The Best Desserts, $350 Dinner at Michelin Star British The Clocktower, NYC

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025

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  • @doorusee
    @doorusee 2 года назад +5

    Man fufski is literally one of the best restaurant reviewers i have ever seen on youtube... so descriptive and practical in his assessments - thanks for another great video!

  • @audionote58
    @audionote58 2 года назад +5

    I’m constantly puzzled as to why your channel has so few subscribers, as I think you’re one of the best and most entertaining food reviewers on RUclips! Your commentary is very detailed and describes every dishes extremely well. Your effort in making such videos is clearly evident in all your latest vids. Well done and keep it up!

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      RUclips algorithm hates me and that it can't deliver my content to the right audiences. I have noticed that.

    • @audionote58
      @audionote58 2 года назад

      @@Fufski You need to ask RUclips WTF is going on! You're one of THE best food reviewers on YT but with less than 15K subs?

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      @@audionote58 🥲

  • @adarshkumar-ln1hm
    @adarshkumar-ln1hm 2 года назад +1

    Really love your content , hidden gem .

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад +1

      Glad you enjoy it!

  • @marcia.explores
    @marcia.explores 2 года назад +2

    Hello! I’m from Brazil and just found your profile! Congratulations for your job, me and my husband watched more than 10 of your videos in 2 days 😂

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      Welcome to the club 😂

  • @michellechang6245
    @michellechang6245 2 года назад

    If I'm not mistaken, those caviar-like citrus stuff is from a plant called finger lime.

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад +1

      I think it might just be!

  • @TruRoux
    @TruRoux 2 года назад +1

    Losing a star must be psychologically a nightmare for a chef. Having said that, stars mean nothing in the bigger context....but they also mean everything. Welcome to the impossible pressures of fine dining

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад +3

      I'll say just focus on the craft, star comes secondary. I had plenty of mediocre food at starred restaurants and some great food at non-starred places, and to me, ultimately, the craft and the food itself is everything.

    • @mrednblack6
      @mrednblack6 2 года назад

      I feel bad for chefs that care about the stupid stars. Those stars are a crock o bs. There r ur average Joe Diners that have better food!

  • @dbajanov
    @dbajanov 2 года назад +1

    Went for my birthday and ordered the Pork Chop. Similarly, I found it to be dry. Inconsistency in basic preparation is certainly conducive to the loss of a Michelin Star. I wonder if there has been a staff in the kitchen.

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      *proof that the lost of star is justified

  • @dereklap1159
    @dereklap1159 2 года назад +1

    I went here right before they lost their star and had a "terrible" experience. Granted, I've been to worse places but I was severely underwhelmed. The best part of the meal was the bread. The service was inattentive, yet there were maybe 3 other parties there when we ate, the chips from the fish and chips were soggy, the shepherd's pie was cold, the oxtail mac and cheese was really cold and the sauce was totally split. We sent that one back, which I honestly don't think I've ever done in my life, and it came out hot but at that point, we already ate our other food and weren't really in the mood for it. I probably sound like a douche but honestly, for what was at the time, a one Michelin star spot, I couldn't believe how messy the experience was.

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад +1

      Damn that was horrible! I hate it when the food comes out to be cold. The shepherd's pie was in the pan that cooked it which was made in metal and should be good at retaining the heat. If that and the other dishes came out cold they must have been sitting there for eons before being served to you and that looked like either understaffing or under-attentiveness to me. You definitely deserve better food there.

  • @CiaoBello21
    @CiaoBello21 2 года назад

    You remind me of Tyler from The Menu 😂

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      😂 😂 😂 we were just talking about the movie the other day and fortunately I do cook and I won't hang myself 😂

  • @nicklim9299
    @nicklim9299 2 года назад +1

    Are there any Non Michelin restaurants that u think they should deserve a michelin star or 2?

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад +4

      Let's just say that I found Michelin's standard to be pretty elusive (and sometimes downright speechless) and I have resist my urge more than once to rant on that situation (for example, I found Michelin's guide in some locations be to a total joke). I'd had many mediocre food at Michelin starred restaurants and some great food at non star places. So now I've come to a point where I stress less on the coronation of the stars and more of the food itself, because ultimately, it's not the title that drives me, but the craft.

    • @mrednblack6
      @mrednblack6 2 года назад

      @@Fufski i always rely on reviews

  • @curly6619
    @curly6619 Год назад

    That beef wellington looks way better than Gordon Ramsay's

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад

      I guess that's why this place had a Michelin star, although the place had since lost it 😂

  • @mundvetter
    @mundvetter 2 года назад

    Portions look ginormous

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      It is quite big. It's a la carte after all.

  • @Marco-ut6ll
    @Marco-ut6ll Год назад

    'Promosm'

  • @OSHOI
    @OSHOI 2 года назад +3

    Nothing particularly British about the presentation of these dishes .

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  2 года назад

      I think there is a restaurant with the same name in the London Edison, but this is not an exact import. It's more of an Americanized version.