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There
could
not
have
been
a
much
better
way
to
get
my
2022
Michelin
Star
year
up
and
running
than
with
an
absolutely
fabulous
lunch
at
Da
Terra.
The
food
with
some
new
dishes
and
redesigned
old
ones
was
amazing
,
the
wine
pairings
from
sommelier
Maria
were
perfect
and
the
service
was
impeccable
as
always.
We’ve
had
the
pleasure
of
visiting
this
restaurant
from
the
beginning
three
years
ago
through
to
the
two
michelin
stars
they
have
now
but
I
would
have
to
say
that
this
visit
just
about
tops
them
all.
On
saturday
we
arrived
at
Bethnal
Green
station
and
took
the
short
walk
to
the
town
hall
where
you
will
find
Da
Terra.
A
warm
welcome
awaited
from
Jasmin
before
she
escorted
us
to
our
now
customary
Table
10.
Once
seated
over
came
manager
Charlie
for
a
nice
chat
and
to
offer
us
a
complimentary
glass
of
bubbles
to
welcome
us
back.
Now
to
the
menu
where
there
is
a
choice
of
three
tasting
menu’s
to
which
we
opted
for
the
long
ten
course.
We
started
things
of
with
the
fabulous
and
refreshing
amuse
bouche
called
the
Caipirinha
based
on
the
brazilian
cocktail.
This
led
us
to
a
selection
of
snacks
that
were
simply
delicious.
A
Cod
Croquette
,
Beef
Tacos
,
Taleggio
Doughnut
and
a
fabulous
New
Scallop
Cup.
Before
we
moved
onto
our
first
course
it
was
time
to
select
some
wine
to
pair
with
the
menu
and
I
have
to
say
that
sommelier
Maria
came
up
with
an
absolute
beauty.
The
Robert
Sinskey
2016
Pinot
Noir
from
the
Napa
Valley
in
California
was
light
and
fruity
and
just
a
sublime
pairing.
So
now
to
start
the
menu
of
we
enjoyed
a
stunning
Arctic
Char
with
houghton
springs
,
courgette
&
tucupi.
This
was
followed
by
the
Custard
with
mussel
,
sake
kasu
,
trout
roe
,
seaweed
and
accompanied
with
sea
lettuce
crackers
that
was
easily
one
of
the
best
dishes
I’ve
eaten
at
Da
Terra.
Next
to
arrive
was
the
famous
Chicken
which
had
been
revamped
and
personally
I
thought
it
was
the
best
version
to
date.
It
came
with
wings
,
liver
,
feet
,
egg
yolk
&
onion.
Now
it
was
time
for
the
Bread
course
featuring
sourdough
along
with
bone
marrow
and
three
types
of
butter.
This
led
us
to
the
Moqueca
a
fantastic
brazilian
fish
stew
with
wild
turbot
,
palm
heart
&
farofa
and
accompanied
with
chillies
to
just
add
a
little
heat
to
the
dish.
We
now
moved
to
the
meat
dishes
which
started
with
the
fabulous
Raviolo
of
duck
,
whey
,
watercress
and
smoked
duck
charcuterie.
Then
it
was
time
for
the
Hereford
Short
Rib
with
crosnes
,
cassava
,
chimichurri
and
heavenly
veal
sweetbread
salad.
These
were
just
another
two
superlative
dishes
to
add
to
what
we’d
enjoyed
throughout
our
lunch.
Next
to
arrive
was
the
cheese
course
called
Romeo
and
Juliette
with
a
goat’s
cheese
topped
with
a
guava
gel
and
a
fennel
cracker.
This
led
us
to
the
Baba
with
cahaca
,
pistachio
and
kaluga
before
finishing
with
the
dessert
of
Yorkshire
Forced
Rhubarb
with
coconut
and
twenty
five
year
old
balsamic.
I
have
to
say
the
addition
of
coconut
really
enhanced
this
dessert
to
the
next
level.
We
finished
with
coffee
,
petit
fours
and
a
digestive
from
their
drinks
trolley
to
bring
to
end
another
outstanding
visit
to
Da
Terra.
The
food
under
the
inspiration
of
Rafael
,
Mark
and
all
the
team
with
the
combination
of
new
and
revamped
dishes
was
simply
stunning.
The
wine
pairings
from
sommelier
Maria
were
a
absolute
delight
and
the
service
led
by
manager
Charlie
was
first
class.
A
visit
to
this
restaurant
really
is
a
must
especially
with
it’s
brazilian
influence
that
your
unlikely
to
experience
anywhere
else.
I
really
can’t
wait
to
plan
my
next
visit.
Thank
You
Rafael
,
Charlie
,
Mark
,
Maria
and
all
the
team
for
a
truly
fabulous
dining
experience
and
look
forward
to
seeing
you
all
again
soon.
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