New York is
a place like no other. People from all over the world come together at this
place. It's a melting pot, influenced by countless cultures and a hotspot for
luxury and celebrities. Located at Columbus Circle one will find the Mandarin Oriental New York. I visited the hotel for the brunch,
which is held every Saturday and Sunday..
From
previous articles each of you guys already has an impression of how
badly I adore the Mandarin Oriental houses. Each house is different and each
visit, each stay impresses me and even exceeds my expectation.
I guess
there's just no forecast for a stay at the Mandarin Oriental, as each stay,
each house is so different and combined with so many beautiful and new
experiences.
The Mandarin
Oriental New York is probably one of the most outstanding houses in the USA. The
house has some breathtaking specials to offer, starting with the view. If you
are afraid of height you might need to fight off your fear, as the check in of
the Mandarin Oriental is located in the 35th floor.
As soon as
the elevator doors open one will face the New York skyline, with skyscrapers
and a view that most people probably only remember from the Empire State Building.
As I was
already announcing I had the pleasure to enjoy the brunch. Each Saturday and
Sunday from 11:45 - 14:00 the restaurant "asiate" is providing a 3
course brunch menu à la carte.
The menu
starts with a selection of various starters, which are all served within the
first course, followed by an entree that one is allowed to decide out of by
several options. For the perfect indulging guests have the additional selection of a
dessert selection within the menu.
As you know
that I'm vegan and gluten free my selection was probably not as usual as it
would be during a "standard" brunch. However, all my items were
listed on the menu. I definitely value that there has been also options
suitable for vegans.
My overall
experience at "asiate" was truly a blast. Having brunch in New York
in the 35th floor is definitely a must have experience for the Big Apple and an
absolute insider advice, which I want to share with you.
The
Mandarin Oriental just defined #FoodWithaView and brought it to a
new level.