Salad with 5 Toppings, 580yen. Green peas potage, 380yen.
Dried curry set, 850yen. Comes with a small salad and drink(I had hot peach tea). Quite sweet curry with lots of raisins in it. Tastes healthy.
Whenever I feel like I am lacking vegetables I will come here. The salad bowl is huge and stomach-filling. The soup changes every week, mostly potage soup which is always a little too thick for some reason. Once they had minestrone and it was good. This place promotes detox diet, in which you basically just eat vegetables, fruits, and drink herb tea.
Liberal Table Cafe
Ｂランチ（￥１１５５）：グリーンカレー、魚介類のサラダ、トムヤムクン、ライスとデザート。
Lunch set B: green curry, seafood salad, Tomyamkun soup, rice and dessert. Quite expensive for the amount and the quality. The soup and salad are very sour. Probably won’t go back.
Lunch menu here.
ムアン・タイ・なべ
金銀財宝、￥５００。
Not kakigori, not sorbet, but “snowflake ice” apparently. Originated from Taiwan. It does feels very fluffy and feathery. I had the one with mango and mango sauce on it. The shop is in the middle of the busiest street in Akihabara.
9450yen dinner course(the “cheapest” in the menu).
Amuse-bouche. Bread is very good.
土佐産天然真ダイのマリネとホワイトアスパラガスのムース。
プティポワと有機オニオンのカプチーの仕立て。
Marinated madai(bream) and white asparagus mousse.
Petit Pois(green peas) and organic onion cappuccino.
軍鶏のローストと有機野菜。
Roasted Shamo and organic vegetables.
Caramel pudding.
Strawberry parfait with pistachio ice-cream.
Amuse-bouche ~ bread ~ appetizer ~ soup were all great, then the main dish shamo came and it was dry and the sauce tasted like yoshoku…it might be too much to ask that the whole course is “perfect” and you like every single dish, but you do wish that the one you don’t like isn’t the MAIN dish. ^^;;; The pre-dessert ~ dessert ~ petit fours are great, but the server said the pudding is orange-flavour yet no one out of 6 of us could taste any orange. The pistachio ice-cream in the parfait is super rich, though for a 10,000yen course I had expected something more fancy than a simple and rather small parfait. Also the half-melting chocolate stick was unnecessary. The Canelé from the petit fours is soft type, very good.
Sad thing is, the service is rather bad. Nothing rude, just very very cold and snobby, and the stuck-up waitress dropped the cutlery rather loudly twice throughout our meal….Heard from a friend who loves this place that you get much better dining experience sitting at the counter and talking to chef, who welcomes requests about the food. Like the front page of the menu lists all the recommended seasonal ingredients, and you can pick those you like, set a budget, and let the chef design a course for you on spot. Though if you sit in the counter you won’t be able to take pictures. We sat in the private room so we got away with it. ^^;;
Menu(J): 1, 2, 3.
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