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Canlis
When we moved down to Seattle in the summer, Matt and I went to Canlis for a celebratory dinner but I never got around to posting about it because, hey, there are lots of things to do when you’ve moved...
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Japan: Yuzuya Ryokan (Kyoto)
The Japanese have a reputation for being hard workers but the fact is that they also take relaxing very seriously. When it’s time for a break, the custom is to retire to a ryokan – a traditional...
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SPAIN: El Celler de Can Roca
When we booked our trip to Spain it was reservations first, then flights and then accommodation. I had thought that 6 months out would be plenty of time to inquire about a spot at El Celler de Can Roca...
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Updates From the Field
Incredible tasting menu at Qui in #Austin. This is an onion dish, prepared in various formats. So good! (at Qui)The post Updates From the Field appeared first on SmokySweet.
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Updates From the Field
About to sit down to an amazing looking #vegetarian tasting menu at the @CorsonBuilding #summertime #seattleThe post Updates From the Field appeared first on SmokySweet.
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Updates From the Field
Beautiful kaiseki dinner at Naka on Capitol Hill friday. Some misses but pretty impressive for only a few weeks open. #Seattle #Japanese #Tastingmenu (at NAKA)The post Updates From the Field appeared...
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2015 – the Best Things I Ate
I still have my Christmas lights up so I can sneak in a review post, right? 2015 was an exciting year. I got a job I loved and was so busy for a while that I ate an embarrassing number of smoothies and...
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Peru: Astrid y Gaston
When I first heard about Astrid y Gaston, it was from some friends who had travelled to Peru to hike the Inca Trail. It was apparently so good that they ate there twice and had everything on the menu –...
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Peru: Maido
Peruvian cuisine has many elements to it; fruit from the jungle, fish from the Pacific, and potatoes and quinoa from the Andes. Layered over that are the many influences from across the globe that have...
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São Paulo: D.O.M.
So Matt was just in Brazil on business and I did try to go with him but I just don’t have enough vacation days (or colhões to be wandering around São Paulo by myself for that matter). I didn’t consider...
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