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Monday, March 16, 2009

Fat Duck Reopens

The restaurant, at the [health] agency's suggestion, has temporarily banned clams, oysters, cockles and razor clams from its cutting-edge menu. Still to be found on the menu, though, is the whimsical Sound of the Sea, for which the diner wears earphones from an iPod Shuffle concealed in a seashell next to a 'seashore' consisting of a sophisticated melange of marine foodstuffs in the 'ocean' that laps the tapioca sand."

Return to the Fat Duck
by Raymond Sokolov
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123690117088013233-email.html

1 comment:

chibi said...

Yey, it is back to business! The last sentence of the article lingers: Or maybe a place like the Fat Duck is both outbreak-proof and bubble-burst-proof.