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Chef Setsuo Funahashi is a third-generation master and is pursuing the refined pre-Edo sushi style.
He creates sushi using fresh seafood collected in Kitakyushu but uses for the seasoning a rice vinegar from Akasu which is especially and only produce for him.
His shari is on the acidic side (which I like) and the nets cut flawlessly. The tomago was... More
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Chef Setsuo Funahashi is a third-generation master and is pursuing the refined pre-Edo sushi style.
He creates sushi using fresh seafood collected in Kitakyushu but uses for the seasoning a rice vinegar from Akasu which is especially and only produce for him.
His shari is on the acidic side (which I like) and the nets cut flawlessly. The tomago was... More
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El Poblet was Quique Dacosta’s original haut-cuisine restaurant in Denia where he has started his career in 1988. After he renamed the restaurant for Quique Dacosta Restaurante, the El Poblet name and concept with a selected team was moved to the centre of Valencia in 2012.
The kitchen of El Poblet is lead by Head Chef Luís Valls, the maitre... More
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What Elkano is for rodaballo (turbot), Patxikuenea is for besugo (sea bream).
For good measures we ordered a 5 year Holstein (mini-)chuleton to balance it.
Excellent traditional food at prices which one simply cannot understand, for example the bottle of Mauro seen for €35.