A relaxing afternoon over looking the sunset and reading the last few chapters of "The Silkworm" by Robert Galbraith. After reading the first book "Cuckoo's Calling", it was a series I can't seem to put down. If you've read it too please let me know your thoughts! I've really been enjoying the mystery and crime stories by the author and now, I'm about to read the new one called "Career of Evil".
The Chef's Table Dinner at The Olympic on the Celebrity Millennium will have to be booked in advance due to the limited space. Since we were a party of 7, we were able to reserved a table ourselves and enjoyed the night away with the Food and Beverage Director on board. This is a dinner which you will have to pay extra, however, if you do have a special occasion, for dinner, I do recommend trying certain ones such as this.
First, with the flow of Rose Champagne while a staff opened the bottle with a knife like the old times. Yup, the whole top just came off and while that was happening, we enjoyed some canapes.
A tour of the kitchen with the head chef on board too! Brings back memories working in a kitchen.
Lemon Poached Lobster Medallion with Caviar Chive Sour Cream Sauce |
Venison Tartar with Tarragon Sauce and Blackberries |
This was an interesting on for me, I've never really been a massive fan of Beef Tartar to start off with but I think it's changed my mind since this dish. Thinking that it would be very gamey like when it's cooked, however, it gave off a sweeter taste instead and slightly more chewy than beef.
Fruits de Mer in Nori Served on Sweet Soy Beurre Blanc |
Cioppino Rustic Seafood Stew |
Green Apple Sorbet and Calvados |
Black Angus Filet Steak Grilled Polenta, Green Asparagus, Creamy Mushroom Sauce |
To end the evening with this dessert.
Chocolate Dome Surprise Coffee Creme Brulee with Raspberry Sauce |
It was definitely a very enjoyable evening with plenty of wine flow. Portion size was definitely something to look into for this event. Even the Food and Beverage Director struggled to finish his plate.
Ending the evening with a glass of port and food belly.

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