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Silk Road in the Marigny is one of the better fusion restaurants I've been to.
Posted on 6/23/24 at 1:59 pm
Posted on 6/23/24 at 1:59 pm
Went for Restaurant week. Their menu had good choices and wasn't just salmon or Pork chop like so many others.
(Even though they also had those)
Also had a wine pairing for $20.
They had an interesting take on a crab bisque making it with coconut milk that gave it somewhat of. Thai curry flavor.
For Mains we got the Shrimp and udon pasta. It came with some large 16/20 shrimp. Only pair I had was the head and tails were on so you had to use your hands.
We also tried their crabcake which came with a mint, cilantro chutney.
But the star was the excellent mango cheesecake which wasn't overly rich or sweet and paired well with the dessert wine.
All in all I highly recommend this place. $45 was the restaurant week price for 3 course.
(Even though they also had those)
Also had a wine pairing for $20.
They had an interesting take on a crab bisque making it with coconut milk that gave it somewhat of. Thai curry flavor.

For Mains we got the Shrimp and udon pasta. It came with some large 16/20 shrimp. Only pair I had was the head and tails were on so you had to use your hands.

We also tried their crabcake which came with a mint, cilantro chutney.
But the star was the excellent mango cheesecake which wasn't overly rich or sweet and paired well with the dessert wine.
All in all I highly recommend this place. $45 was the restaurant week price for 3 course.

Posted on 6/23/24 at 2:17 pm to Napoleon
NGL, I low key hate it when restaurants serve me shrimp in a pasta dish that I have to peel. I ordered pasta on purpose so I wouldn’t have to eat with my hands or get them dirty. If I’m getting a dish that’s like shrimp as the main separated from other sides, that’s different. But if my shrimp are in a pasta, peel them first, please.
This post was edited on 6/23/24 at 2:19 pm
Posted on 6/23/24 at 2:32 pm to kingbob
I started cutting the tails and heads off with the butter knife but it was cutting off too much meat. I just decided to go in and eat the shrimp first.
The flavors were good. But I would prefer peeled. I don't need the heads and tails so they look fresh. I know all restaurants use frozen shrimp anyway.
The flavors were good. But I would prefer peeled. I don't need the heads and tails so they look fresh. I know all restaurants use frozen shrimp anyway.
Posted on 6/23/24 at 6:05 pm to kingbob
I almost lost my shite a few years ago when I went to Oxlot 9 in Covington and had their shrimp and grits and they arrived with the shell and heads on. Nevermind getting the grits on your fingers, It's simply ridiculous for a somewhat "fine dining" experience.
Posted on 6/24/24 at 2:23 pm to kingbob
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NGL, I low key hate it when restaurants serve me shrimp in a pasta dish that I have to peel. I ordered pasta on purpose so I wouldn’t have to eat with my hands or get them dirty. If I’m getting a dish that’s like shrimp as the main separated from other sides, that’s different. But if my shrimp are in a pasta, peel them first, please.
Some restaurants feature a special type of employee called a "waiter." The "waiter" can be very helpful, and answer questions about dishes when taking your order.
Next time you are in a restaurant, you could ask your "waiter" if the shrimp in a dish are peeled. If the shrimp are not prepared the way you like them, in that case your procedure could be to order something else.
Hope this helps!
Posted on 6/24/24 at 2:57 pm to No Disrespect But
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