5/5 Andrew G. 1 year ago on Google
Serevene
was
a
jewel
of
a
discovery.
We
stayed
at
hotel
for
a
night
and
stayed
on-site
for
dinner.
What
a
menu.
It's
filled
with
eclectic
interpretations
of
classic
French
and
Japanese
cuisine
fused
together
by
award
winning
chef,
Pawan
Pinisetti.
We
feasted
on
six
courses;
Beef
Tartare,
Oraking
Sashimi,
Roasted
Carrots,
Duck
a
L
'Orange,
Fois
Gras
Hot
Pocket
and
creme
brulee
made
with
rendered
fois
gras
fat.
Each
dish
was
expertly
prepared;
from
our
seat,
we
could
see
dishes
at
they
were
finished.
Each
member
of
the
team
had
an
important
role
in
execution
and
their
skill
showed
with
every
action.
Beautifully
arranged
food,
each
dish
with
great
detail
for
every
ingredient
and
how
it
was
applied.
The
Beef
Tartare
was
prepared
tableside
by
our
server.
It
was
served
with
filet
mignon
sourced
by
Creekstone
Farms
in
Arkansas
City,
KS,
which
happens
to
be
only
about
an
hour
away
from
where
I
live.
The
tartare
was
fresh
tasting
and
when
combined
with
separated
and
grated
egg
yolk,
chives,
red
onions
and
huge
caperberries,
it
was
an
excellent
balance
of
creaminess
and
acidity.
Served
with
baked
Lays
(i
know,
odd,
but
oddly
delicious),
this
was
my
favorite
dish
of
all.
Duck
a
L'Orange
was
uniquely
prepared
with
orange
flavoring
done
three
ways.
The
Fois
Gras
Hot
Pocket
was
extremely
odd
and
almost
dessert-like.
Chocolate
and
Marshmallow
in
a
brioche
pastry,
served
with
a
small
piece
of
fois
gras
over
top.
Choose
as
much
or
as
little
as
you
like
with
each
bite.
A
very
fun
way
to
enjoy
sweet
and
savory
in
one
bite.
Roasted
carrots
were
a
much
needed
veggie
for
our
heavy
meal
made
of
small
plates.
The
honey
sweetened
up
the
dish
and
it
was
devoured.
Oraking
Sashimi
(salmon)
was
recommended
by
our
waiter.
It
was
super
simple;
fresh
and
odorless
fish
with
a
mild
flavor
and
super
smooth
texture.
Served
with
soy
balsamic
sauce
bubbles
that
burst
like
fish
roe.
Delightful.
The
creme
brulee
was
out
of
this
world.
Undertones
of
Fois
Gras
in
each
bite,
but
the
sweet
and
creamy
cream
you
expect
in
a
vanilla
brulee
was
not
missing.
It's
just
weird
and
wonderful.
Try
it.
I've
never
seen
fois
gras
in
a
dessert
menu
before.
I
can't
recommend
the
restaurant
enough.
If
you
wish
to
dine
and
drink
with
your
meal,
there's
an
extensive
menu
of
fine
wines
and
cocktails.
There's
so
much
to
enjoy,
and
I
am
ready
to
go
back
to
try
more.