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Perhaps, but very effective. Most good restaurants I’ve been to don’t actually have a menu you choose from - you get what’s seasonal and what the kitchen has
by bborud 5y ago
Perhaps, but very effective.
Most good restaurants I’ve been to don’t actually have a menu you choose from - you get what’s seasonal and what the kitchen has planned for. The only real inputs are how much you are going to eat and how drunk you want to be at the end of it.
I’ve been to one restaurant in the lower price range that also adopted this concept, though with a twist. There’s not really a menu to choose from, you get what you get, but the waiter will update the blackboard with “what you get if you order now”.
The reason I prefer this is because it tends to focus on what’s seasonal and what is the chef good at.
- selimthegrim 5y agoMy favorite chef in New Orleans releases the menu online each day for the upcoming evening (sometimes the day before) but you don't see the prices until you get there and the dishes are first come first serve (he makes a fixed amount)