Minnie L
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I was very surprised to learn this is a Michelin starred restaurant . The food, ambience and service is at best average .
The restaurant is exactly like every other restaurant in the strip with dark oak tables . There is no particular ambience and nothing which distinguishes it, inside .
The waitresses are dressed well in blue trouser suits . They are friendly and can speak English but the waitress who served me was somewhat strange . See my comments below.
To start with I was furnished with an amous bouche which was delicious ( a watery pea soup).
I was then provided with traditional local fayre of tortilla crackers and 3 dips . This is served in every restaurant . What was odd and off about the service however, is that despite the fact I was eating the Tortilla and holding it , she took my plate away stating my main course was ready. This was not only impolite but also surprising because I had only ordered 10 minutes previously . At every other restaurant visited in Puerto , the food was freshly prepared , hot and there was always a good delay between ordering and eating . I would say around 20-25 minutes . Here it was less than 10 minutes ,from the moment I ordered. The pork was cold , uninspiring but edible . The sweet potato mash was cold . The best most flavoursome item on the plate was the cucumber salad.
There is a good wine menu but again they filled the glass with less than a quarter of it, if ordering by the glass. It was also expensive at 310 per glass.
At any restaurant , one wants to savour the food and enjoy the experience . At a Michelin starred , you would expect this even more. At this restaurant , I was out within 40 mins . All in all a disappointing and uninspiring experience . Given the cost ( 1200 peso) , I would have expected a more enjoyable experience in terms of food and ambience . I am really not surprised that in peak season only 3 tables were occupied.