Mangerie de Kersentuin

Frommer's Review

All cherry red and gleaming brass, the "Cherry Orchard" has floor-to-ceiling windows looking onto the residential street outside and partly screened interior windows looking into the glimmering kitchen inside. Attention to detail (think Christofle silver-plated flatware) has made this restaurant a mecca for visiting stars. From nouvelle cuisine and a strictly French approach, Mangerie has progressed to its own unique culinary concept, based on a French foundation with Mediterranean influences. The menu changes every 2 months, but these samples should give you some idea of what to expect: lamb filet prepared in goose fat with creamy salsify and coriander-scented vanilla sauce; and sea bass sautéed with peppers, garlic, sea salt, and sesame seeds, served on stir-fried bok choy and tofu, with lemon-grass butter.

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