Sentence examples for exquisite meals from inspiring English sources

It's not that I don't appreciate exquisite meals in gastronomical emporiums.

In the morning and in the evening, they will take walks, sing songs, and eat exquisite meals, with fine wines, golden and red.

Then, as is his custom, he retires to his secret Japanese hideout where he leads a life of luxurious solitude, cooking exquisite meals and contemplating his aquarium.

Chef Peter Knogl updates classic French haute cuisine with modern Asian and Mediterranean influences, serving exquisite meals complemented by top-shelf Continental service and commanding views over the Rhine.

If the convivial gastropub has been the model for what seems like two new restaurants out of three in Los Angeles, it is the idea of Japanese kaiseki — exquisite meals of many small courses designed to express the mood of a season and a place — that has lately been driving the ambitions of the world's best chefs, up to and including Ferran Adrià.

The design duo's offering is like an exquisite meal blending different tastes.

For others, however, extras ranging from a simple bathtub to an exquisite meal are too temping to pass up.

"The Best Meal You Ever Ate" tells the story of Jean Paul, a celebrated chef who makes his way through the rubble of the Jewish ghetto to create an exquisite meal for Avrim and Netti, the last remaining Jews fighting the Nazis.

Our very basic rooms — hard twin beds, bare floors, scratchy towels — faced a dense garden bursting with eggplant, kale, cucumbers and green beans, and our disappointment at not camping was assuaged by the exquisite meal we ate outside under an awning as the rain and thunder began.

There, too, on an earlier weeknight, we practically had the chef to ourselves and dined on an exquisite meal that seemed to mirror the Icelandic landscape: an amuse-bouche of baby potato was lacquered in a sheen of black clay, lending it the aspect of a volcanic stone; brine-glazed bread jumped with a pungent spruce-needle-infused butter.

An evening of geisha entertainment often begins with an exquisite meal of kaiseki (Japanese haute-cuisine).