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Mugaritz

Spanish · Fine Dining · Fusion · Errenteria · Spagna

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Mugaritz’s fideuá with raw lobster is the undisputed star, a dish of startling precision and oceanic depth. The overall vibe is one of cerebral, playful wonder, where each course challenges and delights in equal measure.

This is a fake nigiri, the base is made of fideuá — a paella but with noodles instead of rice. On top there's raw lobster. This dish is very Japanese because it has a boost of acidity and bitterness that takes you to the East.
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  • Cosa mangiamo oggi?
    Cosa mangiamo oggi?

    A pranzo al ristorante MUGARITZ dello chef Andoni Luis Aduriz, due stelle Michelin ⭐⭐ · @ 1:15

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    Mugaritz is a temple of avant-garde cuisine where the chef pushes boundaries with extreme experimentation, surprising dishes, and unexpected textures — a must for open-minded foodies.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Frozen Thyme and Green Chickpea Hummus

      This first bite is a frozen thyme sprig that I'm supposed to suck on. It's not ice, it's a jelly that simulates frost, recreating the morning dew on a spring meadow. The thyme flavor is super intense. Then I move to the green chickpea hummus — delicious, it prepares my mouth for the next morsel.

    • Butter and Spring Onion with Frozen Thyme

      This is a bunch of chives cut crosswise. Super intense, delicious. The more you chew, the more the onion flavor fills your mouth. You have to like the taste of onion.

    • Breastfeeding Gesture (Gauze with Milk Scent)
    • Cold Oyster Soup with Spring Onion Broth and Oleron Oysters
    • Risone Rice with Koji, Pine Nut Cream, and Spinach Bonbon

      The risone rice is inoculated with koji, which turns it into this sweet flavor. There's a cream of toasted pine nuts and caramelized pine nuts on top. The spinach bonbon has a cream that is the classic pil-pil of the Basque country with a cod fin brunoise inside. The combination with the passito wine is something that makes you explode. Pouf!

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