Is this another example of high-lo cuisine smashing into itself? Of, course. The name of the restaurant is called “Streets” and we happened to obtain a preliminary menu:
Octopus Ceviche: citrus, pepper, cumin.
Scallops a la Plancha: Serrano ham, saffron.
Cured Baby Coho Salmon Waffle: caviar, lemon, crème fraiche.
Banh Bao: steamed dumpling filled with ground pork, Chinese sausage and quail.
Feijoada: black beans, smoked sausage, pig’s feet, kale.
Tripe Satay: chili vinegar, rice cakes.
Cockle Laksa: rice noodles coconut, tofu.
Pablo Escobar Pork: coca cola glazed tenderloin, dragonfruit-guarana salsa.
Mushi-Buro: grill-it-yourself beef tenderloin served Yak-ishi style with a super hot Japanese river stone and sweet sesame chili sauce.
