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in o’grove, spain (july’24)

ending my europe trip with a small detour to o’grove for the famous d’berto for some seafood from the galician shore.

we began with their complementary seafood empanada and a galician veg & choirzo soup which was quite nice, before trying the seafood offerings today. we had some side by sides of different species... More

in osaka, japan (aug’24)

started my long long trip to japan this summer at torisho ishii, one of the spots in osaka i’ve been keen on visiting. famed for using takasaka jidori, one of the most high regarded chicken breeds in japan, it really didn’t disappoint. taisho was so nice & funny, ventilation here was also second to none.

this was my... More

in hiroshima, japan (aug’24)

stopped by hiroshima for the day and made our way to this little shop a distance away from the city center. an innovative twist in japanese cooking, which to me didn’t really hit the ‘innovative’ nor traditional genre. still struggling to pin point the style of chef’s cooking, and for me this meal fell short... More

in hiroshima, japan (aug’24)

trip to hiroshima was mainly for this sushiya right in the city center hidden in plain sight. not just very good cospa, the neta here were very unique to the coast of hiroshima and the style of taisho himself. steering clear of flashy ingredients but putting unconventional twists and highlighting ingredients from around... More

in shimabara, japan (aug’24)

made it to what feels like the edge of japan after a whole morning of travelling into shimabara, nagasaki. a city that feels like we were transported back in time. serving hyper-local ingredients in particular seafood around the shimabara bay, with ingredients straight from his father’s fish shop next door. with... More

in nagoya, japan (aug’24)

continued my trip for a quick dinner in nagoya, a highly sought after neighbourhood sushiya known for his kuruma ebis. overall really good cospa, and glad i ticked this place off my list but the rustic style and mild flavour in shari was not my preferred cup of tea.

tsumami was influenced with kaiseki preparations, contrasting... More

in kanazawa, japan (aug’24)

august visit to one of the temples of washoku, despite today’s menu not being very strong given the seasonal limitations, its always such a privilege to be back.

the style here is very clean but elegant, a tad more innovative with their menu this month, like the different ‘salads’ on chinese lantern (鬼灯)... More

in kanazawa, japan (aug’24)

there are a considerable number of soba spots in kanazawa, stopped by one of them and was super impressed. a really beautiful house hidden in the residential district behind the train station with discreet signs. started with a lovely soba miso with local zucchini, and a mixed tempura which were really enjoyable. opted... More

in kanazawa, japan (aug’24)

made it to kanazawa’s most famous yakitori-ya, headed by torishiki’s ikegawa san’s most respected disciple, whom also previously had a short stint in shanghai.

overall thought it was a solid meal, didn’t really have too many standout pieces and chicken quality also wasn’t the best. i really enjoyed the... More

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