Konstantin Malyshev
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We've taken the chef's menu with my wife. The service was great, and the atmosphere is pretty typical for a high-end restaurant.
Every dish was quite unique and contained premium ingredients. It was interesting to see what came next.
TL;DR: Everything was well-cooked, but the selection of dishes is not for everyone.
Starter sandwiches:
- Liver pâté: 6/5, I'd eat a dozen of them
- Prawn tartar: 3/5 - interesting, but the cold potato base had too strong a taste. Putting prawns on it is a crime
Scallop - 3/5. I'd normally sell my soul for scallops, but this wasn't enjoyable. Well-cooked, but it was cold (probably intentional) with a strange base. My wife gave it 5/5.
Soup - 1/5. Super strong flavor, felt like sitting next to a burning rubber tire. No idea what it was, but we couldn't finish the soup itself. Definitely an acquired taste dish.
Guinea fowl - 4/5, delicious meat and sauce, but didn't like the porridge. Having a bone on the plate with very little meat left me confused, but the rest of the dish was delicious.
Dessert - 5/5. I'm not a big fan of desserts, but I'd eat this again. The plums were bitter though.
Would visit again to try steaks and the regular menu.
Paid 170€ for 2 people, one glass of wine. Price-quality ratio is not the best, but it's a chef's menu, which is rarely worth it.
Forgot to mention - don't miss an opportunity to sit next to the kitchen to see everything in action. It's something we regret not doing.