Dine LA used to be an event that inspired excitement. What delicious new foods would I discover? What great deals would I get? After many a Dine LA has come and gone, I have just become very tired of the prix fixe snooze fests. I'd rather just pay the extra money to have the more interesting dishes of my choosing. Nonetheless, Dine LA still gets Angelenos all a buzz. I tried to go with a restaurant I've been meaning to try, but one that also had a little bit more of an interesting menu. I'm so tired of seeing some roasted chicken, braised short ribs, and broiled salmon as the 3 main entrees to choose from. Waterloo & City didn't have any of that. Grumpy Bear, Panda Bear and Little Bear all gathered to see what Waterloo & City had to offer.
Pan Fried Blood Cake fried organic egg, toasted pain poilane
Totally sounds unappetizing huh? Grumpy Bear and Panda Bear ordered this at the reassurance from our waitress that it would be delicious. It was in fact pretty tasty. It was very rich, meaty, and only had the slightest hint of an offal taste. It seems like slapping a sunny side up egg on anything makes it that much more fancy. I'm not quite sure it always adds flavor, like in this dish.
Potted Pork & Truffle Parfait toasted brioche, cornichons
I never thought I'd say it, but I think I might be getting tired of pate, terrine, galantines, etc. Despite that, this was still pretty good. It was perfectly smooth with more than just a salty livery flavor. I think the truffle part added something different, something slightly sweet. I didn't like the thin layer of solidified white fat on the top, and neither did Grumpy Bear who ate a big hunk of it.
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Waterloo & City
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english,
new american,
westside
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