Before I digress any further, let me say the food was outstanding! The decor inside reminds me of an old diner in northern Michigan - naugahyde upholstery, floral patterns from the 70s, etc... - but the cuisine was unexpectedly good.
I used to feel really uncomfortable taking pictures of food, but now I like that it gives me an extra moment or two to appreciate the plating. I also like it because I can go back after the meal and savor the pictures all over again.
Without further ado, check out our anniversary meal. Two years of marriage are best celebrated with a delicious Japanese steak, if you were wondering.
Prosciutto, shrimp on a buttery lemon slice, quiche, and a seafood (?) roll with mint leaf |
Pumpkin (actually squash) and corn soup with croutons and decorative cream swirl |
Wedge of bread with flaky top and a bacon cheddar roll |
Spring salad with peeled tomato, smoked salmon, and a lemon wedge alongside mixed veggies in a gelatin mold. |
Shrimp croquette in phyllo dough diamond with a rich white sauce |
Best steak of my life. Medium rare. |
Top: Cake with unexpected fresh peach slices in the frosting. Bottom: Melon sorbet, halved fig, sesame ice cream |
The experience also made me extra thankful that we don't have any food sensitivities. We ordered from the fixed price menu and simply hoped that we would like everything offered to us. Luckily, we did!
With food as attractive as this, definitely take pictures! Some of us will never see food so colorful and nicely arranged. Glad to hear it was also tasty.
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