2 Michelin star HAND DIVED NORWEGIAN SCALLOPS at Louis restaurant in Germany
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, chef Sebastian Sandor prepares scallops, dived by hand in Norway, at his 2 Michelin star restaurant Louis in Saarlouis (Germany). Discover the full article via www.wbpstars.com/restaurant/louis-restaurant.
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Love scallop dishes. This looks great
Incredible dish
I'm a little reluctant to say much about this as today is April 1. However, it's a given that once a chef starts using tweezers up goes the prices!
agreed, handdived scallops tho arent the lowest part of the shelve.
but sure, little lot of compounds, doesnt help with the price...thats kinda what makes fine dining unattractive, u get like 20 dishes and what not. need a lot of staff to deal with that...
For me very much ok, to get four great plates, and bueno.
Uni and scallop makes a good pair but this dish didn't really highlight the scallop and Uni, seems like pumpkin is the main component here which i think is cool but in this application maybe I'd have gone without the scallop, all the components and colors kinda blend into each other, the other dishes i saw from them were also pretty lackluster, I'm a chef as well also with Michelin star experience... I'm not just trying to be a dick but it seems like these chefs are trying to play around too much with Japanese flavors and not in a harmonious way