Monday, June 23, 2008

Aubergine Restaurant and Patisserie

It was Friday night past 9pm, we have made no reservation and don't know where to go... Tada! come up with  Aubergine(good thing they were able to accommodate us that time).  Aubergine reads aw.ber.jeen is a French name of eggplant.

Aubergine serves sophisticated cuisines in a very warm and inviting  atmosphere. Interiors are modern and stylish with a floor-to-ceiling wine cellar that divides the bar and the patisserie shop that added to its elegant ambiance; staff were efficient and courteous throughout the meal,very very  professional...

Our meal started off with complimentary bread served with butter and mashed eggplant filling followed by a  tuna appetizer(2nd pix),compliments of  the chef. 
For appetizer we ordered for strange but delicious  melted french brie(1st one in pix below). P390- It is served on grilled watermelon, topped with watercress salad tossed in raspberry dressing, walnut oil and chinese truffles. 
Soup- I had wild mushroom froth with truffle espuma.P260 which is very very tasty and mushroomy, just the way i like;while others had king prawn bisque with souffled seafood canneloni (3rd pix from left).P290 -  I personally dislike the richness of bisque here... too rich!

Our main course 2nd row from left to right: Pan fried Norwegian salmon.P760; Trio of meat of poultry. P1180; Baked Pesto  & horseradish crusted Lapu-Lapu fillet.P660; Roasted wagyu beef tri tip(my food).P980. - Everything we order were cooked and presented to perfection plus the bottle of merlot from chile that complimented well in our food.

For dessert we have have the chocolate cake fondue  which is choco-luscious in every way. And oh they gave us complimentary dessert too,  composed of macaroons and chocolates....

It cost a lot, but experienced was nevertheless wonderful, I was impressed, they are too :D

So far it is my restaurant of the year. 

That's all!

Aubergine Restaurant and Patisserie
32nd and 5th Building, 5th Avenue cor. 32nd Street 
Fort Bonifacio 1634 Taguig, Philippines
(632)-856-9888

12 comments:

Calv said...

gasp!! 980!! san bang pinakamurang wagyu na nakainan mo.

ALiNe said...

Pinoy websurfer- hmmmm I think yung malcolms place kaso iba luto ng wagyu :D http://alineang.blogspot.com/2008/05/malcolms.html

Anonymous said...

So far, best resto for me as well - warm ambiance, great service, superb food and syempre great company :-)

Cheers!

ALiNe said...

Mao- True! *clapclap*

The Dork One said...

god! looking at these make me in painful craving! it's not funny

ALiNe said...

leviuqse- And I can imagine the painful craving part ;p

towr said...

rrrr! that's expensive!

pero depende pa rin yan kung sino date ko or kasama ko, but for normal food trip... as i said before, that is expensive. lol

ALiNe said...

towr- For special occasion lang talaga as in!

Anonymous said...

"restaurant OF the year" for you. "restaurant FOR the year" for me. after spending so much. once nalang ako maka-restaurant for the whole year. hahaha!

ALiNe said...

Rey... hahah! Kulit :p

Anonymous said...

mahal diyan + so-so food lang. pass na iyan.

Anonymous said...

they have superb and world class presentation of food, kind of affordable price, service was excellent specially the captain waiter perry and john who handle our dinner..

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