April 27, 2007 2

Le Pastaga (Mexico City: Polanco)

By in 02: Mexico

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Magret of duck in Red wine sauce. The meat is cook in medium rare perfectly. Sauce is really good, not too strong. Very satisfying. The glass of red wine I got was fantastic also.

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My travel companion (from the production team) got the Fillet of Head of cattle with sauce of its Election (babel fish translation off what’s written in the menu). My co-workers were still shooting at the studio till 11:00 pm and couldn’t join us for dinner, so we set out to walk around the Polanco neighborhood and check out restaurants. After dining in a big group in big chichi restaurants for 2 nights I craved for a small intimate bistro type of place. We end up in this place that fit what I was looking for. La Pastaga is the type of small low-key french eatery that has a small but well selected menu. The owner is French, since the restaurant is off the tourist/hotel area so no one can speak English there. We used our limited Spanish to read the menu (ex: “Carne” is meat…”vino” is wine…) and order. The price is very reasonable, it’s half the price of what this would cost in LA!

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2 Responses to “Le Pastaga (Mexico City: Polanco)”

  1. seat says:

    The duck looks so good~! Is French food common there??

  2. Joan says:

    Yeah surprisingly there’re lots of French restaurants there. Many of them looks authentic and good too.