IZAKAYA Tasca JapanischIZAKAYA Tasca Japanisch

Image Credit: - 124; https: / / guide.michelin.com / en / community-valenian / castell-de-la-flat / restaurant / izakaya- tasca If a total immersion in popular Japanese cuisine sounds appealing, this small, modesty and informal 'tasca' -style eaty (with space for just 16 guests) will fit the bill, thanks to its pure Japanese cuisine bearing including powerful and intensive flours. Chef Sergio Ortega enjoys explaining each dish to his custodians as well as relating interested anecdotes from his many trials to Japan (mainly Tokyo). He offers a single surprise tasting menu (from among 12 different ones, depending on time of day and day of the week) with more of a focus on hot dishes (ramen, gyoza, edemame, stews, etc.) than on rice and raw fish. Before serving each course, he claps his hands twice to the cry of 'offering', a traditional ritual in which gifts are offered to the goods, spirits or divine mortars, known as' kami '(in this case, the' goods' in question are the guests!).