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Mon Plaisir

Area location: Western Cape - Boland (Winelands) - Stellenbosch
Address / how to get there: Bottelary Road, near entrance to Hartenberg Wine Estate & Ons Genot Guesthouse
Open for...: lunch,dinner
Contact: 021 865 2456
Published: 18 Feb 09
Service: friendly and well informed
Winelist: many Bottelary/Stellenbosch bottles and a large French wine selection including several treasures; numerous by-the-glass offerings; BYO at R25 corkage
Other features...: Child friendly, Wheelchair Friendly, Smoking Permitted.
Avg Price: R140 - R160
Food: other
 
At last French food made as the French would make it! Mon Plaisir is real French gastronomy, with a real gastromaniac in command. Chef David Sadeh runs the kitchen while his wife Céline manages the front of house with elegant aplomb. From the moment that the starter of pan-fried foie gras on Puy lentils appears you know you are onto a good thing. The terrine of duck is very very good – slow-cooked within duck skins in order to retain flavour and moisture. Main courses are similarly flavoursome, simple and skilled. The béarnaise on the beef fillet is a real béarnaise sauce, not just a converted mayonnaise, and the duck confit with potatoes sarladaises is just fatty enough – like they make them in South-West France for eating after a good rugby match
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