Showing posts with label creme brulee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creme brulee. Show all posts

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Another amazing dinner out at FRANKIE'S BRAGANZA in Chiswick

We went to Marco Pierre White's restaurant in Chiswick, FRANKIE'S BARAGANZA tonight.

I had halibut for main. I didn't know that the simple white fish could taste that good, probably the best halibut I ever had. The courgette fritter and spinach with chill we got for side were both really nice too.

And we moved on to our second main, I mean dessert...!
I had panna cotta with strawberry and Andy had creme brulee. The panna cotta was very smooth, rich and creamy. As it is already tasted beautiful, but when I had it with strawberry it was fresh and went down nicely straight into my stomach. Of course, I had a little taste (or a couple of big spoonful...) of Andy's creme brulee. Again, it was lovely. The crispy top and creamy bottom were simply one of the best dessert on earth.

So...now, two very satisfied monkeys are back to base with a big belly:)

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Thursday, January 13, 2011

Creme brulee

We went to Villandry in Chiswick with Catherine and Danny.

The food there was lovely. I had french onion soup for starter and Grilled portbello mushroom, aubergine and courgette with goat cheese.
And of course, to finish it off, creme brulee with rhubarb compote. Initially, the compote was bit bitter for me, but it was really nice when I had it with rich creme brulee.

I liked the atmosphere there too. I'd love to go back there at some point.

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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

La Trompette

Tim, Leah, Andy and I went for dinner at La Trompette, one of the best restaurants in Chiswick, London. After lovely appetisers and amazing main courses, we moved on to exciting desserts:)

I was so thrilled to try the desserts from a Michelin stared restaurant.

Tim had the sticky date pudding, Leah had the creme brulee, Andy had the pear and blackberry crumble, and I had the apple tart tatin.

Ooh, la la..., honestly..., they never let you down. They were so good! I can't tell which one was the bast though I really like my apple tart.

Of course, the meal and the service was excellent too! Everyone, this is how you get a star!

Thanks for the lovely evening to Tim and Leah;)

http://www.latrompette.co.uk/

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