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Businiess name:  Momofuku Ko
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
After trying and trying and trying and trying and trying... (I stop here but you got me), I finally scored a table for 3 friends and me at Ko. The dinner set us back $235 each with drinks and 15% tip. I think it was worth half that because:\r 1- Booking this place is a major hassle. I probably spent over 2 hours online, 5 mins a day...\r 2- the food is good, sometimes very good, but sometimes also bland, and the prix fixe was raised to $100 vs the $85 in earlier reviews. For that price I would like real caviar (from a sturgeon, not paddlefish) and French truffle (not Australian). It was creative, but not worth $100. Still I loved the foie gras shavings and quite a few other things. On the other hand our duck was overcooked.\r 3- the main disappointment came from the wine and sake pairings. They were well chosen, but overpriced, you had to choose between the $50, the $85 and the $150 set of pairings and it was disorientating, the waitress was not so knowledgeable about the wines and she served the smallest quantities.\r \r Overall my feeling is that it was good, but for the money I paid I would have liked them to be a bit more generous too, with the ingredients and with the booze! I might go back, just not until a while from now, and if meanwhile chef Chang gets bored and closes the place, I won't mind too much... Pros: Creative, good Cons: overpriced, wine and sake pairings not generous at all

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