Showing posts with label duck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label duck. Show all posts

Friday, 7 October 2016

DINNER WITH THE VIEW๐Ÿ˜

To celebrate our last evening in Poland, me, my mom and Thomas went to restaurant  Sienna 104 in Heron Hotel at Roznowskie lake, close to my hometown Nowy Sacz. Heron is a new five stars hotel that not only offers amazing dishes but also, during the day, when the weather is nice, beautiful view form their second, Marina restaurant. This time we went there when it was dark, so the view must wait until next time when we go for a lunch.
Being at Sienna 104, not even for a second could have we forget we’re at five stars place. Simply beautiful. Being there I felt like coming back from the long day at the mountains and going to some kind of spa or laying in warm jacuzzi…  Just perfect feeling๐Ÿ‘ฑ 
For the good beginning tartar:

What can I say? Delicious food served by a waiter who was wearing white glove while bringing knife for my duck, possibility of watching the chef in the kitchen, glass of my favourite prosecco…  But the most important was of course food. My mom took fish, Thomas had lamb and I decided to have a duck. All I can say is: perfectly prepared. All those meals were just perfectly prepared. So delicate, with the exact amount of spices… I’m out of words cause just thinking about it makes me wanna go back!๐Ÿ˜



Above: first photo- duck, second- lamb.
Word about our waiter... For the first time in my life I can describe a waiter as fantastic in every aspect. And no, I’m not saying this because he was handsome (but he really was!)๐Ÿ˜
 Coconut dessert:



High quality in every possible aspect means usually also high prices. Sienna 104 is an expensive restaurant, but for sure it’s worth it especially if you're a fan of nature (probably you have already noticed that I am๐Ÿ˜ƒ).
More about Heron hotel: CLICK HERE

Tuesday, 26 July 2016

Naja naja naj... ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

Last weekend I spent with my boyfriend in Novara (north of Italy).  Since we didn’t feel like cooking, we started with going for the dinner to our favourite place called Long Jin at Corso Torino 52.  The best Asian food I’ve ever tried!  Actually, it’s the only place where I really like sushi and I definitely recommend their  tasty soups with shrimps.





In the photos: alga, shrimps, delicate chicken eaten by Thomas and the duck with orange that I can’t wait to eat again, was fantastic!
 The rest of the weekend we spent with family which means: too much, too loud and too long.  So I need another few days to recover! So now… time for my big coffee that all the Italians look at with “da fuck?!?!” face and I’m ready to hit the centre of Parma :-)