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Remy Chambard's cooking is not just "haute cuisine," but gastronomy based on local ingredients and seasons.
It is a close collaboration with local suppliers, including vegetable growers, farmers, and fishermen from the region.
The menu, inspired by nature, reflects the landscapes around the Aure floors (ponds and green surroundings), as if it were inspired by painting.
The restaurant offers a set menu where each "time" (stage) of preparation can be named after a city or region in the Ile-de-France, and the ingredients are chosen with this geographical approach in mind.
For example, our set started with light snacks, bread and butter, and we also tried hazelnut butter.
To be honest, I particularly enjoyed the start and finish of the meal, as the oils were really delicious, and the amenitis and mingardines were a pleasant start and finish.
When creating the set itself, of course, a lot of attention was paid to the uniqueness of the sauces, the beauty of the presentation, the juiciness of the fish and meat, and the combination of flavors. However, there are also some unpleasant aspects, such as the fact that the desserts do not pair well with other gourmet dishes. It is similar to attending an opera where not all the parts sound as good, and the overall impression of the vocal range depends on the context.
I believe that it is important to pay attention to the saltiness of the dishes, as the first two dishes in the sets were too salty. However, the middle of the set was excellent, and the second courses were exceptional.
And the tea should be brewed better, using good water and the best ingredients.
But in general, the overall impression of the restaurant, where the food, service and the history of the place are intertwined into an attractive pattern, is unique. We have something to remember.
The prices here are the same as in other restaurants with two and three Michelin stars. But each of such places has its own composition and to visit them is like attending a magnificent performance with excellent actors.