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Michel Bras, no?

How does the timing on that work?

Conversation w the Somm at a sardine in montreal in March after dinner last year:

 

Me: "you can see the noma influence in the food but he makes it his own."

 

Somm: "it all started with Michel bras. Everyone is working off that."

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Hello, this are my thought on my meal here last June. Please click here for full commentary and photography: HERE   Noma = Nordisk + Mad = Nordic + Food. A simple name reveals a simple aim.  

No, this summer we're all about . . . .   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gi6hhkSjTQ

Actually, the DO maintain a wait list.   They love to tell you stories of people hopping on a plane from, say, Berlin to rush over when they learn a table has opened up for them that night.

 

Michel Bras, no?

How does the timing on that work?

Conversation w the Somm at a sardine in montreal in March after dinner last year:

 

Me: "you can see the noma influence in the food but he makes it his own."

 

Somm: "it all started with Michel bras. Everyone is working off that."

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Unlike many of its derivatives, noma serves a spectacular meal. How charming that Rene Redzepi is there to open the door for his customers, and have a bit of a chat. And, unlike many others, this interchange seems authentic and very un-Disney-like. Then the progression of plates -- super amazing in every possible way, from taste to texture to technique to complexity, etc. The room is simply stunning, and the service is absurdly exceptional. (Again, without any Disney exaggeration). And, it evolves. The restaurant seems to be striving for greater and greater excellence and continually honing its core principles with unusual humility and respect for the act itself.

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Seriously. (But don't think there's a chance in hell I'll be able to get a resrvation.)I'll let you know the last week of July (or whatever their reservations window is).

I'd also like to go to MAD (plus other restaurants if you want company).

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Tony Bourdain visits Noma in the most recent Parts Unknown. Really gorgeous photography in this ep.

Saw this last night and was impressed. And after getting a closer look at the Rene and the restaurant, I think many of the "New Nordic" arrivals over here miss the point of Redzepi's concept and are simply trying to monetize what I think will turn out to be a temporary fad.

 

Blondie and Mitchell, apparently.

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