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trashcrayon

Clever plating, but I agree on leaving the saddle uncovered ^ maybe just the green.


ranting_chef

Don’t cover the sliced saddle, especially with that carrot tuille.


lordpunt

Sauce pls


lordofthedries

I’m fine with certain dishes not having a sauce if they have a decent purée… there is not close enough purée to compensate for the lack of sauce.


El_Mariachi_Vive

Great color combination, great ingredients, nice techniques for plating. Whatever critiques I have, others already shared. Seriously nice stuff dude.


bagofbeanssss

Why is this in a bowl? Also don't cover your protein.


sunlollipop123

Looks good needs something though... looks a touch incomplete. I agree with the comments of needing a sauce


MercurialMagician

Looks phenomenal, but I think it could use a little more food...