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The menu was
Ponche
Warm Flavors of Mexico
Delicacy
Shigoku Oyster, Strawberry, Rose Apple, Dill
Prelude
Bluefin Nigiri >>
Sage Hill Ranch Garden Greens
Chicken Liver Churro, Bitter Chocolate
Seasonal Selections
Sake Cured Kanpachi, Pear, Ginger, Sake Sorbet
Shellfish Chawanmushi, Broccoli, Bok Choy, Celtuce
N25 Reserve Caviar, Koshihikari Rice, Smoked Sabayon, Sesame
Steamed Amadai, "Onions", Salted Cashews
Barbecue Shima Aji, Sweet and Sour Turnip, Scallions
Sourdough Bread, Goat's Milk, Browned Honey Butter
Kombu Dashi, Lengua, Seaweeds, Charred Scallions
Olive Wagyu, Yuzu Kosho, Kinuta Maki
Sweet Treats
Yuzu Custard, Green Kiwi, Ceremonial Matcha
Berry-Beet Tartelette, Verjus, Vanilla
Everything Lemon
Confections
Ginger Tart, Koji, Coffee, Miso Caramel
Sweet Dreams
Champurrado, Bitter Orange, Candied Coriander
by jaochu
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This reads like AI 🙁