Monday, October 7, 2013

Black Toro, Glen Waverley

Fresh with the memory of chomping down tapas in Spain, we went to Black Toro in Glen Waverley and ordered the banquet for two. For $45 pp, these were the dishes which arrived on our table in good time (i.e. didn't have to wait 15 mins between each dish):

 Oyster with tequila and lime - Fresh!

Potato and chorizo croquette - salty, deep fried, fluffly, what else can I say.. yum

Mezcal cured salmon, avocado puree, smashed coriander meringue & salmon roe - delicious! Loved the coriander meringue which was so light and dainty. Lovely combo.

Deep fried soft shell crab - the sauce around the plate was very hot! I like the thought of soft shell crabs, but dislike the taste which is usually fishy because it comes frozen.

Wagyu beef sliders - It was filling. 
Roasted barramundi, marinated tomatoes, olives and radish - The fish was crispy, but the star of the dish was the marinated tomatoes which were savoury and sweet with strong tomato taste.

This is considered a grande plate (main) but the size is small, only one and a half slice of barramundi. This was the last dish of the banquet, we were hoping for more meat. After we left the restaurant, I decided to hop next door to Ocean King and get a take away serve of char siu and sausage to fill up. 

Gaz ordered an extra dessert of frozen Nutella parfait, broken tres leches cake, toasted meringue & banana. I think we will try another dessert the next time.

Still missing the tapas in Spain...

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