A stylish North London seafood restaurant has ruffled feathers on-line after posting a picture of its newest dish – stuffed duck neck.
Cooks at Westerns Laundry, in Highbury, which has acquired rave critiques for its up-market dishes, startled Instagram customers on Thursday after they revealed the £18 creation.
A picture confirmed a duck’s head and neck on a plate, with a caption describing it as having been filled with turnips and lentils.
A stylish North London seafood restaurant has ruffled feathers on-line after posting a picture of its newest dish – stuffed duck neck. Cooks at Westerns Laundry, in Highbury, which has acquired rave critiques for its up-market dishes, startled Instagram customers on Thursday after they revealed the £18 creation
A separate picture listed the value of the dish on a menu which additionally featured mackerel, smoked eel, pollock and cuttlefish creations.
Reacting to the publish, one shocked Instagram person wrote: ‘No that’s an excessive amount of’. Nevertheless, others have been extra enamoured with the culinary experiment, with one chef merely saying ‘Yum’.
The duck dish was the third costliest of those listed on Thursday’s menu, with the priciest being ‘duck breast, pommes anna, cabbage and bacon’ at £26.
A separate picture listed the value of the dish on a menu which additionally featured mackerel, smoked eel, pollock and cuttlefish creations
The second costliest possibility was ‘pollock, three cornered leeks and mash’ at £24.
The restaurant, which opened in 2017, was positively reviewed in The Guardian by well-known critic Jay Rayner, who mentioned the venue was a ‘class act’ and described it as a ‘good, expert kitchen with some tables hooked up’.
Nevertheless, Mr Rayner did additionally take goal on the allegedly costly wine checklist. A menu on the venue’s Instagram web page confirmed costs for a bottle ranged from £27 to £72.
The restaurant, which opened in 2017, was positively reviewed by well-known critic Jay Rayner
Mr Rayner did additionally take goal on the allegedly costly wine checklist. A menu on the venue’s Instagram web page confirmed costs for a bottle ranged from £27 to £72