W TAIPEI
10 ZhongXiao E. Rd, Sec. 5, 31 FL
Reservation line (02) 7708-8887
MRT: Taipei City Hall
$$$ (NT$2000/person)
If you've ever wanted to hear sweet nothings mummured in French with some live trumpeting and DJ'ing, then check out Brahms and Co at the W Taipei, with special set fusion menus offered at Yen. I got the chance to check it out and enjoyed the tasting, ambiance and the company. Dress up, put on the sparkly heels and feel like a part of the cool kids.
Yen appetizer combo- boxer chicken, crispy soft shell crab and otah scallop |
baked snowfish, leatherwood honey soy dressing |
I really dug the presentation of the grilled Kurobata pork and the sweet and spicy mix of the Thai chili sauce. I wanted to sneak the sauce and the adorable mini ceramic crock pot home. I was surprised that this type of food was coming out of Yen, and I was told that the chef was originally from Singapore and I could definitely taste the subtle expertise.
grilled kurobata pork, jaew dipping sauce and glutinous rice |
The slight awkwardness of the plating of the dessert made me giggle, with the non edible chocolate clef pushing all the mousses to the side, but I got over it once I tasted the bite sized Guanaja chocolate and passionfruit, white chocolate and raspberry desserts. I'm usually not a fan of mousses, but these had the firmer texture like flavored cheesecakes.
2 comments:
i recently attended an event @ the W and also enjoyed the baked snowfish...creative usage of the egg whites~ *wish* i found your site sooner!
la donna: thanks!! we picked the same set! hope you can comment on your other favorite eats
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