been here twice: the foods presentation and service are all top notch. would gladly go back when it opens back up
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Aug 19th, 2005 12:02 PM #1
Thanks for looking at the food pics
Thanks for looking but only 750 votes and some negativity i think we can safely say this is a fast food place.
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Aug 19th, 2005 12:20 PM #3
The presentation looks more than fine for a meal under $20....
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great im salivating now.
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Aug 19th, 2005 12:34 PM #5
Don't really like the presentation on the last plate (is that a piece of sirloin?)
Don't mind to threadjack...but is one of the dishes fois gras? Where can one obtain fois gras in Toronto? St. Lawrence doesn't have any.
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Aug 19th, 2005 01:05 PM #6
What part of its not the final presentation don't you understand?
when you are in a kitchen with hungry people waiting to eat you think they give you time to take photos?
The last thing people want to see, a guy with a camera when there is work to be done.
This is taken when we are passing the plates around for the various stations kimosabe.
While you may not like it and not everyone will it is planned and supervised by award winning Chefs and people who know what they are doing and who live and enjoy what they do.
Nothing but the best leaves that Kitchen.
Foie Gras while is not illegal to be served in restaurants is illegal to be sold in stores in Toronto at least because of the method and so forth so what you find usually is a substitute for it, mind you in my opinion they all taste the same especaially when add champagne and so on to it.
This you see here is the real deal.Last edited by trini; Aug 19th, 2005 at 01:30 PM.
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Aug 19th, 2005 01:11 PM #7Calm down man I know it's not the final presentation...but I still don't like it because the food seems all over the place. Unless the final form has no resemblence to it whatsoever I probably still won't like it. Didn't mean for it to be offensive..sheesh.
Originally Posted by trini
I thought so...I was wondering why you can only buy it in Quebec (or so I was told).Foie Gras while is not illegal to be served in restaurants is illegal to be sold in stores in Toronto at least because of the method and so forth so what you find usually is a substitute for it, mind you in my opinion they all taste the same especaially when add champagne and so on to it.
This you see here is the real deal.
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Aug 19th, 2005 01:14 PM #8
I didn't even know what Foie Gras was until I read it up.
http://www.hsus.org/farm_animals/fac...foie_gras.html
n 1992, the HSUS sent a veterinarian to investigate a New York State foie gras producer, which resulted in a police raid and cruelty charges against the farm. Necropsies taken of the dead birds revealed many painful conditions: The force-fed birds had chronic heart disorders; ruptured liver cell membranes; cirrhosis; traumatic esophagitis; and lesions in their gizzards and intestines. Dead birds were found with food filling their esophagi and spilling out of their nostrils.
Sounds barbaric.
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Aug 19th, 2005 01:16 PM #9It is...and IMHO it doesn't taste that great either. But I just wanted to know; my parents wanted buy fois gras one time and couldn't find any.
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Aug 19th, 2005 01:41 PM #10
don't catch them after they get their marks back, they might be so upset that they spit in your food lol
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Aug 19th, 2005 02:17 PM #11
Marks are posted when you finish this particular session just so you know.
Furthermore we dont permit that sort of Low Life behaviour of spitting in peoples food its better to spit in your face and get it over with.
Eyes are always on you as well.
Restaurant is closed for renovations until 2nd week in Sept i forgot to mention that.
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Aug 19th, 2005 05:03 PM #13
wow, trini needs to calm down
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Aug 19th, 2005 05:20 PM #14
i'd give this a try, how reasonable are the prices?
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Aug 19th, 2005 09:37 PM #15
Gotta agree with felixdd that the presentation is still lacking some refinement (although it was mentioned by the poster that this is not the final product). I've eaten at many fine restaurants around the world, including the CIA (Greystone) at Napa Valley and presentation is key.
There also seems to be a frequent use of what looks to be chinese bok choy in a lot of the dishes... is there some asian fusion influence in these chefs?
On a side note, is that real truffles that I see on top of the fois gras? If so, it'll be hard to believe that you can get it for a $20 meal, especially with pieces sliced so thick.
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