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  1. Kinjo

    Japanese fusion Italian

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    Itameshi is the concept here, a genuine culinary tradition that blends Japanese and Italian cooking, and Kinjo leans into it with a straight face and a lot of skill. The open kitchen anchors a polished dining room where the menu moves from duck prosciutto éclairs to chawanmushi bobbing in Parmesan broth, sometimes in the same bite's worth of logic. The dessert arrives shaped like a tomato. It works, somehow.

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    • Wagyu beef tart

      “the wagyu beef tart with yuzu aioli and 24-month aged Parmesan”

      Michelin Guide
    • Uni focaccia

      “The uni focaccia featuring pickled daikon and aged balsamic is another favorite.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Vitelli tonatto pizza

      “the vitelli tonatto pizza with black garlic tomato sauce, capers and olive powder”

      Michelin Guide
    • Chawanmushi with guanciale

      “the chawanmushi with guanciale in Parmesan brodo and shaved white truffle”

      Michelin Guide

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