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Tonight, I visited the modern French restaurant "Collage" located on the 28th floor of Hotel Conrad Tokyo, directly connected to Shiodome Station on the Oedo Line, for the third time since March. After making a reservation, I was surprised to see that the main course was quail meat. I was hoping they would stick to game meats like deer, lamb, and wild boar, but I was planning to go with a fish dish instead. However, when I checked the menu again the day before yesterday, I was relieved to see that the main course had been changed to pork. The course menu for today included: Chef's small gifts (3 varieties), Octopus Garcia-style, Appetizer of marinated firefly squid with Nanko plums and zucchini, Grilled risotto with anago from Tsushima, white eggplant, and foie gras, Roasted Yamagata Prefecture Kinu pork with corn and yuzu pepper, Lemon verbena ice cream with peach and lime jelly, Exotic pomponette with jasmine ice cream and Koshu sake "Kokuryu," Two types of cheese, Coffee & petit fours, Champagne Laurent-Perrier Cuvee, Mineral water from New Zealand. Unfortunately, it was raining, but the restaurant was reserved, so I could relax and enjoy my meal. The highlights were the eel risotto, lemon verbena ice cream, both of which were delicious. In all three visits, I always felt a bit overwhelmed by having two desserts plus petit fours, but this time they had a simple course with only one dessert, so I would like to try that next time. There were no disappointments in all three visits, and it's one of my favorite restaurants.