The restaurant serves contemporary French cuisine, and the chef positions the restaurant as "where every ingredient has its place and purpose, and is treated with the utmost care to highlight its purest flavours".
In the evening classic menu, you can replace the classic smoked egg with a seasonal white truffle version for an extra fee.
Both dishes taste good when eaten alone. The uni toast is paired with prawns and fingerlemon, and tastes very sweet and full of floral aroma. However, the sweet sea urchin and the salty caviar are not easy to pair together. Although paired with shrimp tartare and mussel foam, the whole dish is full of the taste of the ocean.
Scallop slices are paired with horseradish and radish, with sago and seaweed crackers. I don't really understand the meaning of cracker. I feel that it doesn't match the texture and taste of the whole scallop.
Beetroot Variations, various parts of beetroot are cooked and paired with atracciatella. For this kind of "trying ingredients" dish, the process and meaning of exploration are greater than the taste itself. I don't think it tastes good, but the exploration of beetroot is indeed interesting.
The original smoked egg is very interesting, and the aroma of smoked rosemary is specially released when eating. The upgraded dish has an ordinary shape, but the taste is very delicious, roasted porcini, chestnuts from northwest Italy, artichokes from Jerusalem, eggs from Oita City and white truffles. The original taste of each ingredient is restored to the greatest extent, and every bite is a pleasure.
The favorite dish of the whole night, duck liver and abalone in pork bone soup, the duck liver is so tender that it melts in the mouth, and the abalone is also cooked soft and chewy, and the soup is so fresh that it is in the eyebrows!
Grilled Jinji fish with Spanish grilled squid, Iranian saffron and kohlrabi. It tastes delicious, the fish skin is crispy, and the fish meat is tender
The accompanying snack is relatively ordinary, which feels superfluous. The main dish tastes very good, the pigeon meat is very tender, and the chestnut sauce and figs are well adjusted to their respective flavors, adding icing on the cake without stealing the show.
The formal dessert is grapefruit tart with French shortbread, basil and basil. The basil and basil have a unique taste.
The desserts included honeydew melon, canelé, etc. The canele at Louise in Hong Kong is charged, but it tastes really good. It is served after the meal here, but it doesn't feel fresh anymore, and the crispy exterior is gone.
The whole menu feels like every dish tastes good, but there are few dishes that are memorable, only one duck liver and abalone bone soup that I savored afterwards. The restaurant's advantage is that the basic taste is very solid, and the combination of different ingredients can accurately highlight the original taste of the main ingredients, just as the chef said, restoring the purest taste of the food itself.
The ingredients on the menu come from all over the world, which is a bit gimmicky, but some of the combinations are really far-fetched, such as sea urchin caviar, scallops, and pigeons. The snacks that come with it are completely superfluous.