5/5 Wanida K. 1 year ago on Google
This
was
my
first
Michelin
star
experience
in
Ireland
and
we
had
seats
at
the
counter,
so
I
was
really
excited!
The
food
was
very
good
and
reminiscent
of
my
experience
in
Japan.
I
particularly
enjoyed
the
sushi
and
sashimi,
because
it’s
so
hard
to
come
by
quality
ones
in
Ireland.
Other
highlights
would
be
the
langoustine
jelly,
braised
octopus,
grilled
lamb
and
sweetbread
(I’m
quite
adverse
to
lamb
usually,
but
went
beautifully
with
the
foam
made
from
yogurt)
and
the
rice
dish
with
sardine
(which
was
done
like
eel).
I
enjoyed
the
steam
egg
though
none
of
my
friends
did.
The
daifuku
was
also
less
chewy
than
I
expected.
Though
the
portions
looked
small,
we
were
thoroughly
stuffed
by
the
end
of
the
meal.
Great
value
for
innovative
dishes
(we
paid
135
euros).
There’s
a
good
selection
of
sake!
Sitting
at
the
counter
(15
euros
more
than
table
seating)
is
also
recommended
as
you
can
interact
with
the
chef.
He
is
quite
shy
and
takes
time
to
warm
up,
but
good
insights
when
he
does.
He
also
did
disappear
towards
the
end
of
the
dinner
as
mentioned
in
a
previous
review,
which
can
come
across
a
little
awkward.
The
service
of
the
staff
was
a
tad
standoff-ish
at
times,
which
may
be
normal
in
a
Michelin
restaurant,
or
maybe
she
was
just
annoyed
with
us
for
outstaying
our
welcome
as
they
had
fixed
seating
times.
My
friend
also
thought
the
scent
of
the
handwash
was
a
tad
too
strong,
and
that
interfered
slightly
with
her
enjoyment
of
the
food.
We
would
still
definitely
recommend
this
and
we’ll
surely
be
back
for
more.
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