5/5 Hazel D. 1 year ago on Google • 90 reviews
First
time
here
and
what
an
amazing
experience.
The
service
was
absolutely
wonderful.
Elizabeth
was
a
delight.
She
checked
on
us
regularly
and
made
sure
every
dish
came
out
to
our
liking.
I'm
not
a
huge
fan
of
alcohol,
but
I
do
occasionally
like
a
very
light
and
refreshing
libation.
When
I
asked
regarding
drinks
that
would
be
low
in
alcohol
and
refreshing
to
the
taste,
she
made
sure
to
have
the
bartender
whip
up
something
close
to
what
I
was
looking
for.
I
ended
up
with
a
pineapple
coconut
passion
fruit
concoction
with
just
the
right
amount
of
rum
where
I
could
feel
it,
but
not
taste
it.
Her
level
of
attention
immediately
jump-started
our
evening
on
a
high
note
and
it
only
kept
getting
better.
My
husband
and
I
ordered
the
Hokkaido
milk
bread
and
butter
and
it
was
heavenly.
The
bread
was
crispy
on
the
outside,
warm
and
fluffy
on
the
inside,
and
a
creamy
taste.
The
butter
accompanying
the
bread
was
rich
and
creamy
and
had
a
sweetness
to
it
that
complimented
the
creaminess
of
the
bread.
We
then
ordered
the
slow-roasted
Japanese
yam,
which
was
beautiful
in
flavors
and
in
plating.
Yams
are
incredible
on
their
own,
but
the
brown
butter
soy
lime
emulsion
had
a
sharp
refreshing
flavor
that
balanced
out
the
heavy
starchiness
of
the
yams.
The
gai-lan
were
tender
and
salted
perfectly
and
added
a
bit
of
crunch
for
texture.
Beautiful.
For
entrees,
my
husband
ordered
the
mozzazo
rigatoni.
The
menu
described
it
as
"if
cacio
di
pepe
and
carbonara
had
a
baby,"
and
let
me
tell
you,
that
baby
was
absolutely
divine.
It's
probably
the
best
pasta
I've
had
in
years.
The
creamy
pasta
was
bursting
with
flavors
and
spices
that
just
worked
amazing
together.
For
my
own
entree,
I
ordered
the
wagyu
skirt
steak
lomo
soltado.
Now,
my
husband
and
I
frequent
a
few
Peruvian
restaurants.
Detention's
lomo
soltado
just
blew
every
single
other
one
we've
tried
out
of
the
water.
The
wagyu
was
cooked
perfectly
medium
and
the
level
of
heat
was
perfect.
I
enjoy
spicy
food,
but
I
also
like
to
enjoy
my
food,
so
I
don't
like
the
spiciness
to
affect
the
taste
of
my
food.
They
got
that
balance
just
right
for
me.
My
husband
and
I
got
our
own
entrees,
but
we
split
them
half
and
half
and
neither
of
us
could
decide
which
we
liked
better.
They
were
both
amazing
but
their
flavors
were
so
wildly
different
we
just
loved
them
for
what
they
were.
And
then
there
was
the
sticky
toffee
pudding.
Holy
toffee-loving
heck.
I
have
not
put
something
that
delicious
in
my
mouth
since
my
MIL
took
me
to
Addison's
for
my
birthday.
My
mind
was
blown.
The
pudding
itself
was
not
sweet
at
all
allowing
for
the
toffee
sauce
to
shine
without
overpowering
the
sweetness.
The
whipped
cream
they
served
with
it
was
salted.
SALTED!!
So
you
get
a
salty-sweet
flavor
when
you
top
your
bite
with
whipped
cream.
The
way
they
balanced
the
flavors
in
this
one
dessert
was
absolutely
genius.
You
have
a
dense,
spiced
cake
with
minimal
sweetness,
a
beautiful
toffee
sauce
full
of
delicious
flavor,
and
a
bit
of
saltiness
to
cut
the
sweetness
when
it
gets
too
intense.
Overall,
the
experience
was
perfect.
Excellent
service
and
the
atmosphere
was
great!
I'm
so
glad
they
do
not
crank
their
music
up
so
you
can't
hear
each
other.
That
seems
to
be
a
trend,
but
the
music
here
was
loud
enough
to
hear,
but
not
to
overpower
conversations.
This
place
really
checked
every
single
box
for
service,
food,
and
atmosphere.
We
will
definitely
need
to
come
back
here
again.
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