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Vis Naidoo -
6 months ago
After 37 years, Chef Daniel still wows patrons with his delightful bistronomy with such flair and energy. Ala carte menu during the week and a more relaxed weekend feel.
His Sunday lunch is a must, especially if you want to enjoy a lazy lunch out in the garden setting of his home- based eatery.
The 3 course meal is absolutely value for money!! I loved watching chef take you through each dish per course as he explains the components in detail, and then summarises the options before taking the order himself. Quite a novel way from the chef patron.
Expect Starter dishes like:
• Delish Bisque of fresh baby crab
• Fab pan fried two mushrooms with wine sauce, truffle juice and a pastry top
• Fresh mussels in coconut milk sauce with a touch of curry
• Pan fried chopped calamari on a bed of pasta with a prawn sauce
And Mains:
• Deboned, filled Monk fish in a lemony sauce
• North African style slow roasted Lamb neck on a bed of couscous
• Pork cheek with vegetables
• Oven cooked Beef short rib
• Pork fillet with a creamy mushroom sauce
Now for desserts:
• Belgian Dark Choc Mousse
• Amazingly smooth creme brûlée
• Cream of marscapone, meringue and fresh fruit
• Compote of Rhubarb, crushed meringue, vanilla cream and a crumble on top
• Delightful Cheesecake with a Belgian spekuloos base.
All the starters were winners with the mushroom dish being my fave.
The lamb neck was delectable and if you enjoy firm fish, try out the Monk fish.
All the desserts were yummy and glad I got to try them all. Deciding between the cheesecake and creme brûlée would be a challenge. Have both. ????
If you’re having a special occasion, speak to chef about his bespoke cakes. Our friends Black Forest cake was sublime.
Excellent service from Winnie and team.
Based in Lynwood Ridge, the drive from Joburg to Pretoria was so worth it for a delightful dining experience.
Highly recommended if you like simple fare done the original way.
Bravo chef Daniel and team ????????