Hello everyone! And Happy New Year!! Its
already 2015! Can’t believe it! I thought 2014 has just begun but it’s over and
now we have to move on to 2015… Do you guys have any big goals for 2015? Well
for me, I am still thinking about it…lol
Anyways, for the first posting for this
year is about the restaurant reviewing. We were assigned to read a restaurant
review from an article written by the professionals and we had to analyze it.
We were also needed to watch a video clip that is also about the restaurant
reviewing except it was very different restaurant.
My group was given an article called Dirty French on the Lower East Side.
As you could see from the title of this
article, the reviewer went to the restaurant called Dirty French which serves,
of course, French cuisine. For physical surroundings, he says that there are
two eight-foot-high neon signs in the color of pink. Since this is located
inside the hotel called Ludlow Hotel, it is decorated with a few cheap items,
like “a wall-length antique carnival mirror shipped from France.” Although he didn’t
really talk about the waiters and waitresses, but he briefly explained that the
mood is created when the server comes to them and says in a tone of “laid-back
tone that anyone can manage.”
He discussed
different kind of dishes that he got and explained it with details. For
example, he says that the dish called the mille-feuille is “a technical
showstopper.” He described it like this: “an accordion of ribbon-thin king
trumpet mushroom stems folded over and over. “ He says that it is a
disorienting dish that will make our head spin in a good way because when he
drag pastry-like food into a pool of green curry, he says that the dishes will
change it into like Thailand.
He did not only discuss how the dishes were
good but also he picks out some of the chef’s food that tripped into a wrong
way and tasted it to excessive. He also gives some advice and suggests some new
dishes in order to be a better restaurant.
In the end of this article, he says that
this restaurant needs more time to grow its ideas if they are going to open
three new original restaurants while refining their restaurant that they have
right now.
I thought this was interesting to read and now
I learned that how people review on the restaurants.
You did an excellent genre analysis of the restaurant review. By the way, trumpet mushrooms sound really exotic, but they're actually "eringi," one of my favorite mushrooms.
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