Considered by some the best restaurant in the world, Noma has moved temporarily from its Copenhagen, Denmark, home to the Tokyo's Mandarin Oriental, in Japan. From January 9 to February 14, they will serve a new menu based on local products, completely different from its original menu. Check it out:
The fixed menu at Noma, including wine pairing, costs 64,900 Yen ($550). The dishes change depending on what is available on the market. Here you have a few examples:
[Above: Langoustine and ants]
Green strawberries with cheese
Assorted citrus with Okinawa chili peppers
Shaved ankimo toast
Cuttlefish "soba" and a cold broth of roses
Scallops
Clam pie
Sea urchin pie
Chilled cucumber and green strawberries, sake and basil flowers
Tofu and shaved walnuts
Pumpkin simmered with kelp and salted cherry blossoms
Raw squid
Fermented black garlic leather
Things from under the ground
Wild duck brushed with rye soy and cooked slowly over fire
Roasted turnip in green sauce
Dessert of sweet rice and sake
Sweet potato slow cooked in raw sugar
Paste of sweet cep mushroom coated in chocolate
All pictures from the Instagram of Ivan Orkin (@ramenjunkie) and René Redzepi (@reneredzepinoma).
SPLOID is delicious brain candy. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter.
from Gizmodo http://ift.tt/1tqOvna
No comments:
Post a Comment