Food Critic Rates Chef Moshik Roth's Sausages as Mediocre
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Food critic Niv Gilboa reviewed chef Moshik Roth's sausages at his Tel Aviv restaurant "Franco," finding them to be mediocre. He sampled Choripan, chicken, and veal varieties, rating them 6.5 out of 10. Gilboa noted the presentation was good but the sausages themselves were unremarkable, though he enjoyed the accompanying fillings.
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- Food critic Niv Gilboa rated chef Moshik Roth's sausages a 6.5 out of 10.
- Gilboa found the Choripan sausage to be a "regular sausage" and "embarrassing" compared to the original.
- The chicken sausage was described as having a "dense, three-quarters processed sausage" flavor.
- Gilboa visited Roth's "Franco" restaurant in Tel Aviv to review the sausages.
- He noted the sausages' presentation was aesthetically pleasing.
Food critic Niv Gilboa visited "Franco," a Tel Aviv establishment by renowned chef Moshik Roth, to review his signature sausages. Gilboa sampled three varieties: Choripan, chicken, and veal. He found none of them particularly impressive, despite initially complimenting their aesthetic presentation.
Gilboa described the Choripan as a "regular sausage" that was "embarrassing" compared to its Argentinian namesake. The chicken sausage, he stated, did not taste significantly different from other processed sausages he had tried, noting a "dense, three-quarters processed sausage" flavor. He also commented on the accompanying Dutch fries, calling them "nice and meaty" but not authentic.
Concluding his review, Gilboa expressed a lack of enthusiasm for the sausages themselves. He did, however, find the pulled meat, pickled lemon, and other fillings at the bottom of the bun to be pleasant. Overall, he awarded the sausages a score of 6.5 out of 10, stating he had tasted better.