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by EBass » Thu Mar 21, 2013 10:51 pm
I recently saw a brochure for an "E3 cafe" which had many delightful meals which intrigued me. Upon doing some research I found that the E3 Cafe was a members only eatery and I couldn't gain access. However, a friend informed me that the meals at the E3 Cafe were actually only a PR stunt for one of my favorite restaurants the Bohemia Diner. I took a seat and saw many patrons sampling the Arma2 special, which was a favorite of mine, but I wanted to try the Arma3 Delight, which was their new offering.
The waiter came out and told me that he was very sorry, but I'd have to wait until at least Q3 of 2013 until the Arma3 Delight was available, a gourmet myself always knows that half the delight of food is in the anticipation, but waiting several months for food would interrupt my busy schedule, so I made my excuses and collected my coat. However, just as I was going out the door the waiter stopped me, and informed me that as a valued customer I could book a table for the Arma3 delight when they had some available, and as a special favour I could try a "taster" right now. This was an offer I couldn't refuse, so I took a seat and waited for it to be served.
Although the texture of the plate was slightly off, everything on the plate was far better defined than the Arma2. Especially the greenery and salad, looked lots better. The amount of condiments that the meal was accompanied by was especially impressive. Even the cutlery had been involved as the waiter studiously informed me that my fork was now no longer a simple tool for spearing meat, but could be modified so that I could now eat food at long ranges, or if I chose I could use my eating irons at close ranges, I believe he called this close range accuracy enhancer iron sights. Seems obvious really.
I did become aware though that my table was slightly unstable, when lots of customers were in the near vicinity I had to slow down my eating or I might spill the meal. Nevertheless, there were a few crashes as the footsteps of customers caused my wobbly table to tip my glass onto the floor.
Though I was impressed with the food that was on my plate, I must confess I was slightly dissapointed with the quantity of it. The Arma2 Special came with some many different dishes you could edit your meal to your hearts content. Though the Arma3 Delight was delightful, I defiantly felt the abscense of the ability of the Arma2 Special to cater for every pallete.
Nevertheless, I would heartily recommend it to anyone.