Introduced by @that_dex, led me to this little omakasa restuarant with only 11 seater. The chef attention to the details was the reason why I love this place. The speciality here was that the chef aged her own fish with different "salty" base. This aging process encouraged to bring out the hidden flavors within the fish which heat just won't meet the mark. However, it was a very difficult skill to master. She could only count on her experience and judge by the fat content leave over on the blade. The amount of "salty" ingredients used and duration of aging could only be judge by her years of experience. .
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Vegetables with Yasai miso .
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Golden stripe mackerel .
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Raw onion with tuna belly shavings, ponzu and yuzu dressing .
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Onsen tamago with hokkaido ikura and truffle .
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Seared Fugu with Himalayan rock salt and lime (Special)
Incredible type of fish which was famous of its deadly flavor. The aged fugu torched and sprinkled with lime zest and Himalayan stone salt. The more you chewed, the more it's juice released while the salt and lime deepen the taste. .
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Aged saba with white miso
The SWEETESSST saba I had! No sugar added! The white miso brought out the sweetness from its fat which normally would be dispensed by the heat. After I tried this, no more normal saba!#BurppleSushiMonth