Le Coucou Review

A restaurant with a very tall decoration, the service is also very intimate, and the dishes are quite satisfactory.

🏠: Michelin one star 🌟 Le Coucou 📍 Address: 138 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013💰 per capita: $80 🌟 Le Coucou, an elegant French restaurant that mainly serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The restaurant uses high-end white tablecloths, candles and powder white walls to reflect the chef Daniel's lively dishes. He innovates traditional French cuisine, allowing French cuisine to exude charm around the world. For lunch and dinner, we ordered: 🌟 The front dish Bigeye Tuna, Madeira Vinaigrette with raisins: The taste is sour and sweet, and the sour taste is heavier. I don't like it very much. I feel that the sauce covers the deliciousness of my own Tuna. Prime Filet Tartare: The beef is very tender and chewy, but the onion tastes a bit heavy. 🌟 Main course Quenelle de brochet🦞: Lobster egg tart, the soup base is good, but it is a bit tired to eat too much. Filet Basquaise: Fili steak has a layer of foie gras sauce on it, equipped with vegetables, and no work is the standard of normal steak 🥩. 🌟 Dessert Coupe jurassienne: Apple 🍎 Smoothie with wine-flavored jelly, I feel that there is no apple taste more sour, and the wine below tastes not very good, like pure alcohol, not very good entrance. 🌟 Overall evaluation: For Michelin, the dishes are mediocre and not amazing. It may be better than the environment. The bar is really super eye-catching when you enter the door! The price is cheaper in Miyili, and it is easier to book a location. Personally, I won't go to the second time 😞 #Michelin Restaurant #New York Food Exploration #New York Michelin #New York Manhattan