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How New York's Busiest Seafood Restaurant Serves 500 People per Night Mise En Place

How New York's Busiest Seafood Restaurant Serves 500 People per Night Mise En Place

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
NYC s Lure Fishbar is one of the city s busiest seafood restaurants, selling over 3, 000 oysters every week. Using fish sourced from across the country, the restaurant serves dishes like sesame-crusted tuna salad, spider roll sushi, daurade, and more. TNLevi: I m so sick of seeing overpriced lame NYC restaurants. Go to the bayou and see how some people prepare gator. Or CO and see how they prepare modern buffalo in local restaurants. NYC food scene is dead and gone.
Date: 2023-08-09

Comments and reviews: 8


Understand that this man is a genius! You must eat there. His Dad was Chef Patrick Clark. Look him up. There isn't a chef who wasn't i fluenced by Chef Patrick Clark. Trained classicly with the best chefs in France. Opened Odeon, Cafe Luxembourg, his own restaurant Metro. Turned downed the Clintons twice to be White House Chef. Reimagined the Hay Adams and Tavern. Keith McNally refuses to acknowledge that Chef Patrick Clark's genius put his restaurants on the map. To this day all of his restaurants still contain Chef Clarks recipes and menu items. All said - Chef Preston Clark is also a genius like his father. So very much like him. Go to Lure Fishbar. It has been around for awhile but it wasn't until the wonderful owner Johnny Mac hired Chef Preston Clark that Lure exploded. It is absolutely amazing. GO TO LURE FISHBAR!
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as a person of extremely low intellect, i am glad i finally understood why fine-dining restaurants charge exorbitant prices. all the chefs have to taste all their expensive ingredients - as the great chef puts it here - all the time. over and above their real bill, the customers knowingly or unknowingly pay for that sizeable portion, too; a portion they never seen or eaten. spooky.
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Guy seems super fake and hollow. I dont believe this is how he is every day lol. His communication with customers and the sushi chef were patently awkward and forced.
Dude does not need to eat 20 oysters a day to test quality. No wonder hes fat lol. But youd rather have a fat chef than a fat doctor!

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It's still so crazy to me that seafood used to be considered peasant food and royalty wouldn't even think to eat it, and now it's some of the most expensive types of food you can buy.
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Eater has never felt so good with every single content they release. We wish them all the best. After all, those lobsters seem like they could pinch somebody at any time.
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I like that he had a tasting with Akira to hear his opinion on the revamped version of the spider roll instead of outright saying This is what we're doing tonight.
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One table really brought someone with a shellfish allergy to a seafood focused restaurant. yeah that persons not well liked in that friend group
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I feel like you can assess the quality of the oysters without sampling this many of them. Pretty sure he just likes eating them lol
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