Cafe Sababa solely has one Restaurant Week particular: Aaron’s Well-known Candy Potato Muffins ($6) — and my goodness, it was particular. I ordered, waited fifteen minutes, however the dish was well worth the wait. Three candy potato croquettes sat on a mattress of spring greens tossed in a lemon French dressing with mango salsa and and squiggles of lime aioli. The presentation was stunning, and it tasted so, so good. The candy potato balls had an excellent crispy edge, and the salsa was refreshing and candy. I particularly cherished the distinction of temperature between the recent crosquettes and the chilly diced mango and pink bell peppers.
This dish is difficult to catch. It’s solely out there at lunchtime from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. this week. There’s nothing else prefer it on small cafe’s regular kosher menu, so if it sounds scrumptious, you want to attempt it right now, Wednesday, or Thursday.
Discover Cafe Sababa inside the Cohen Center on the U of I campus close to the nook of Fifth and John Road. There’s metered road parking close by, however if you happen to dwell or work on campus, you need to stroll over to Cafe Sababa to do this particular. Make sure to try all of the Restaurant Week menus here, and skim suggestions of what different meals to eat this Restaurant Week here and here.
Cafe Sababa
503 E John St
Champaign
M-Th 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
