This restaurant has raised dining standards on its block by more than a few notches.
These comments above really surprise me. I am from New York City, one of the dining capitals of the world, and I have have the pleasure and good fortune of eating at several high-end restaurants, including Per Se, Le Bernadin, Daniel in New York City, Citronelle and City Zen in DC, Taillevant in Paris, and countless others. Komi is the star that stands out among all of the Michelin-starred restaurants. Nothing has yet been able to hold a candle to Komi. I have been twice and each experience was unique and memorable. I love the casual atmosphere, the knowledgable staff, and the creative and surprising flavor combinations of the food. Komi still is the best restaurant that I have ever had the pleasure of dining in.
For our anniversary we secured a reservation at komi. We have had the pleasure of dining at several five star establishments around the country and komi is not on that list. The several small courses were uninspired and bland leading up to our main course of goat. We left the evening feeling as if we were the victims of a mugging- $500 was at least three times the amount dinner was worth. The only silver lining was the enjoyable servers and our wine, helping ease the pain.
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This restaurant has raised dining standards on its block by more than a few notches.
These comments above really surprise me. I am from New York City, one of the dining capitals of the world, and I have have the pleasure and good fortune of eating at several high-end restaurants, including Per Se, Le Bernadin, Daniel in New York City, Citronelle and City Zen in DC, Taillevant in Paris, and countless others. Komi is the star that stands out among all of the Michelin-starred restaurants. Nothing has yet been able to hold a candle to Komi. I have been twice and each experience was unique and memorable. I love the casual atmosphere, the knowledgable staff, and the creative and surprising flavor combinations of the food. Komi still is the best restaurant that I have ever had the pleasure of dining in.
For our anniversary we secured a reservation at komi. We have had the pleasure of dining at several five star establishments around the country and komi is not on that list. The several small courses were uninspired and bland leading up to our main course of goat. We left the evening feeling as if we were the victims of a mugging- $500 was at least three times the amount dinner was worth. The only silver lining was the enjoyable servers and our wine, helping ease the pain.
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This restaurant has raised dining standards on its block by more than a few notches.
This restaurant has raised dining standards on its block by more than a few notches.