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GASTRONOMY<br />
Dine-around experience<br />
2 BRASSERIE DU PARK<br />
THE PROMENADE, PARK HYATT DUBAI<br />
roasted octopus tentacle with chickpea puree is worth a try<br />
as well, with the beautiful mollusk being tender with a slight<br />
There are a handful of restaurants and hotels in Dubai that<br />
rise up to the occasion on every account. Park Hyatt is one of<br />
them. This well-established hotel set along Dubai Creek is<br />
home to one of my favourite Thai restaurants in the city, Thai<br />
Kitchen. Their culinary offerings have now expanded,<br />
however, to form The Promenade, a selection of restaurants<br />
including Noepe; a nautical-themed bar serving cocktails with<br />
locally sourced oysters from Dibba, SeventySeventy (a<br />
masculine den oozing with sophistication), and Brasserie Du<br />
Park, offering a slice of Normandy to the region. Our meal<br />
bite. For mains, my partner chose the 90-day grain fed beef<br />
striploin with robust cider beef jus, while I opted for the highly<br />
recommended potted stew of slow-braised beef cheek with<br />
root vegetables, served in a Mauviel saucepan – they really do<br />
keep everything true to Normandy’s roots – enclosed in puff<br />
pastry. Beef cheek with foie gras is a marriage made in heaven,<br />
and this dish was an overall stunner. I polished a beautiful<br />
classic apple tart tartan with salted butter caramel ice cream<br />
to finish, while my partner dove into a warm chocolate<br />
fondant with vanilla ice cream - a timeless favourite.<br />
began with sizzling herbed escargots – a traditional recipe<br />
that harks back to 1832 – and a fluffy omelette du Mont-Saint<br />
Michel. This divine souffléd egg creation is doused in a<br />
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moreish mushroom sauce, topped with black truffle. The<br />
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