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I reckon the best place I've ever eaten is the Pushkin restaurant in moscow, all the courses were amazing including a vegeterian menu https://cafe-pushkin.ru/en/#2. Where's the best place you've eaten?
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Last edited by VillaGuy; 20 December 2016, 12:09 AM. -
Turandot in Moscow isn't far behind if you don't mind palaciale settings and a classical pianist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtTYq_tFY9wLast edited by VillaGuy; 20 December 2016, 12:29 AM. -
I have eaten in hundreds of tip class restaurants but for me - partly because of the wine list and that fact that I have known the family since I was in nappies I will go for Le channel in Calais. http://www.restaurant-lechannel.com/en/Comment
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Looks nice, a very clean cut restaurant. Did it have interesting dishes or just a play on the norm?Comment
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It is a superb place. I have been to most of the top places in the UK and Europe and it is as good as any and a lot cheaper than Paul Bocuse!Originally Posted by VillaGuy View PostComment
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The french are probably the best known in the world at producing the best restaurants. I like to try out different regions too. The Mexican restaurants in the US are decent, so are the Brazilian beef steak houses with their peppers. But i gotta say Russian individual talent is superb, they have an array of chefs with specialised flavours like Caspian caviar to work from. They work with spices too, the whole repetoireOriginally Posted by ADR147 View PostComment
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The USA and Mexico don't really float my boat. Europe and Asia for me.Originally Posted by VillaGuy View PostComment
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I like mexican to a degree, I like the spice and tang to the dishes but they don't have the variety of Asian and European food. Have you been to the restaurants in Moscow I have mentioned? You should go, I reckon you'd love themOriginally Posted by ADR147 View PostComment
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Not yet been to Moscow, got a few friends there though!Originally Posted by VillaGuy View PostComment
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Well then you have every reason to go, the Turandot and Pushkin restaurants aside, it is an amazing city mate. The Red Square and the financial district are better than New York or any other city I've been to. If you can go to the old royal palacies, the one in St Petersburg makes Buckingham palace look like a council house, amazing buildings and that kind of revolt they had is easy to see. The royals there completely milked it.Originally Posted by ADR147 View PostLast edited by VillaGuy; 20 December 2016, 01:22 AM.Comment
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None of these places are KFC.Comment
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Peterhofs and the Winter palace are the most amazing sites you'll see. Peterhofs used the tides to power his huge/amazing building, long before hydroelectric has been used. Amazing buildings.Comment
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Thank god for that - i went to KFC once, felt ill for 3 days from salt and fat!Originally Posted by jonny66 View PostComment
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Goodmans , Maddox St . Just off Regent Street in Central London . Amazing Steak .Still trying to pot as many balls as i can !
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Mr Tangs in NYC. Amazing lobster with garlic sauce over rice. Fresh from the tank. Sushi and chilled/warmed saki is incredible in that city as well, nothing like the UK. For dim sum, forget London, Chung Ying in Brum is the place. The fat duck is also a special trip but obviously, very expensive.Originally Posted by VillaGuy View PostComment
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