Overview
Restaurant Views: 1,673
Awards
- MICHELIN Guide
- OAD
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Japanese Restaurants 2024, 111
- Tabelog
- 2024 Bronze
- Restaurant Ranking
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Restaurant Ranking 2024, #3080, PRO #16.00, USER #0.00
- Gault & Millau
- 3 Torques, 2020
- Gault & Millau Public Mark
- 15 / 20
Ratings from the web
- Tabelog
- 4.27
Chef
Takuto Murota
Cuisine
French
Foodle Reviews
French restaurants that specialise in game meat are pretty rare in France so it’s great that @lature_restaurant has made a name for themselves here . Very concise and interesting cooking , some fun ingredients.
I don’t usually mention amuse bouche as they have become a little generic in the world of fine dining (uni,caviar, tartlets, crudo etc ..) but this was a different take which was appreciated .
Deer blood macaron sets the scene for the meal , a venison boudin noir with the... More
French restaurants that specialise in game meat are pretty rare in France so it’s great that @lature_restaurant has made a name for themselves here . Very concise and interesting cooking , some fun ingredients.
I don’t usually mention amuse bouche as they have become a little generic in the world of fine dining (uni,caviar, tartlets, crudo etc ..) but this was a different take which was appreciated .
Deer blood macaron sets the scene for the meal , a venison boudin noir with the blood also used for the macaron pastry . Nice balance of sweetness , great start .
Ayu and potato croquette is a crowd pleaser .
Pumpkin mousse with shrimp and vanilla consommé , looks and feels like chawanmushi but subtle differences in texture and flavour .
Finally a nourishing Venison bone broth with venison leg meat , matsutake , sudaichi zest ,chawanmushi .
Scallop , wild mushroom and bacon fricasee , aged sweet potato custard is the first of the larger courses, an excellent Alsatian fricasee and loved the sweet potato custard .
Badger , wild boar , venison and foie gras pate en croute . Textbook pate en croute with an interesting ingredient! But the key to making this stand out was simply temperature , pate en croute is often served with a slight fridge chill , this was room temp and the texture was soft and yielding .
Bonito , with zucchini , tomato and perilla sauce and tomato and dill water . Have had versions of this dish at every Kaiseki so far , can’t go wrong with Bonito tataki .
Ayu fish pie , a forcemeat of Ayu and scallop has encased the ayu fillets, the pastry is terrific .
Great quality Ezo Venison with bordelaise sauce , eggplant and potato crisp . Well executed classic
Pear and chestnut Mont Blanc on meringue base . The meringue adds a different texture to the Mont Blanc . Less
A unique collaboration dinner in Tokyo, featuring two esteemed culinary establishments: LATURE from Japan and Haoma from Bangkok, Thailand.
LATURE, led by the innovative chef Takuto Murota, is renowned in Tokyo for its exceptional cuisine, which earned it a Michelin star. The restaurant is celebrated for its integration of local ingredients and sustainable practices, including sourcing from its own farm, “LATURE FARM.” Chef Murota’s approach often involves a creative blend of traditional... More
A unique collaboration dinner in Tokyo, featuring two esteemed culinary establishments: LATURE from Japan and Haoma from Bangkok, Thailand.
LATURE, led by the innovative chef Takuto Murota, is renowned in Tokyo for its exceptional cuisine, which earned it a Michelin star. The restaurant is celebrated for its integration of local ingredients and sustainable practices, including sourcing from its own farm, “LATURE FARM.” Chef Murota’s approach often involves a creative blend of traditional Japanese techniques with modern gastronomy.
Haoma, situated in Bangkok, is a Michelin-starred restaurant known for its commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices. It boasts its own urban farm, ensuring fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The culinary style at Haoma is a fusion of traditional Thai flavors with contemporary cooking methods, creating a unique and memorable dining experience.
This collaboration dinner in Tokyo is a fusion of Japanese and Thai culinary artistry, combining the sustainable and innovative approaches of both chefs. It promises an extraordinary gastronomic journey, highlighting the best of both worlds in terms of flavor, technique, and sustainability.
