Ametsa with Arzak Instruction (Belgravia)
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Ametsa with Arzak Instruction (Belgravia) Address 5-6 Halkin Street, Belgravia, London SW1X 7DJ Ametsa with Arzak Instruction (Belgravia) Phone 020 7333 1234 Ametsa with Arzak Instruction (Belgravia) Opening Hours Monday : 6:30pm - 10pm
Tuesday - Friday : 12noon - 2pm, 6:30pm - 10pm
Saturday : 12:30pm - 2pm, 6:30pm - 10pm
Sunday : ClosedAmetsa with Arzak Instruction (Belgravia) Food Price £70 - £120 per pax
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Though they are firmly on a consulting basis rather than cooking at the stoves here
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What they could have perhaps considered is running the name past someone with English as their first language
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As if they are hedging their bets by keeping some distance from the new venture in case it bombs
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Certainly there is plenty of Arzak instruction in the kitchen
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Xabier Gutierrez was the head of the development kitchen on the top floor of the San Sebastian restaurant before moving to London
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Is the chef de cuisine at Ametsa and Igor Zalakain was sous chef at Arzak
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The style of cuisine is very much the same modern Spanish style
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The dining room was quite bright with white walls
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Its ceiling was covered with 7
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To get away with this sort of thing
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Nibbles were a rather odd pairing of a little piece of goat cheese with turmeric (described as &ldquo
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I have no idea what was supposed to be quick or changing about this
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An odd state of affairs for a fish that in Spain is regarded very highly
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This was served with a parsley and olive oil sauce that was a little metallic
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12.50) were just chocolates filled with a liquid centre of Cointreau and orange
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76 a head at lunch with just soft drinks
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This represents dismal value for money for what was put in front of us today
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The Arzaks were wise to keep their name at something of a distance from this establishment
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I first heard about this relatively new restaurant on the scene at a fairly prestigious charity auction where a dinner for two was one of the prizes
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Then I find out that it's the first foreign venture of the Arzak duo who own one of the world's best restaurants
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I knew this was meant to be
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We learned this from a brief exchange with the head waiter at the end of the meal
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What this provided was not only a background of passion and expertise
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It's easy in restaurants such as this to feel overwhelmed and uncomfortable with the formality
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I can assure you that we were glowing with amazement as the yolk sauce mixed with the crumbs and rich mans chorizo that is "
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Scallops and spider crab with cassava soufflé
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Tomatoes stuffed with Iberian ham
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Very creative dishes with a touch of the Basque cuisine and innovative ideas
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A beautifully presented box with an exciting invitation inside
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Example when I gave Mr S a trip to Paris for his birthday or when I treated my best friend to Pollen Street Social for hers
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I think the best gift of all is time spent together
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As I browsed their website I was astounded by the collection of gifts that they had on offer
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The option I chose was slightly more down to earth
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A lunch for two at Michelin starred Ametza with Arzak Instruction at the Halkin Hotel
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I found the whole process with TRULY incredibly smooth
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I'd wanted to visit Ametsa with Arzak Instruction ever since it opened and Mr Silver and I were incredibly excited to experience our post honeymoon treat
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The dominant element of the restaurant is the feature ceiling which is created from 7
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The test tubes create a wave like effect which is both artistic and unusual
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Elena Arzak Espina is his partner in running the kitchen and the business
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Together they collaborated to bring their concept to the UK and Ametsa with Arzak Instruction was born
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The set lunch commenced with a selection of tapas
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A strawberry soup was a light and refreshing way to start
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The lamb meatballs were delicately presented with an adornment of flower petals
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Squid is one of my favourite seafood options and Ametsa's version was tender and juicy with no hint of chewiness
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I did have to double check with Mr S that it hadn't turned my mouth black
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The meat course was perfectly paired with a side dish of nectarines
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I don't like fruit with my savoury dishes but Mr Silver loved the combination
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The dessert was comprised of pineapple ice cream topped with clove custard
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When we finished our lunch there was no need to think about paying for our meal
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More and more restaurant are modest or small in size (places like Mizutani seat only 8 people)
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It could very well be the lack of funds when the restaurant is started (Aronia de Takazawa expanded from about 3 to 5 tables)
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It also means more attention is given to an individual dish
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The price point is a major issue
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The thousands of test tubes filled with spices suspended from the ceiling
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The food and service were impeccable
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The restaurant is located on the ground floor of The Halkin Hotel
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Arrival was to a rather bland and soulless room lined up with square tables and plain white walls
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You will find 7000 glass test tubes filled with cumin and spices
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Guess this is what happens when you&rsquo
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We decided to go with their Set Menu as it was our first visit
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Upon arrival we were greeted with a sparkling Rosé
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Called La Vida al Camp Rose where it is aged for a minimum of 15 months in cellars in the municipality of Sant Sandurni d&rsquo
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We started with an Amuse Bouche of warmed Pumpkin Soup
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First course was made up from a selection of Tapas
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Scallops at Home served with a Black Truffle Sauce and Egg with &ldquo
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Went for dinner with a couple of friends
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The waiting staf were friendly and eager to help with recommendationa for food and wine choices
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They even gave us a dish for free due to the fact it didnt arrive with our starters
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The kitchen is now run by father Juan Mari and daughter Elena Arzak and is at the forefront of gastronomy the world over
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It is my dream to visit San Sebastian where there are more Michelin starred restaurants per capita than anywhere else in the world
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In the mean time I will have to settle for a visit to Ametsa with Arzak Instruction &ndash
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The simplest way to describe it is that Arzak consults on everything from the dé
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Arzak is a Spanish restaurant in San Sebastian and is regularly refereed to as one of the best restaurants in the world
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Naming it Ametsa with Arzak Instruction
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Elena Arzak was the lady who really put this London venture together (although isn&rsquo
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They asked about allergies and I told them I had a wheat intolerance so they were very kind to make gluten free bread to be served with our meal
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I opted for the fish which was served in a white bean sauce and a bean salad
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I didn't have dessert as I was quite full and it was a lunch meal
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In the meantime and with some serendipity
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I got an invitation to visit Ametsa with Arzak Instruction &ndash
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Sergi Sanz trained with Arzak in Spain after starting his career working under Ferran Adria at the El Bulli Hotel Hacienda Benazuza in Andalucia
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The menu is an innovative display of fine dining with clear references to both Spanish heritage dishes and to molecular gastronomy
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The restaurant is based in The Halkin hotel
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Stars of the show were the plate of bite sized aperitivos
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With our favourite being the kataifi with scorpion fish cake &ndash
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A crispy delight with no danger of the pastry of overpowering the filling
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My favourite dish of the night was the tuna with cinnamon on fire
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I was pleased to discover that this one was even bigger
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The beautifully sweet and gooey brownie surprise in the middle was even better
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The food was innovative and creative in its presentation and the flavours were new and delicious
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The amuse bouche were definitely related and very well executed
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We had the tasting menu as wanted to really take in the whole experience we were not the only ones
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Every dish was beautiful and well explained
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Easily the best dish on the menu
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