The Perfect Dessert

Every time you hear that a restaurant is owned by the chef himself, you can be sure to expect pretty high standards of cuisine. However, knowing that Oeij Yuan is owned, food-loving entrepreneur who started the dining private Business chef â € € œChef for Hire, the expectations that people will definitely anchored well above the bar. Since opening just makes few months, in November 2006, Brown, Sugar has grown to attract a steady audience of casual dining, but also gained popularity as a destination for hosting elegant dinners that have left many talking long after your meal.

• Carefully hidden from the prying eyes of the people of River Valley, Brown Sugar is a picturesque little food place that seems somewhat out of place amid the clubhouse Stardust. However, the passage through frosted glass doors in a room at the muted ambient light emitted through a simple furnishings, and diners will be established right at home. Following the theme of its name, the restaurant is dressed in brown capuchin soft cushion seats that the line of walls of mirrors, along with pictures of cream and a subtle trace of flowers on white walls pristine. With a friendly and informal atmosphere, is effortless to simply relax in the inviting interiors.

• One thing to the note on Yuan restaurant is that every dish that leaves very fresh tasting, with abundance in the healthy ingredients like fruits and vegetables to fathom the tastes of Europeans dishes.

  Although many restaurants can have their choice of salads, signature of this restaurant is the care of layers deconstructed apple salad, nuts, brie cheese sprinkled on a sour apple balsamic ($ 13). Instead of mixing everything up, the technique of this salad to serve more diners to taste a variety of tastes that changes with each layer, which was an interesting attempt, although not as spectacular as I expected. However, the salad of grilled squid ($ 13) that wine served over a bed of arugula, olives, oranges and Mediterranean vinaigrette is definitely a good recommendation as well as alternatives to start your meal to off. Orange slices added a delicious taste of this appetizer, and complements the sweetness of the calamari and salad spices harmoniously. Those who must have their soup will be good for the porcini mushroom cappuccino ($ 10) which is a scent of truffle oil and deliciously bittersweet flavor.

  While the headlines were remarkable, not so much could be said of main courses that I think could use to adjust more. The dish of spinach stuffed chicken leg with spaghetti puttanesca ($ 19) was not well balanced in its flavors like chicken flavor was very subtle compared to the spaghetti ragweed. Similarly, the severed hand Wagyu burger ($ 28) was a disappointment, despite the mushrooms spicy glazed the top of your meat, offers some saving grace to this dish.

  As for desserts, Sugar Brown sure knows how to end it off with a sweet melody to put you back in their favor. You will not go wrong with Sticky date pudding ($ 12). Butterscotch soaked in brown sugar and aromatic blatantly crowned with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, the cake falls apart when you touch the tip of your tongue! Another selection commendable includes pear tart tartine ($ 12) that is paired with a generous spoonful of honey and ice cream Fig. With a light crust and spongy honey ENROBÉS poached pears, make sure your senses are numbed with pleasure after just a few bites of this delicious creation.

• Accessible and safe from everything that runs on Brown Sugar, the restaurant manager Mr. Pandian was accurate in his explanation of food served, and demonstrated the professionalism worthy of praise in his service. Guests may do well to ask any recommendations or assistance if they are unsure of what to order for your meal.

To pay a reasonable price for an environment so comfortable, it's nice to know that a restaurant like Brown Sugar exist. Along with pretty good food, it's almost effortless to feel a sense of positive inclination towards this restaurant. Although unpretentious adventure, some of its dishes do not show signs of requiring more adjustments to your taste. Maybe half a year to give a year ⠀ "which should have perfected their recipes then.

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