Joan Roca made sure to make full use of the King prawn (I am often frustrated when other establishments have failed to serve the whole crustacean) served charcoal grilled with king prawn sand, ink rocks, fried legs, head juice and king prawn essence. Admittedly, this did not come anywhere near the prawns I had at Asador Etxebarri but I did enjoy the extremely intense and rich essence made from the brain and the smokey flesh of the prawn. My favourite bit, however, was the crispy fried head and legs. Crunchy.
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Fenrisulven 8 year s ago
No point going there when being hungry...
This is a restaurant for a small group of people with deep wallets and fancy taste.
This is a restaurant for a small group of people with deep wallets and fancy taste.
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meukr 8 year s ago
you're right about not going there if you're hungry..but you doesn't necessarily have to be loaded for fancy taste. actually, i know quite a few places that serves similar food for a reasonable [email protected] it's not..i've been a chef all my life and i can tell how hard it is to simply come up with an new idea and how fucking hard it is to actually make what you've been thinking of..do you have any idea of how much time the chef had to spend at work to realise these dishes?...A LOT!! ( we barely have a life.it's no easy job)...that kind of cuisine is about experiences,discovering new tastes and opening your mind to other cultures...
This is a restaurant for a small group of people with deep wallets and fancy taste.