Dis_Yoda
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Sunday October 13th – Remy
Shortly before 6PM, I headed upstairs to check in for my meal at Remy. They weren’t quite open yet when I arrived so I hung out in Meridian until it was time.
I was sat a nice table overlooking the aft for my meal where one of my servers stopped by to make me their signature drink, the Colette.

Table View

The Colette
The server went over the menu and the various pairings offered. I selected my water (San Benedetto Sparkling) and then decided on which of the two menus I would pick. I went with the Gout from Chef Hunnel as I decided I wanted the (American) Wagyu more than the other main.
After ordering, I was served my first amuse bouche which were two small bites. The first was a cauliflower cojita cheese bite that was just ok. I don’t really like cauliflower all that much but the cheese helped a lot. The other was a beet tartare which felt it met the flavors of fall really well.

Amuse Bouche – Cauliflower Cojita Cheese, Tartare
So I don’t remember exactly what was under that amazing Foie Gras Mousse but I remember wanting to lick the plate. It was good!

Fois Gras Mousse
My first wine pairing and another reason I went with the Gout menu. This is honestly my favorite champagne! I sent a photo of it to my husband to let him know what I was enjoying.

From there, I was served a piece of bread with 3 types of butter. A seaweed butter, a classic and a spiced one. The bread paired best with the classic with the flakey sea salt but I did enjoy the other two butters for a bite or two.

Bread and Butter
The next course was king crab presented two ways – hot and cold. The cold ended up being my favorite as it was a crab meat salad with just the right amount of horseradish kick to it. The hot king crab had a hollandaise sauce that was really rich.

King Crab, Horseradish, Asparagus paired with Billecart Salmon Blanc de Blancs

Shortly before 6PM, I headed upstairs to check in for my meal at Remy. They weren’t quite open yet when I arrived so I hung out in Meridian until it was time.
I was sat a nice table overlooking the aft for my meal where one of my servers stopped by to make me their signature drink, the Colette.

Table View

The Colette
The server went over the menu and the various pairings offered. I selected my water (San Benedetto Sparkling) and then decided on which of the two menus I would pick. I went with the Gout from Chef Hunnel as I decided I wanted the (American) Wagyu more than the other main.
After ordering, I was served my first amuse bouche which were two small bites. The first was a cauliflower cojita cheese bite that was just ok. I don’t really like cauliflower all that much but the cheese helped a lot. The other was a beet tartare which felt it met the flavors of fall really well.

Amuse Bouche – Cauliflower Cojita Cheese, Tartare
So I don’t remember exactly what was under that amazing Foie Gras Mousse but I remember wanting to lick the plate. It was good!

Fois Gras Mousse
My first wine pairing and another reason I went with the Gout menu. This is honestly my favorite champagne! I sent a photo of it to my husband to let him know what I was enjoying.

From there, I was served a piece of bread with 3 types of butter. A seaweed butter, a classic and a spiced one. The bread paired best with the classic with the flakey sea salt but I did enjoy the other two butters for a bite or two.

Bread and Butter
The next course was king crab presented two ways – hot and cold. The cold ended up being my favorite as it was a crab meat salad with just the right amount of horseradish kick to it. The hot king crab had a hollandaise sauce that was really rich.

King Crab, Horseradish, Asparagus paired with Billecart Salmon Blanc de Blancs

