Showing posts with label Miele. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miele. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 March 2014

Antonio's, Tagaytay, Philippines (Revisited)

 
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Tagaytay, this elegant restaurant is dedicated to
providing the best quality food, excellent service and perfect ambience. Many would agree with me that Antonio's is possibly one of the best restaurants in the Philippines. 


A flight of stairs leading down to the dining area.


Soak up the ambience while enjoying a delicious meal.



Pomelo juice
This, I would really recommend. 



Arugula Salad, Sun-Dried Tomato, Gorgonzola & Glazed Walnuts Drizzled with Balsamic Dressing


Roasted Red Capsicum Soup
It's got some lovely flavours in there.



Roasted Duck Breast infused w/ Truffle, Goji Berries, Seared Foiè Gras, Braised Red Cabbage


Minted Veal Cheeks & Goat Cheese Ravioli  with Creamed Tartufo



Seafood Sampler 
 Grilled Chilean Sea Bass Glazed with Balsamic on Potato Risotto, Prawn Thermidor, 
Pan Seared Scallops on Celleriac Mashed, Truffle Cream Sauce. 

Grilled Beef Fillet, Gratinated with Cepes - Morel Black Truffle, Mashed Potato



Antonio's Trio
Beef Fillet on Plancha with Black Pepper Sauce
Grilled Beef Fillet with Gratinated with Cepes- Morel Black Truffle and Gratin Potato
Honey Glazed Lambloin Gratinated with Goat's Cheese



 
Spicy Chocolate Ice Cream on Meringue Tartlette

Felchlin maracaibo chocolate terrine w/ double cream
& roasted pistachios


Tarragon Tea smells fantastic.
Chocolate Potato Chips with Mango Coulis, i'm not sure why 
but it sure tasted like commercially bought chips.  Quite disappointing though.

Panna Cotta Sampler



Dark Chocolate Souffle with Cardamom Creame Anglaise
This tasted divine!


Staff ironing the table cloth.


Antonio's
+63 (917) 899.2866 or +63 (918) 899.2866

Purok 138, Barangay Neogan, Tagaytay City, Batangas, Philippines

*Bookings Essential

Sunday, 31 March 2013

Antonio's- Tagaytay, Philippines

Traveling to the city of Tagaytay takes less than two hours from Manila by car. It is one of the most ideal places to unwind and relax, enjoy the cool weather, experience local cuisine or just absorb the wonderful sights of this beautiful city. 


The famous Taal Volcano



Bananas are sold very cheap in Tagaytay.

Situated in the rolling hills of Tagaytay, Antonio's is hailed as one of the best fine dining restaurants in the Philippines and is the only restaurant that has consistently been ranked Top 20 in the Miele Guide.
Chef-owner Tony Boy Escalante studied in Regency Park Institute of TAFE in Adelaide, Australia then returned to Philippines to open Antonio's in 2002. They grow most of their livestock and produce and  provide some to other finer restaurants in Manila as well. This elegant restaurant housed on a beautiful one-hectare property is a must-try for foodies, it only takes one bite to know it is good! Antonio's is more than just a restaurant, it's an experience in itself.




Antonio's Organic Mesclun Salad, Bleu d'Auvegne Crumbled, Glazed Walnuts, Dried Currants and Cranberries with Raspberry Vinaigrette, Drizzled with Basil Oil
with Pan Seared Foie Gras



Soup of the Day



Crispy Deboned Lamb Ribs on Garlic Egg Noodles with Hoisin Sauce



Seafood Sampler
Steamed Chilean Sea Bass with Gratin Potato, Fish Caper Veloute, Prawns Thermidor, Pan Seared Scallops on Celleriac Mashed, Truffle Cream Sauce



Antonio's Trio
Beef Fillet on Plancha with Black Pepper Sauce
Grilled Beef Fillet with Gratinated with Cepes- Morel Black Truffle and Gratin Potato
Honey Glazed Lambloin Gratinated with Goat's Cheese



Pomery Rubbed Roasted Rack of Lamb with Cardamon Beurre Blanc, Polenta Gnocchi Potato




Dark Chocolate Soufflé w/ Cardamom Crème Anglaise



Dark Chocolate Soufflé w/ Cardamom Crème Anglaise







Antonio's
+63 (917) 899.2866 or
+63 (918) 899.2866
Purok 138, Barangay Neogan, Tagaytay City, Batangas, Philippines





Tuesday, 19 March 2013

Gunther's Modern French Cuisine, Singapore

Despite being a small country, Singapore has unlimited choices of where to eat. From street food to fine dining, you will be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of succulent dining options.


The vibrant colours of colonial houses jump out.



Jamon
Gunther's is one of Singapore's most highly respected restaurants. My family and I love to eat particularly fine dining restaurants of this standard around the world.
Our overall experience at Gunther's was fantastic.
It's got a lovely romantic ambience, food was wonderful and service was friendly. My 8 year old son was very impressed he couldn't stop talking about it.




The fresh specials brought to us on tray were Alaskan King Crab, Maine Lobster, Norwegian Scallop and Sea Cucumber



Bamboo Clam Mariniere-Style



Glazed Ravioli Foie Gras



Carpaccio of Scallop, Olive Oil and Seasonal Garnish Topped with Truffles



Gunther's Creation, Pasta with Tiger Prawns



Grilled Striploin, Bearnaise Sauce



Raspberry Panacotta



Petits Fours- Canele-Mignardise
The canele was crunchy on the outside yet soft on the inside. It was lovely.



The legendary Raffles Hotel is one of the few remaining Grand Hotels in Asia. The hotel has a nice old colonial charm and style to it and everything feels British India. I absolutely love it!



Gunther's

36 Purvis Street,
#01-03, Singapore 188613

 (65) 6338 8955