This morning, we woke up late, had a small breakfast at our hotel, and then came to the Kensington Gardens. |
A small garden and fountains next to the palace. I guess many colorful flowers bloom during the spring - summer time. |
We spent quite some time in the gardens, then walked to the Notting Hill area. |
The reason we came here is to have lunch at Ludbery, a restaurant with Michelin 2 stars. I read excellent reviews of this restaurant, and was looking forward to visiting here very much. |
The amuse bouche was the goie gras parfait. Very creamy and rich. |
My husband ordered a glass of white wine, but I forgot what kind of wine it was... |
We were offered three different kinds of bread - sour dough, malt, and rolls with onions and bacon. |
This butter was very rich and good. |
The soup had a very delicate yet complex taste. The boudine was surprisingly very airy and soft. |
My first course was the chantilly of Colchester oysters with a tartare of scallop and oyster, horseradish and dill. |
For dessert, I chose the selection of sorbets. From the left, pear, apricot, and peach sorbets. This was OK. |
My husband went for the mille feuille of Ewes milk yogurt, rhubarb and clementine leaf. |
Between the puffy pastry were the yogurt and rhubarb. It was a bit sour - I preferred sweet castard instead of yogurt. |
With our after-meal coffee, a small antique tin box was brought to our table. |
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