The image displays a detailed tabletop scene inside "Les Filles de la Calypso," a restaurant located at 12 Rue des Trois Frères in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, France

The image displays a detailed tabletop scene inside "Les Filles de la Calypso," a restaurant located at 12 Rue des Trois Frères in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, France. The environment is dimly lit with a warm, ambient glow, illuminating a light yellowish-beige table surface. No people are visible in the frame. On the left side of the table, a light-colored, rustic-edged ceramic plate holds a main course consisting of a large piece of octopus, likely grilled or braised, served atop a yellow puree and coated in a rich, orange-brown sauce garnished with fresh green herbs. To its left are a silver fork and a knife, the latter bearing the inscription "Euro Still." In the upper right, a stemmed coupe-style glass contains an orange-colored beverage with a frothy top, positioned behind two empty, clear tumblers. Further right, an empty stemmed wine glass with a visible logo reading "Les Filles de la Calypso" and depicting three figures is present, along with a small, white rectangular dish holding several slices of baguette. A small wooden object, possibly a salt or pepper grinder, is partially visible behind the wine glass. On the lower right, a white, ribbed ceramic plate contains a dish resembling fish carpaccio or ceviche, presented in a pale yellow liquid sauce. This is garnished with finely chopped chives, purple microgreens, and a small dark dollop, possibly caviar, in the center. A silver fork and knife are placed to the right of this plate. The background beyond the table is dark and out of focus, showing indistinct forms consistent with restaurant seating or interior decor.