To be elaborated upon later...
Amuse
- chicharrones seasoned with shichimi
- fluke tartare
- homemade biscuit (yeast roll?) with black pepper butter
1st course
- scallop sashimi with pineapple vinegar
2nd course
- cold dashi with fresh Santa Barbara uni, mustard greens, cucumber, pea shoot and snow peas
3rd course
- saffron shoot soup, with loose grits, Louisiana crawfish and ham
4th course
- lightly smoked soft poached chicken egg with hackleback caviar, soubise onions and fingerling potato chips with sweet potato vinegar and chervil
5th course
- frozen foie gras torchon shaved over lychees, pine nut brittle and reisling gelee
6th course
- Maryland softshell crab with hearts of palm, celery noodles and old bay butter
7th course
- deep fried beef short ribs with chive oil, miso, and seasonal onions, three ways - grilled ramps, green onion puree, and balsamic pickled red onions
8th course
- cantaloupe sorbet over lemon verbena granita
9th course
- roasted rhubarb with olive oil ganache, ice cream and crunchy streusel (?)
David Chang - absent. Serpico - indifferent. Service - fantastic. Overall impression - some standouts (yeast roll, fluke, scallop, poached egg, rhubarb dessert), worth the experience but left feeling a bit disappointed. Will definitely pay money for good food, but didn't think this was quite worth it. Might change mind though. For another yeast roll.
Monday, June 29, 2009
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