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2016-10-10
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A sophomore laden with homework and disheartening grade on a Wednesday night decided to forsake all that stress, but to go as far as Tsim Sha Tsui just for something she randomly spotted on a food blog??Repentant I was, that night's dinner duly impressed my gustation.NOBU is a Japanese fine dining restaurant located at InterContinental Hotel. Dinner session opens at 6 PM till midnight. Inside was pretty dim, but it encloses a panoramic French sash of imposing Harbour view, lightening the room
Tsim Sha Tsui just for something she randomly spotted on a food blog??
Repentant I was, that night's dinner duly impressed my gustation.
NOBU is a Japanese fine dining restaurant located at InterContinental Hotel. Dinner session opens at 6 PM till midnight. Inside was pretty dim, but it encloses a panoramic French sash of imposing Harbour view, lightening the room with city lights.
Still feeling queasy about set menu, which stuffed me with bellyful food for the last few weeks at French restaurants, I decided to take a look at a la
carte menu (NOBU did have set tasting menu for dinner).
Price for each dish has a range of more or less $200, and the average cost for one is about $250. We in total ordered 10 dishes, sharing among my mom, my sister, and I.
1st dish: Toro Tartar with Caviar
This one of the NOBU signature dishes, as expensive as $398. The tuna was immersed in probably ginger sauce, topped with caviar, and served with a two-ring bowl with the outer filled with ice to keep the taste chill and fresh. The plating was pretty creative and fun. No wonder it is recommended. We ordered 2 toro, one for me, another for sis.
Toro Tartar with Caviar
$398
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Soft shell crab cut roll is also signature dish ($168), where as spicy tuna($135) is not, but we ordered it under my sister's coercion. Lol
Each cut roll order will have 6 pieces, pretty standard.
Spicy Tuna & Soft Shell Crab Cut Roll
$303
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The sliders were about 1/2 palm size, probably smaller than that also. Honestly... ...looks belie taste.
Matsuhisa Sliders - Minced Wagyu on House Made Bun, Truffle Aioli (2 pieces)
$240
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Foie Gras?! Serve it!
The gyoza came in 6 pieces, served with sesame sauce. It has similar problems of insipidity with last dish, but was still way better.
Wagyu and Foie Gras Gyoza
$220
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Fusion dish, interesting replacement of rice with sweet potato, and signature components of crab and uni. This is in HONG KONG OSUSUME NOBUICHK EXECUTIVE CHEF SEAN MELL'S CREATION menu, pricing at $400 HKD, most expensive dish of the night, for my mom. Well ... ... the taste was just not my style at all!
Sweet Potato Risotto with Craba and Uni, Yuzu Truffle Miso
$400
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Signature dish in a while. Excellence in a while. This was not as extensive as it looked, actually quite small. Unlike traditional tempura, the shrimp were cut into small pieces resembling rocks. The taste was also A+
$210
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Signature dish $360
Didn't take photo. Why? Because it smelled so heavenly that everyone just forgot about photos. It was finished in instant.
9th & 10th dish/Dessert: Round N' Round & Crystal Fruit Pearls
Both dessert costs $148 HKD. Round N' Round is basically frozen cheesecake in a spheric shape, enclosing raspberry soda with Hokkaido Honey. Crystal Fruit Pearls, which was for my sister, consists of surprise fruit spheres and yamamomo granita. Exquisite gastronomy for both! Especially the cheesecake, impressively served and tastes.
Round N' Round
$148
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Crystal Fruit Pearls
$148
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Stress makes you eat. After gourmet at NOBU, I ventured going to harbour city and snatched I CREMERIA'S new Cremadoro with Gold Leaf. $98!!!
Cremadoro Gold Leaf
$98
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Don't trust wagyu. At least not to a Michelin zero-star restaurant. No offence.
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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