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Always appearing in a course, our foie gras crispy sandwich is a dish that you eat with your hands - knife and fork optional. Sometimes served with strawberry cream added and sometimes coated in caramel, these variations on flavor get a lot of attention. To add coloring to our course offerings, various vegetables are brought in from farm producers in areas such as Yachitama in Chiba. We might select them by choosing from the samples, or, alternatively, take the producers' recommendations. We even use unusual vegetables, like yellow turnips, in making our dishes attractive. Chef Kaneko has said that "adding surprises while clearly expressing our concept is what this restaurant strives for." Sometimes bold, sometimes classical: the thoughts expressed by our chef can be felt through the variations in the dishes. In our restaurant interior, something to note is the lack of a wall separating the kitchen and the customers' tables. Chef Kaneko says, "Being able to hear what the customers say makes a big difference." Seamless service becomes possible when even the chef brings out dishes to the table. read more