Jano Bistro is one of the unsung heroes of the Wellington dining scene. We’ve been supporters of the place since they opened, but haven’t
been back for a while – they closed for a short period for family reasons, but have recently re-opened. However, with a
birthday coming up, we decided it was high time we revisited, and had a go at
their d
égustation menu.
Here’s the menu:
The amuse gueule was a pastry crisp with an intensely
mushroom-flavoured bead of goo on it:
The remaining courses are pretty much as described on the
menu. Each was accompanied by a glass of wine, mostly from New Zealand but the occasional French; and one course with a Finnish lemonade honey drink:
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Hangi potato, oyster mushroom, celeriac, sourdough |
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Buckwheat tart, garlic, parsley, hazelnut, snails |
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Kohlrabi, saffron, dill, yellowbelly flounder |
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Cauliflower, prunes, Pedro Ximenez, pork belly |
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Parsnip, orange, coffee, rye flour, wild venison |
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Reblochon, potatoes, onion, black truffle |
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Jano beverage - lemon, honey |
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Pink lady apple, yeast, deer milk, star anise sorbet |
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Chocolate, persimmon, sunflower seeds, earl grey ice cream |
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Birthday cake! |
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Petit four |
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