Finally, something decent in this city! The challah sandwich is quite possibly one of the best and for sure finger-licking dish that I had so far. If itâs not French cuisine and itâs not, eating in Paris is basically a gamble or better to say a survival sequence in the âSawâ movie. Truly, Iâm so tired to waste money and be disappointed every time Iâm eating out. But this place actually got it right: juicy vegetables, well-balanced flavors, and cook team clearly knew what they were doing in the kitchen. The Mystic Fish(sadly I donât have a picture cuz its been demolished in a minute)-an actual flavor journey. Smoked royal sea bream, kohlrabi, chimichurri, cashew sauce â nothing boring or safe about it,sounds chaotic, but it came together like as perfectly mouth watering hug from the inside. The green one sandwich that you couldâve think as a basic, boring, healthy option for vegans such a game changer-It was creamy, crunchy, fresh and with the such an insane layering of flavors and omg!-the hazelnuts were perfectly toasted, buttery, rich, and warm. They tied everything together like the final scene in a great film. As an Israeli myself I have high standards when it comes to challah and it was the only thing that kinda was not giving I wish it had been softer, fluffier, maybe even slightly sweet to play off the savory notes â weâd be talking...
   Read moreI was so excited to try Micho. I followed them on Instagram and their owner. I was in the area and stopped by 10 minutes before they opened. The sign was already out and doors wide open. I saw a sweet couple in already seated and getting ready to order so I stepped inside to ask if I could perhaps order something to go. The gruff man behind the bar just kind of growled at me and jerked his head in the direction of a women who was standing right next to the couple going over the menu at their table and said that they donât open until 7:30. It was very confusing and not a person seems to care one bit. So I just left and went about my evening. Needless to say many other great restaurants in the area so this one definitely crossed...
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Nous avons testĂ© Micho le soir, donc pas sur la formule sandwich. Que ça soit dans le goĂ»t, lâoriginalitĂ© ou les quantitĂ©s/prix ils nây sont pas du tout.
La hallah est bonne mais nâa rien de spĂ©cial. Elle est servie en portion happy-meal avec une « trace » de houmous (ou tehina) qui disparaĂźt sur la premiĂšre bouchĂ©e sans aucun goĂ»t (le yarden est meilleur). Le schnitzel = le plat heinz. 6 dĂšs de schnitzel trop cuit sans aucun assaisonnement beignant dans du ketchup et de lâaĂŻoli⊠Le kebab de boeuf, pas mauvais mais manque cruellement dâoriginalité⊠lĂ encore portion ridicule pour 22-26âŹ. Hallah perdue, aucune inventivitĂ© dans le plat. Juste lourd et trop sucrĂ©. Heureusement en 2 cuillĂšres il nây en a plus.
Le service⊠expĂ©ditif alors quâil nây avait pas grand monde. Les 3 entrĂ©es arrivent en 2 min. Ils se jettent sur vous Ă peine la derniĂšre bouchĂ©e pour amener 2 plats sur 3 puis le 3e arrive 10min plus tard⊠25 min pour un service complet avec 2 desserts. Fast food ?
Bref, ça se veut ĂȘtre un resto sur le style israĂ©lien avec une formule « plats Ă partager » ? Alors autant lâinspiration des plats sâen sort bien. Autant la quantitĂ© est juste a cĂŽtĂ© de la plaque. Câest des prix de vrais plats de resto classique alors que câest une bouchĂ©e quâon nous sert. Le tout avec une cuisine qui manque fort dâassaisonnement⊠Ils nây sont pas. On nous vend le cĂŽtĂ© produit dâexception mais câest mal cuisinĂ© alors. Faut revoir leur positionnement et la cuisine sur les plats du soir. Probablement que leur crĂ©neau sandwicherie est meilleur, du moins câest dessus quâils font leur marketing donc jâimagine ! Ils ont plus investi sur la comâ que sur la cuisine.
En attendant, pour de la cuisine israĂ©lienne : prenez lâavion pour Tel Aviv! Cuisine avec du goĂ»t et des proportions qui respectent ce quâon paye (quoiquâavec le prix...
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