Anyone?? :tongue:
I heard maybe the Totoche, in Port-aux Francais, French Southern Territories. It's a tad small to hold the giant sound of MMJ but the local booking agent believes it's remote location will keep the crowd to a few lucky souls. The Totoche has pretty solid menu as well. Note the following five star review from mswain15:
"Had the deep sea platter , Shark fin, Whale cheek followed by Seal Pup belly ... fantastic!
Book early though as we had to wait 3 years for a table :-("
Quote from: BH on Aug 25, 2015, 03:27 PM
I heard maybe the Totoche, in Port-aux Francais, French Southern Territories. It's a tad small to hold the giant sound of MMJ but the local booking agent believes it's remote location will keep the crowd to a few lucky souls. The Totoche has pretty solid menu as well. Note the following five star review from mswain15:
"Had the deep sea platter , Shark fin, Whale cheek followed by Seal Pup belly ... fantastic!
Book early though as we had to wait 3 years for a table :-("
be sure to leave lots of time for taxi to the venue - f'in sled dogs, man.
Whale, that stinks of seafood poo poo platter.
Quote from: millerjustin on Aug 25, 2015, 03:58 PM
Quote from: BH on Aug 25, 2015, 03:27 PM
I heard maybe the Totoche, in Port-aux Francais, French Southern Territories. It's a tad small to hold the giant sound of MMJ but the local booking agent believes it's remote location will keep the crowd to a few lucky souls. The Totoche has pretty solid menu as well. Note the following five star review from mswain15:
"Had the deep sea platter , Shark fin, Whale cheek followed by Seal Pup belly ... fantastic!
Book early though as we had to wait 3 years for a table :-("
be sure to leave lots of time for taxi to the venue - f'in sled dogs, man.
My favorite review -
I'd heard about the place for years, so I didn't want to miss it on my Capetown to Freemantle voyage. Other yachts were crowding the harbor, and the place was packed with glitterati. Unfortunately, I couldn't get in as I had neglected to bring a tuxedo due to some miscommunication between my cabin steward and my valet. The Maitre d' at the restaurant even refused a bribe! I mean, sacré bleu! With the local tailor's shop closed (aren't they always in France?), I thought that I was out of luck. But, refusing to be deterred after coming such a vast distance, I snuck around by the kitchen door and waited. Pretty soon, the sous chef came out to feed the leftovers to the waiting stray cats, and I was able to shoo some of them away and get a nice sampling of the cuisine. FABULOUS! Totoche is definitely a destination for the more intrepid gastronome, but it is well worth the effort. Just be sure to bring evening wear.
Why don't they just play a 3 night run at the YUM in their hometown? Louisville would love it!!