Otoro, Chutoro, Akami: Tuna From Belly to Back
Three cuts of one fish, three different meals. Where each comes from and how the chef serves it.
Three cuts of one fish, three different meals. Where each comes from and how the chef serves it.
Fresh is not always best. A few days of careful ageing gives fish its depth and its texture.
Sea urchin changes with the water it grows in. A tasting across three oceans.
How a fish is killed decides how it tastes days later. A visit to a fisherman who still does it by hand.
What the letters and numbers on a wagyu certificate actually measure, and what they leave out.
Beef on a sushi menu is newer than you think. Three chefs on whether it belongs.
The prefectures, the bloodlines and the farms behind the names on the menu.