Found a Hidden Gem in New York! (2)π
Creative Pig Head Meat π This chef is definitely from a fine dining background. Thinly sliced pig head meat stacked with clams π¦ͺ and fennel β a brilliant start to the meal! π Shellfish Platter The giant shellfish, bigger than your face, is filled with white strawberries and Mexican red chili πΆ sauce (not spicy). π Flounder Ceviche Accompanied by various fermented π tomatoes and chili (this dish is a bit spicy), it looks like a #SummerColors palette, incredibly beautiful! See photo 4. Kangaroo Tartare It tastes a bit like beef but is smoother and more fragrant, with no fishy smell at all. The crispy crackers served with it are also delicious. π Gooseneck Barnacles We tried this variety of barnacles for the first time. Theyβre more common near Spain and are quite different from the Asian varieties. They smell like π¦ crayfish and have a chewy texture with a lot of juice. π Be careful when peeling them so you donβt spray the juice everywhere (the waiter will give you a quick lesson, but the table next to us seemed to struggle a bit). After peeling one, a southerner just used his hands. If the Olympics had this event, heβd probably win a medal. πΊ Huge Fluke (Similar to Eight-Treasure Fish) The portion is impressive. Other restaurants would charge $90 just for this π fish, which is super fresh. For dessert, we chose sorbet. Usually, after such excellent main courses, the dessert might be a bit disappointing, but the quality was actually maintained! The Sichuan peppercorn oil and apricot sorbet were an unexpectedly perfect match, along with almond + apricot mochi. π Detour Index: Worth a trip to Manhattan in #NewYork. #FineDining #CreativeCuisine π