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2025-04-19
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This was a place which I’ve heard of but always been skeptical as generally fusion cuisine seems more gimmicky rather than serving decent food.Came when they were doing the “masterpiece” menu to sync with all the art events happening in the city. Each dish was prep with an art piece and concept in mind which I felt they did an excellent job in execution. Flavors and composition of the dishes was also generally on point with the exception of the dish “Sunflower Seed” which didn’t quite taste cohe
Came when they were doing the “masterpiece” menu to sync with all the art events happening in the city. Each dish was prep with an art piece and concept in mind which I felt they did an excellent job in execution. Flavors and composition of the dishes was also generally on point with the exception of the dish “Sunflower Seed” which didn’t quite taste cohesive together.
My favorite of the night was the Pollock Pollock a Langoustine, crab, mentaiko, seaweed dish as well as the dessert The Starry Night.
Wine pairing was a miss for us, out of the 4 pairings the dessert wine was the one that sort of complimented with the dish.
Overall I would say the experience was better than expected. An interesting twist to chinese cuisine, definitely wanted to callout that their sauces was all really outstanding and unique in it’s own way. As a Michelin 2 starred restaurant price was well worth the experience, worth trying once.
张贴