Ecole Hôtelière Sir Gaëtan Duval is a Hotel and Tourism
training school based in Ebene. The school offers many courses ranging from
management, pastry making and food production but did you know that there's also a restaurant there called Saveurs d’Ebene!
The restaurant is there for the students to learn the
skills, undergo training and do their exams but I was pleasantly surprised with
my visit. Everyday, they serve a different 3 course meal and you can request to
have a weekly menu emailed to you so you can check out what’s on offer daily.
You get to sample haute cuisine prepared by the Culinary Arts students along
with the services of the Hopsitality Management students.
Here’s the menu for the day I visited:
Spinach Quinoa dipped in ginger orange honey sauce
It was a warm mini croquette stuffed with quinoa and
spinach. I personally preferred it without the sauce but it was a nice little amuse
bouche to start.
Ravioli cheese with pineapple and ginger sauce,
accompanied
by shrimps butter sauce
When I first saw this menu, I wasn’t too keen on the
pineapple ginger sauce with the ravioli combination but it was actually the best course of
the meal!! It was really nice and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The cheese ravioli
was al dente and wasn't overpowering and the shrimp sauce was so tasty! The pineapple ginger
sauce actually worked really well and added a tad of sweetness and tanginess to the
shrimp sauce. I could have licked the bowl clean lol
Chicken thigh cooked in garlic, cilantro chicken croquettes
accompanied with seasonal vegetables
I loved the presentation of this dish and it was so
colourful! A good balance of meat and veg on the plate and it was very filling.
The chicken thigh was cooked perfectly with a hint of garlic and the chicken
croquettes (more like roulades) were so tender and juicy. The vegetables came in a variety of different ways, (steamed, pureed and as a
flan) which was great for enjoying different textures. The sauce that
accompanied it tasted a little like teriyaki sauce but it was very yummy
indeed!
Mirror Cake with espresso mousse and mango, accompanied with
a macaron
By this time, I was actually really full. The presentation
was nice but I was a little disappointed with the taste. The chocolate coating
could have done with a bit more 'chocolate' and the coffee mousse definitely lacked
the caffeine kick and I barely tasted any mango! I couldn’t figure out the
taste of the macaron either but by now
my tummy was already fully satisfied.
You can enjoy the 3 course meal experience for ONLY
Rs375 (drinks excluded but all at reasonable prices) It really is value for
money and what’s even better, you probably get better service and food than many 5 star hotel restaurants. The students are very attentive and service
was smooth.
I had a lovely lunch here and I definitely recommend
this place. Oh, and the bread was really nice too which is always a good sign in my books! x
Saveur D'Ebene
Ecole Hôtèliere Sir Gaëtan Duval
Reduit Ebene
For reservations – 404 7200
Open from 12 – 2pm on weekdays
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