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SEVICHE- New Menu!

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SEVICHE- New Menu!

by Anthony Lamas » Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:40 pm

With permission from our gracious host, I am excited about our new menu.

New menu items include:
Oyster shooter seviche with yuzu jalapeno ginger broth and yellow tomato pico de gallo
Conchitas- Seared Cumin Dusted Sea Scallops with crispy potato and truffel sweet corn puree and jalapeno drizzle
Higado de Pato- Seared foie gras with Point Reyes bleu cheese and blackberry-port reduction
Puerto Rican Mofongo- Roasted pork shoulder with plantain-bacon mash and orange-garlic mojo
Fideo- Grilled chimichurri rubbed sea scallops and tiger shrimp, toasted pasta, smoked paprika-roasted tomato, fresh artichokes hearts and lemon-basil mojo
Lobster Chaufa- Peruvian-Chinese style stir-fried whole lobster with red chile, ginger, lime, crispy spinach and toasted macadamia-scallion rice
Chuletas de Puerco- Organic pork chop with white bean-serrano ham tacu-tacu and chipotle onion demi glace
Pollo a la Brasa- Peruvian style roasted chicken with aji amarillo-goat cheese and tacu-tacu
And after popular demand, the Bistec de Casa is back! Medallions of beef tenderloin topped with fried eggs, caramelized onions and chimichurri

Muchas Gracias y Buen Provecho!
Anthony Lamas
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Re: SEVICHE- New Menu!

by Marsha L. » Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:43 pm

Higado de Pato- Seared foie gras with Point Reyes bleu cheese and blackberry-port reduction


Oh, my god. Okay. That's, uh, my favorite blue cheese and....then with foie gras.....and....well....I'll be there.

Is the new menu in effect tonight?
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Re: SEVICHE- New Menu!

by Amy A » Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:53 pm

I will be there this weekend for this new goodness! Oh yum, yum, yum.
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Re: SEVICHE- New Menu!

by Anthony Lamas » Wed Nov 19, 2008 4:27 pm

The new menu started last nite and the feedback was amazing. In fact Marsha, Clay and Steph were in last nite and they both had new items. Both you Ladies say hello when your in.
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Re: SEVICHE- New Menu!

by Amy A » Fri Nov 21, 2008 10:40 pm

We went tonight! Wow, the new menu is amazing. It literally took me twenty minutes to decide which new dishes I wanted to try. It's rare that I see a menu that I want to try one of each. Thanks for a fantastic dinner. Our server, whom I can't remember her name, was also delightful. The bartender tonight made the meanest dirty Stoli martini in town. All around fantastic.
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Re: SEVICHE- New Menu!

by Marsha L. » Mon Nov 24, 2008 3:29 pm

John & I were lucky enough to go to Seviche this past Friday night. Anthony happened to be at the door when we were arrived, so we said hello - lucky for us; he sent a fantastic sweetbreads appetizer to the table to go along with the beef seviche and the NEW foie gras appetizer with Pt. Reyes and blackberry reduction/fresh blackberries. Oh, man, you'd think it'd be easy to have too high of expectations for that dish, but it blew expectations away. Somebody back in Seviche's kitchen knows how to cook foie gras to perfection, with a nice sear but not overdone. Imagine, sweetbreads, rare beef and foie gras before the first course was over with. Good lord, how spoiled am I gonna be now?

John had one of the specials described by our server (also John, second time we've had him - he's, well, perfect!): a Peruvian "Saltado". I've looked up "saltado" since, and it seems it translates to "meat and potatoes with some element of stir-fry". In this case the meat was a super-rare (per request) flat iron steak with a red pepper sauce (I remember "rojo", but can't remember the other sauce descriptor) and frites tossed with fried onions and peppers. Wow, wow, wow!

I had churrascos :oops: again. I dunno if I'm ever going to be able to order a different entree. That's four out of five times we've been to Seviche.

Anthony was crusin' the room, being a great host. I think Amy A and Sherrie G were both there at the same time we were.

With two cocktails and one BBC beer, all that goodness came to $101 before tax and tip. A bargain.

Don't walk - run! to check out the new menu at Seviche. You might need to run on your way home, too, just to burn off some calories *whew*

Thanks, Anthony, Madi (our great hostess) and John for another perfect meal!
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