Are those shrimp soft tacos? That looks wonderful. 
That looks fancy and yummy.
@gracebice The first pic is a steak, chicken, and pork taco. The second are fried shrimp tacos. Pretty darn good.
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OK folks, here’s a photo tour of my Victoria and Albert’s Chef’s Table meal.
Amuse-Bouche
Maine Lobster “Jar”
First Course
Sumac Crusted Tuna with Black Radish Slaw
Second Course
Hot “Smoked” Niman Ranch Lamb with Fuji Apple and Curry Dressing
Third Course
Fennel Crusted Diver Scallop in a Salt Bowl
Fourth Course
Poached Chicken and Egg with Corn Foam
Fifth Course
Marcho Farms Veal with Peas, Carrots, and Chanterelles
Sixth Course
Australian Kobe-Style Beef and Kobe Wagu Beef with Potato Sphere
Seventh Course
Flagship Reserve, Comte St. Antoine Wyngaard Chevre Affine, Colston Bassett Stilton
Eighth Course
Pear Quark Mousse
Ninth Course
Peruvian Chocolate Timbale with Roasted White Chocolate Gelato
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The final course was a magnificent board of home-made chocolates, but for some reason, the picture will not upload. In addition to the food, there were 8 paired wines; one for each course except for the 2 dessert courses. The entire dining experience was almost 6 hours in duration. There are not enough superlatives to describe the experience.
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Not “food” but here is a view of the kitchen from the Chef’s Table
And here is our intrepid dining crew. DW and I are on the left.
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Amazing!!
Great thread!!!
Oh my stars! That whole thing looks amazing. Now I am coveting a trip to V&A. Maybe for our 10th anniversary…
