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LIMAÔ BAUNIULHA YOGURTE

EXPERIENCE THE TATAMI ROOM
Sunday, February 28, 2010
6pm


Inspired by his experiences in Japan, Chef Gras has prepared a sumptuous, unique dinner presented by kimono-clad servers in the Tatami Room, with its traditional grass-mat flooring. A small number of fortunate guests, comfortably seated on leather-upholstered zaisu seats with backs will be arranged around recessed yellow-cedar tables to savor their 14-course kaiseki feast.

This superb meal follows the traditional pattern of multiple small portions of luxurious ingredients: exotic seafood in raw and cooked preparations, followed by sweet and savory dishes and specialty desserts.

Sample Menu

• Tuna, Foie Gras Snow

• Escolar Jamón, Espelette

• Nantucket Bay Scallop Ceviche, Citrus, Bergamot Oil

• Kinmedai, Ponzu, Dashi, Ginger

• Salmon, Earl Grey

• Shimaaji, Mustard Oil, Vanilla

• Medai, Caviar, Shiso, Olive Oil

• Octopus, Coconut, Olive Oil, Sea Bean

• Kampachi Teriyaki

• Peekytoe Crab, Foie Gras

• Tofu, White Miso, Itogaki

• Diver Scallop, Yuzu Butter, Tapioca

• Lamb Tartare, Shiro Ebi, Tarragon, Pickled Mango

• Steelhead Salmon, North African Spices, Grits, Date

• Pickles, Greens

• Miyazaki Wagyu, Black Trumpet, Black Truffle

• Dashi

• Lemon, Yogurt, Vanilla

Sommelier Chantelle Pabros has meticulously selected sakes and wines to complement each small course. Cost is $250 per person plus tax and tip. This special pricing is available only on February 28 (normally $335 per person), beginning at 6 pm. Space is very limited; reservations are essential. Please contact Lynn Gefke-Reich at L2Oparties@leye.com or at 773.868.0002 ext. 233 for additional information and to secure your reservation.

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