Ricardo Vidigal
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Had an amazing and memorable experience @ Restaurante Casa 887.
As soon as you arrive at the discrete restaurant door really well located in the heart of Zurriola Beach, you open the door and are met with the cool red artwork that stuns and introduces you to the energy of the restaurant.
This is a MUST GO destination in San Sebastián.
The chef's identity is everywhere: The ambiance, the music, the lights, and the disposition of the restaurant: welcoming space that gives off a very cool and modern vibe. but don't be fooled! The best is yet to come. We were welcomed by Belotti who quickly made us feel at home. We asked for the full experience. We were a 6 people crew. Belotti suggested a 8-stage menu harmonized with the seasonal wines they had. He introduced Mica, the sommelier, to guide us through our experience.
Starter: olives and artisan bread. I highlight this because I had never liked olives as much as this time around. The bread also was very tasty - everyone ordered 3 to 4 rounds of bread.
1st dish: sardine and tomato tostada, extremely fresh, soft, crunchy, savory;
2nd dish: croqueta de jamón ibérico with black truffle and a jamon gelatin. BEST CROQUETA EVER!!
3rd dish: nigiri trio - fat tuna, scallops and red prawns. simply amazing. a classic of the house.
4th dish: tiradito de atum. bluefin tune sashimi, a great way to extend the wonderful tuna nigiri taste.
5th dish: steak tartar. the best one I've had in my life, not kidding.
6th dish: guioza with two wonderful sauces. a mayonnaise with red aged misso and ponzu sauce.
7th dish: vegetarian station dish. guisante lagrima, artichokes and asparagus soup, amazing, original, unexpected and surprising. maybe the best dish in the whole night
8th dish: chuletón, fries and red peppers. amazing dish, medium rare, soft and good taste. fries very crunchy and soft, everything on point.
For dessert, a flan and the torta basca. Amazing way to finish the night. it was the first flan I have ever eaten that beats a good old pudim.
French Champagne to end the amazing night and experience.
Some of us had a Japanese whiskey to end off the night.