evening room with cooking worth the unhurried pace.
Signature: Saka saka, Moambe chicken
Order: Saka saka, the cassava-leaf stew the house is named after
Bistrot Canaille on Rue de Saint-Malo in Rennes cooks a rotating seasonal carte, traditional bistro plates reworked with contemporary ideas, evenings only.
Signature: Seasonal rotating carte
Order: The day's chalkboard main; the carte turns over with the season
