Sunday, January 30, 2011

Bites and Pieces: Toranoko, Chaya, Baby Blues

No surprise I've been eating a lot lately, bites and sips from my latest adventures. For anyone that hasn't yet visited Toranoko, GO! If you like Lazy Ox, you will heart Toranoko, similar vibe with a Japanese focus.


Cocktails at Toranoko.


Udon at Toranoko.


Assorted cocktails at Toranoko.






Yanagita Seafarms Uni Goma Tofu at Toranoko.


Owner Michael Cardenas over right. He's SUCH a muffin.


This plate from Chaya Brasserie is off the menu but includes seared magret duck, baby shiitake mushrooms, hidden foie, pickled radish plus greens, candied citrus from the farmers market.


Shmancy chicken soup aka chicken consomme with foie gras ravioli.


Black truffle cream cheese at Chaya Brasserie.


Green tea fettuccine with bolognese.


Tabletop at Baby Blues BBQ.


Fried okra at Baby Blues BBQ.

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green tea fettucine looks deliish! so annoyed i wanted to order it when i went there recently but i was sharing with the rest of the party and nobody else wanted it. was it good?

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