5/5 Michel F. 2 years ago on Google
A
MUST
TRY
This
is
my
first
trip
for
business
in
Debrecen.
I'm
a
french
native,
but
I
come
from
the
US.
I
would
say
I
am
fairly
well
versed
in
high-end
cuisine
from
Western
Europe,
parts
of
Asia,
as
well
as
Southern
United
States.
I
consider
myself
a
foodie.
Immediately
this
restaurant
impresses.
Very
clean
inside,
impeccable
service.
You
feel
that
your
experience
will
be
great,
with
local
products
and
a
great
chef.
A
mix.of
traditional
and
modern.
Staying
at
a
nearby
hotel,
i
came
to
this
restaurant
twice
in
2
days.
First
night
was
with
a
local
colleague,
also
a
foodie,
who
recommended
it.
Second
time
was
with
my
Manager,
she
is
from
the
Netherlands,
and
knows
good
food.
You
were
not
going
to
fool
anyone
of
us.
On
my
first
dinner,
i
enjoyed
a
soup
mixing
the
sweet
and
savory
flavors
of
carrots,
oranges
and
curry.
A
must
try
if
you
like
to
start
with
soup
like
I
do.
Then,
i
followed
with
a
veal
cheeks
dish,
served
with
a
side
of
what
I
like
to
call
"Mac
and
cheese",
but
is
actually
so
much
better
than
the
American
dish.
The
cheeks
melt
in
you
mouth.
This
is
refined
comfort
food.
Being
my
first
night,
i
stopped
there,
well
fed,
but
not
overly
stuffed
The
second
night,
we
indulged
a
little
more.
We
shared
a
seared
foie
gras
appetizer
with
a
combination
of
apricots
and
apricot
ice
cream
as
well
as
black
pudding
and
probably
a
wine
reduction
of
some
sort,
served
with
mini
brioche
toasts.
The
mix
of
fatty,
salty
and
sweet
was
once
again
a
winner.
Truly
unique.
If
you
are
an
American
and
only
know
of
foie
gras
served
States
side,
you
don't
know
jack
and
you
need
to
try
this.
My
second
dinner
entrée
was
a
local
pork
dish
recommended
by
my
Hungarian
colleague
the
night
before.
It's
apparently
a
breed
of
pork
with
fur
that
leads
to
a
rich,moist
meat.
I
confirm
that
it
was
very
tasty,
with
excellent
potato
croquettes,
pea
puree
and
some
other
goodies.
Finally
the
pistachio
dessert
was
a
great
conclusion
to
my
meal.
A
great
place,
must
try...
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