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  1. This is my second visit to this ambitious and slightly-under-the-radar 1-star restaurant. The chef and his team are obsessed with well-rehearsed, precisely-plated, and consistent dishes. Even though the chef wasn’t around during the service, I was pretty certain that the execution of the meal wouldn’t have been any different if he were. It was a good dinner overall, but one misses some element of spontaneity that comes from à la minute cooking (e.g. pan roasting fish, sautéing vegetables) that are sacrificed in favor of pre-plated appetizers and temperature-controlled slow steaming.

    Full menu:
    – Canapés
    – Kaluga Caviar on oyster Bavarois and soy-vinegar jelly (unpictured)
    – Snow crab, artichokes barigoule, avocado ice cream (unpictured)
    – Scottish lobster, sauce coraline, basil gnocchi
    – Steamed Japanese cod, sauce vin jaune, pomme soufflés
    – Venison en croute, sauce poivrade
    – Pre-dessert (unpictured)
    – Dessert: chocolate parfait with coffee and dulce de leche (unpictured)

  2. Some great lighting on these, did you just use a regular camera phone?

    Love a venison wellington, made one for Christmas a few times.

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