Sunday, March 11, 2012

Le Normandie

Good evening everyone, 

So, this is one of the finest French restaurants in town with a spectacular view over Chao Phraya river of Bangkok. But what happened in the plates kept me away from the view. 


amuse bouche

seared foie gras


roasted frog legs, garden greens mousseline, crispy squids


salmon variations, tartare, confit, mousseline, parsley jus


braised pork fillet in aromatic herbs, preserved belly, Coco de Paimpol beans


roasted duck breast, orange and carrot purée, Mandarine Napoléon pan-jus




fresh and matured French farmhouse cheese plate Philippe Olivier


Isn't it exuberant? I was amazed by the presentation and service, as usual. Their new Mexican chef had obviously brought a personal touch to the plating. I was somehow overwhelmed by all the flavors that my simple sense of taste received at one bite. Not to the extent of what I experienced with molecular cuisine though. 
I always believe there is a connection between cuisine and fashion. Like, nice prints can be in full bloom in a simple piece and solid fabric work wonderfully with more complicated patterns. 
But I am always taken by surprise and I love it!

Have a great week ahead!

Love and moonlight,
xxx
Hang

5 comments:

❤AdamAlexMommy❤ said...

the food looks absolutely delish! these are dishes of art. :)

xoxo
jasmine

sacramento said...

Wonderful photogrphs, my dear, dear Hang.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I know that they come straight from you heart.
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Victoria said...

I love this post so much! I can totally see the conection between food and art is amazing the way the decorate the plates and balance the flavours! you are so lucky !xx

TRAN Thu Hang said...

Yes! Fashion and food are my passion ^_^
Cheers
xxx
Hang

Fashion Tales.... said...

I love fine foods and especially great cheeses. Works of art these meals are. Great images!