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2024-08-31
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Dinner. Restaurant actually combines 3 different culinary experiences under one roof: charcoal-grill yakitori, omakase, and the recently added fusion cuisine.Friendly Manager showed us around the various private rooms with karaoke- which could be adapted for different cuisines (even Chinese from sister restaurant upstairs) depending on clients’ needs.Main dining room is fitted with funky disco vibes n lighting. Our fusion dinner was actually hosted in the omakase private room.Set menu only. Here
Friendly Manager showed us around the various private rooms with karaoke- which could be adapted for different cuisines (even Chinese from sister restaurant upstairs) depending on clients’ needs.
Main dining room is fitted with funky disco vibes n lighting.
Our fusion dinner was actually hosted in the omakase private room.
Set menu only. Here’s what we had.
Lightly toasted Naan Bread from Japan, served with a rich cheese sauce and a zesty spicy tomato sauce. Excellent- naan bread has been on the back of my mind for a while now.
Crispy pastry crust filled with cherry tomato salsa
Crispy pastry crust filled with 腊肉, mashed potato, crispy potato shreds and potato foam, each contributing unique textures and flavors.
White shrimp and aged squid encased in Italian caviar, with dill oil enhancing the fresh seafood flavors. Particularly noteworthy was the sauce that had been smoked in the in-house charcoal grill; loved the smoky flavors.
Blue Crab Salad- artfully presented and arranged with caviar, organic quinoa, in a tantalizing Thai sauce, enriched with coconut, tomato mango and passionfruit. Layer of lime jelly provided a refreshing finish that tied the dish together beautifully.
Perfectly seared melt-in-your-mouth foie gras topped with leaves of Brussels sprouts and slices of Korean pear that added a subtle sweetness. On the side: mousse made with dark chocolate and 15-year-old Italian balsamic vinegar, which did a standout job of balancing the buttery richness of the foie gras, creating a sophisticated flavor profile.
Cold Melon Soup- with bits of sweet melon, crispy Iberian ham, and hint of cardamom (豆蔻, peppery spice with hints of citrus), delivering a delightful contrast of flavors and textures. A refreshing interlude indeed. Much prefer this to the bisque chef originally intended to serve.
Snow crab and spaghettini (perfectly al dente) homemade with Japanese flour, in a homemade XO sauce.
Tilefish with crispy scales, cooked with the うろこ焼き (u rokuyaki) method, ie spooning hot oil over the skin first, then cooked. Sauce of preserved plums introduced a delightful herbal note with a tangy twist, showcasing the chef's adventurous spirit. This was served on a bed of fragrant orzo (pasta shaped like a large grain of rice) cooked the Malaysian way with various herbs like lemongrass, makrut lime leaves etc.
Tender US Prime Ribeye Cap- served in generous portions in a rich port wine sauce. On the side: watercress salad and mashed potato.
Strawberry Tart filled with luscious homemade custard sprinkled with pistachio crumbs. Loved the crunchy chocolate-covered pastry crust.
In summary: remarkable dining experience featuring a luxurious exploration of flavors that bridges Italian and Japanese culinary traditions. Each dish reflects Chef's expertise and passion for quality ingredients. Impeccable service.
张贴