So, off we headed to a Michelin starred vegetarian restaurant in the heart of Milan.
The food is whimsical, filling, and beautiful, but most of all quite delicious.
We opted for a tasting menu. Given the a la carte prices, the tasting menu seems like the best value for the large amount of money you are going to spend.
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antipasti included in the coperta, or cover charge you must eat with your fingers, and then use the water and lemon dish to clean your hands |
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another antipasti... potato and parsley with 'edible ground' the layers of flavors changed as you ate through the 'dirt' |
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'travel notes' warm fondue of parmesan cheese with artichokes and black cabbage four different sauces to eat with the dish |
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'inner landscape' broth of artichokes and turnip, properly cooked and lightly spicy, with Teff blinis |
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'divertissement, thinking about winter sun' lukewarm ravioli, filled with kidney beans and nuts, play of roasted vegetables, avocado, yuzu sauce and orange broth **second best course** |
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'rainforest' gelato of black licorice |
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'five minutes' terrine of chocolate and passion fruit, ricciarello biscuit, chocolate mousse with pumpkin mustard, Bavarois of chocolate and mixed berries |
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final bite I don't know what it was, and I don't want to eat it again. |
Reservations for Joia can be made online.
Our eight course tasting menu was 90 euro per person.
There is a cover charge, which included 3 additional courses and a glass of champagne. Flights of wine are available at three different price points.
The service was incredible, as was the whole experience. It's not something to do often, but for a nice evening out, it would be worth a try.
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