L'Affaire Est Ketchup propose une expression rigoureuse des traditions culinaires françaises régionales en privilégiant des ingrédients frais issus du marché local. La cuisine met en avant des préparations audacieuses qui respectent l'intégrité brute des produits et des protéines sélectionnés. Son atmosphère sans prétention souligne un engagement envers la précision technique tout en évitant les fioritures inutiles. Chaque plat reflète une structure de menu évolutive qui s'adapte strictement à la disponibilité saisonnière des ingrédients régionaux de qualité. L'environnement facilite une connexion directe entre l'assiette et le paysage agricole environnant. Les convives découvrent une interprétation robuste de la cuisine d'inspiration française favorisant les saveurs franches et les techniques traditionnelles plutôt qu'une présentation stylisée. Cet établissement maintient une approche disciplinée de l'approvisionnement, garantissant que la production culinaire reste constamment liée aux cycles de récolte naturels de la région.
L'Affaire Est Ketchup propose une expérience culinaire unique et intime que de nombreux clients comparent à un repas savoureux partagé chez un ami proche. Le restaurant offre un menu saisonnier en constante évolution qui est présenté à l'ensemble de la salle, créant une ambiance conviviale et dynamique. Bien que l'établissement soit reconnu pour son approche gastronomique authentique et sans prétention, avec des plats exceptionnels comme les ris de veau, le canard et divers produits de la mer, certains visiteurs trouvent que le rythme du service est parfois lent et que l'espace restreint peut manquer de confort. Malgré des avis partagés sur la taille des portions et la température de la salle, la majorité des convives louent le professionnalisme passionné du personnel, la présentation théâtrale des plats et l'authenticité globale de l'expérience, la décrivant souvent comme l'un des meilleurs repas qu'ils aient dégustés à Québec.
Upon hearing this place from chefs all over Canada, I just had to visit. Apparently most of the food on their menu changes every week. This was the first restaurant I ate at for dinner in Quebec City. We reserved seating for about 11 people & amazingly they were able to seat us all. The interior was quite small & really felt like we were inside someone's humble home. I love the play on words with the restaurant's name. Their door entrance even had a artistic Ketchup bottle mural on it. After getting seated, the waiter explained everything on the menu to us in English & they also spoke French. I was told from the menu, the ris de veau was a signature dish that they often served so I had to get it, not knowing exactly what I was eatting as the translation was known as sweet bread. I think it was veal & whatever the sauce that came with it was so delicious! I could not stop dipping my bread in the sauce. My main dish was the dore de lac, fish with shrimp. It was sweet & savory. Nothing too heavy but just right & tasted great. Dessert was a surprise. We had a super soft chocolate mousse brownie with whip cream. It was very rich but I compared to what others have gotten in the past, I would have loved to try their cheesecake. Lastly, to pair with everything we also got a local white wine Le Saint-Pépin 2021 which was light & pleasant. It's hard to believe this was all cooked in a regular home kitchen. I have never had such an experience before. I would highly recommend for a fun, mystery, dining experience with friends & enjoy the friendly neighborhood atmosphere.
Very cozy & laid back restaurant. They serve customers in batches & all diners progress at the same pace. The menu is communicated to everyone once in French & once in English, although the English version is moderately briefer. This place is suitable for people who want to hang out, drink wine, & eat great food. The meal progresses slowly, first half hour was mostly drinking, then an hour for appetizers, & finally one more hour for entrées. (I didn't get dessert) The menu changes so not everyone would experience this, but when I went the restaurant got smoky to the point where the entire room seemed foggy & it became a bit difficult to breathe. Likely too many people ordered food that involved brown butter at once. The food was excellent, & highly recommend ordering the sweetbread (which seems to be a staple on the menu).
Excellent food & service. We had a sweet bread to share for appetizer. Then I had the duck & husband had the scallop & blood pudding. My friend got tuna & octopus. We all rounded things up with a cheesecake for dessert. Everything was so good & fresh. They change the menu frequently based on whatever fresh ingredients are available. The experience was fun too - everyone got seated, then the waiter went over the entire menu & we ordered at the same time. Will definitely be back. The only thing to note is ventilation was not the best so you had a ton of smoke inside while the kitchen was cooking.
13 avr. 2024
sur Google
🍽️
Sachez où manger à Québec avant tout le monde.
Découvrez en primeur les ouvertures les plus branchées, des menus secrets et les coups de cœur de RestoQuebec.ca. Rejoignez plus de 50 000 foodies.
Would give 6 stars if possible. Incredible food, cozy & relaxed unpretentious atmosphere combined with great & friendly service. Our waiter Jordan did a fantastic job in French & English breaking down the menu for the night, making recommendations, & was attentive, friendly, & charismatic throughout. Food was incredible & not overpriced, our table of 3 split 2 bottles of wine, 3 appetizers, 3 entrees, & 2 desserts for a very reasonable price. Would absolutely recommend to anyone visiting looking for the best French food I've ever had. The sweetbreads & veal tataki are must get appetizers, & the duck, steak, & pork roulade were incredible as well.
I see why there's such a hype. Very unassuming spot. When we asked the waiter what the best thing on the menu was & he said everything, we doubted him. But he was right. We licked every single plate clean. The wine pours were on point. We had the sweetbread, nicoise salad, scallops & the fish cake. We sent back plates so clean you could've reused them. I can't pick a favorite. Also the brownie dessert is heavenly brownie batter. Just do it. The laid back vibe plus good food is worth a visit.
My wife & I absolutely loved this place! It's very intimate, it only fits about 25 people, & the staff explain the money all at once to everyone there. Very high quality food, desserts & great cocktails. Don't skip this place if you're in the city!
We dined when in Quebec City. My family had been before & liked it. It was recommended by Anthony Bourdain. I liked it very much. I had sweetbreads, scallops & brownie sponge cake for dessert 😋
Nous avons adoré notre soirée, la nourriture était incroyable surtout le boudin! Super belle ambiance avec un excellent service & les 2 serveurs étaient vraiment sympathique. Merci à toute l'équipe. Le seul regret c'est que je n'avais pas de place pour le dessert ! Merci encore ça faisait longtemps que je n'avais pas aussi bien mangé dans un restaurant!😊
What an amazing experience! We sat at the bar & got to watch all the cooking & chopping. We had deer tartare & octopus for appetizers & scallops & chef's entree for main courses. We were too stuffed for dessert but opted for a sazerac instead. Highly recommend, totally worth the $!
