Alex W.
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A true hidden gem.
From the first course of pumpkin soup and garlic toast, you sense a knowledgeable and deliberate hand behind the dish that exuded subtlety and finesse. The photos of her experience with the world masters only confirm that you are in such masterful hands.
The duck had a slightly firm texture that cut easily, paired well with a sweet tangy glaze. The mashed potato was a small portion but the rich flavors made up for it. The watercress salad provided the herbal foil to cleanse the palate after each bite of the rich sweet duck. Not a single morsel was left at the end.
The Seabass had a firmer than usual texture due to some aging, according to the chef. My partner could not stop being effusive about his dish especially the crispy skin and lemony butter sauce. Like me, he devoured every drop on his plate.
I finished with a scoop of chocolate ice cream that had dark chocolate notes that sang to me. My partner seemed satisfied by his vanilla version.
I walked out of the place riding on the lingering sensations from this meal, which a good refined french-inspired one should carry. The chef has a clear vision, and I see this place going far.
A small place with only 4 tables, hence, reservation is strongly suggested.