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Chef and co-owner Ulrik Jepsen of À L’aise, who has worked in 1 and 3-starred Michelin restaurants in Norway and abroad, showcases his 13-course tasting menu + wine pairing.

Menu À L’aise 8 courses 159 eur / Wine pairing 141 eur

See this video from a l’Aise to have a look at the best Pressed duck (canard à la presse) we’ve ever seen.

The restaurant is reopening soon! Website: https://www.alaise.no

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20 Comments

  1. " here we have a mince beef, beef from the local shop nearby, auntie mushroom sauce, accompanied with green salad"..

  2. Part of the joy of your videos is watching the staff happily explaining the food to you. They seem to love their jobs just as much as you love to eat

  3. Why TF do these fancy places always have to have liver and beets inside at least one dish if not more? just gross.

  4. reason why they offer so much alcohol is to try and get you drunk so you can't tell if the food is good or not.

  5. Can't believe so much fine wine and champagne is served with each dish,surely this meal must costs around £500 per head?!

  6. Noticing a lot of fine dining restaurants using ice creams in their savory dishes, very cool!

  7. “Here we have uh canned ravioli, courtesy of Chef Boyardi. It is a wheat pasta and a Kobe beef filling and a Roma tomato sauce that has been simmering for twelve hours.”

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