My days off
I ate alot on my days off. The food here is just incredible.
One of the first places I went to was Noto, edinburgh. It's an asian style restaurant with a Michelin bib. As i mentioned before the architecture here is breathtaking so when we were going up we took a detour.
Upon arrival we were taken care of and the staff were so lovely.
They had a good menu selection with reasonable prices.
It was a whole experience, being used to what is produced in Ireland this was phenomenal. My two favourite things i ordered were, kurobata pork belly, chickpea miso, mushroom for my mains and the chocolate and miso mousse for my dessert.
Another place I ate at was, friend of mine, Bridge of allan.
This is an influential brunch spot with a very creative menu that caters to the majority including vegans. They had a fairly large menu, a lot of choice.
We ordered bao buns, pulled pork tacos and sriracha and mushroom avo toast.
Bridge of allan is a small town with great history and beautiful views.
The only exciting things I did was go axe throwing and archery. It was all on site in our trail yard only a brief walk. It was well worth it and a very fun experience.
Overall I would recommend Gleneagles to anyone, I've learned so much not only as a chef but as a person. Don't be afraid to travel without friends, going out of your comfort zone is what makes you better.
This has been a great chapter in my life,
Byeeee, Sarah Anna :)
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