Tatjana
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Beyond dining: the art of flavors, the poetry of presentation
Cocktails
From the very first moment, the service set the tone for the evening. Our waitress, sensing we weren’t in the mood for alcohol, gracefully offered a selection of non-alcoholic cocktails. The one we chose was a delight — fresh, well-balanced, and beautifully presented.
Appetizers and starters
The evening began with a charming chef’s compliment — a delicate roll presented on a bed of nitrogen stones, the mist swirling around it like a scene from a culinary performance. It was both visually stunning and delicious, instantly creating a wonderful first impression.
Our first course featured golden potato croquettes paired with an caviar sauce — an unexpected yet harmonious pairing. This was followed by tender eggplant layered with creamy goat cheese, finished with a delicate crispness. Each bite felt thoughtfully composed, like a brushstroke in a culinary painting.
Desserts
Before dessert, an enchanting touch arrived at our table: a vase with a single orchid, adorned with two tiny candies. As they melted, they released playful bursts of flavor that popped delightfully in the mouth — a whimsical prelude to the sweet courses.
Next came the chocolate dessert — elegant and nicely balanced in sweetness.
The grand finale was a strawberry creation of remarkable artistry — ice cream at its base, a cloud-like strawberry texture, rhubarb and strawberry purée, all concealed beneath a delicate meringue dome. It was a masterpiece of textures, flavors, and presentation.
Atmosphere and overall Impression
We dined on the terrace, overlooking a peaceful park, surrounded by the warmth of a summer evening and impeccable service.
Summary
This is not a place one visits simply to eat. It is a celebration of taste, an exhibition of plating artistry, and a testament to the skill of both the kitchen and the pastry team. A truly deserving Michelin recommendation.
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