**Review of the Collaborative Dinner at LATURE Featuring Haoma**
The collaborative dinner at LATURE, featuring Haoma, was an exquisite display of culinary expertise, blending Japanese finesse with Thai boldness. The evening began with a series of innovative amuse-bouches. The Mackerel on Aubergine Toast was a celebration of flavors, with the spicy crunch of the mackerel creating a delightful umami experience. The Bear Meat and Mushroom Tartlets introduced a wild twist, while the Hotate Tart - dry-aged scallops with tangy powder - offered a burst of scallop sweetness followed by a spicy zing. The Lobster Consommé with Parsnip Jelly was a masterpiece of restraint, the parsnip lending a subtle yet distinct touch.
The appetizers continued this theme of innovative pairings. The Sea Urchin Pulusu with Peanuts, Wasabi, and Mint Chutney was a revelation, its spicy pulusu foam and crunchy peanuts creating a complex flavor profile. The HAOMAx LATURE French Pâté en Croûte was a delightful nod to both culinary traditions.
The main dishes were a testament to the chefs' mastery. The Red Sea Bream and Clam Moiley Curry was a delicate balance, with the perfectly cooked sea bream complemented by a mild yet flavorful curry cream and Hamaguru cubes adding texture and acidity. The Roasted Venison, sourced from Hokkaido, was a dish of profound umami, enhanced by a cumin cream that was both innovative and comforting.
Desserts were a fittingly elegant end to the meal. The Strawberry and Goat Milk Blancmange struck a perfect balance between sweetness and subtlety, serving as a refreshing transition to the final course. The Apple and Yuzu Murraba with Smoked Milk Ice Cream was a harmonious blend of familiar and exotic, a testament to the chefs' ability to innovate while respecting traditional flavors.
The meal concluded with Mignardises, where the Kiwi and Citrus Pops provided a refreshing end, and the Deer Blood Macarons were a bold, yet surprisingly delightful choice.
This collaborative dinner was not just a meal; it was a journey through diverse culinary landscapes, masterfully orchestrated by the chefs of LATURE and Haoma. It was a celebration of sustainable and local ingredients, a testament to the potential of collaboration across cultures, and a memorable experience that transcended the boundaries of traditional cuisine. Less
Lièvre à la Royale, using out-of-the-season hare
リエーヴル・ア・ラ・ロワイヤル
青森産野兎、野兎の血で繋いだソース、フォアグラのポワレ、チュイル、トリュフ。
野兎は、フォアグラを巻いて8時間以上煮込んだもの。更にフォアグラとトリュフが上に載せられており、ビジュアル的にも洗練されていて美しい。
野兎といえば、フランスでは秋から初冬にかけてレストランのメニューにおける主役となるイメージが強いが、こちらは狩猟期間が終わった後に駆除対象として獲られたもの。
駆除される野生動物は捨てられてしまうことが多いと聞くが、料理として命を無駄にすることなく頂くのは、サステナビリティの観点からも大いに意義深い。
2021年3月
Laturé... More
Lièvre à la Royale, using out-of-the-season hare
リエーヴル・ア・ラ・ロワイヤル
青森産野兎、野兎の血で繋いだソース、フォアグラのポワレ、チュイル、トリュフ。
野兎は、フォアグラを巻いて8時間以上煮込んだもの。更にフォアグラとトリュフが上に載せられており、ビジュアル的にも洗練されていて美しい。
野兎といえば、フランスでは秋から初冬にかけてレストランのメニューにおける主役となるイメージが強いが、こちらは狩猟期間が終わった後に駆除対象として獲られたもの。
駆除される野生動物は捨てられてしまうことが多いと聞くが、料理として命を無駄にすることなく頂くのは、サステナビリティの観点からも大いに意義深い。
2021年3月
Laturé | Shibuya, Tokyo
渋谷「ラチュレ」
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Address
Japan, 〒150-0002 東京都渋谷区Shibuya, 2 Chome−2, 渋谷2-2-2青山ルカビルB1
Hours
Tuesday: 11:30 - 15:30; 18:00 - 23:00
Wednesday: 11:30 - 15:30; 18:00 - 23:00
Thursday: 11:30 - 15:30; 18:00 - 23:00
Friday: 11:30 - 15:30; 18:00 - 23:00
Saturday: 11:30 - 15:30; 18:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 11:30 - 15:30; 18:00 - 23:00
Phone
+81 3 6450 5297