French Restaurant Deals in Austin
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Those who don't learn proper cooking techniques are doomed to a life of licking pages from fancy food magazines. Cause a stir with this Groupon. Choose Between Two Options $35 for a group cooking class for one (a $70 value) $65 for a group cooking class for two (a $140 value) The hands-on classes accommodate 5–12 students, covering anything from familiar Cajun staples such as jambalaya with chicken and sausage to classic French dishes such as beef bourguignon, depending on the evening's theme. Over the course of more than three hours, attendees will learn a variety of new recipes and ...
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One taste of the orange crème brûlée at French Quarter and you'll see why the silken dessert was a 2012 critics' pick in the Austin Chronicle -- and a perennial favorite among Austinites: • $15 for $30 to spend on dinner • $7 for $15 to spend on lunch • Dine at either of their locations -- in Round Rock or Austin Why You'll Love French Quarter Evoking a feeling of Hill Country meets N'awlins, these restaurants mix far-away flavors in a familiar way. Start with a cup of gumbo or etouffee, or a platter of fried green tomatoes. Enjoy an oyster po' boy sandwich or red beans and rice with grilled pork or savor a blackened tenderloin with shrimp, crab, and a mushroom cream sauce. Round out the meal with croissant bread pudding -- or that orange crème brûlée -- and a cup of dark roast coffee as you enjoy the outdoor flagstone patio adorned in twinkling lights. French Quarter's Website | Facebook
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You get a voucher redeemable for $20 at Molcas Mexican Restaurant. Print out your voucher, or redeem on your phone with the Yelp app.
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KING NOODLE is where cultures and cuisines come together. This restaurant brings the best of three cuisines: Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese; and their most popular dishes to one locale. KING NOODLE is the place for a healthy and delectable dining experience. The restaurant emphasizes flavors and attention to detail. KING NOODLE uses only top-quality ingredients in all its products and serves these products in an environment which reflects its high standards.
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Soto, a Japanese restaurant with a "touch of French influence," has opened up north in Lakeline Plaza with Chef Kenji Okamoto at the helm. Chef Okamoto started his career in Japan at 10 years old working in his uncle's restaurant. At 15 years old, he moved to the US with his family and the rest is history. He has experience working as a Sushi Chef at both Nobu and Morimoto. He now adds his own experience and flare as the Head chef at Soto.Soto's philosophy is to integrate the best food ingredients from all over the globe and the fresh seasonal ingredients from local Texas farms with our upscale culinary skills. Soto is specialized in traditional Japanese cuisine with a touch of French influence. At Soto, each dish created is made with care, artistry and a deep level of detail. In the Japanese language, "soto" means "world of outside", and we want our customers to see things different from what they usually see at other restaurants.
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