Kibbeh nayeh is silky, cool, and delicately spiced, with the sweetness of onion and cinnamon balanced by fresh mint and rich olive oil. Toasted pine nuts add a nutty crunch to the soft, smooth lamb-and-bulgur mixture, making it a refined and deeply traditional mezze.

Gored Gored is a strikingly simple yet intensely flavorful dish of tender raw beef cubes coated in aromatic niter kibbeh and fiery Ethiopian chile spices. The result is rich, buttery, and vibrant, with fresh jalapeño adding a crisp, sharp heat.

Steak Tartare is a luxurious, delicately seasoned dish of hand-chopped raw beef with sharp shallot, briny capers, mustard, and herbs. Rich egg yolk adds silkiness, while the careful knife work preserves a tender, elegant texture.

Kinilaw is a vibrant Filipino dish of fresh fish lightly cured in coconut vinegar and calamansi, then tossed with ginger, onion, chili, and rich coconut cream. The result is cool, tangy, creamy, and delicately spicy, with a clean taste of the sea.

Kitfo is rich, buttery, and intensely aromatic, with finely minced beef coated in warm spiced niter kibbeh and the floral heat of mitmita and korerima. The result is luxuriously tender and deeply savory, with a clean chili finish and a comforting Ethiopian spice profile.

Kinilaw na Tuna is bright, clean-tasting, and delicately rich, with silky cubes of tuna lightly cured in coconut vinegar and calamansi. Ginger, onion, and chili add crunch and heat, while coconut milk rounds the sharp acidity into a smooth, refreshing finish.

Ganjang Gejang is lush, salty-sweet, and deeply umami, with delicate raw crab flesh steeped in a fragrant soy marinade of garlic, ginger, chili, and scallion. Served ice-cold, it is luxurious and intensely flavored, with a silky texture prized by seafood lovers.

Salsa Verde Cruda is bright, tangy, and vividly green, with the fresh bite of tomatillo balanced by cilantro, lime, and a little jalapeno heat. Its raw preparation gives it a lively, crisp flavor that instantly wakes up tacos, chips, and grilled foods.

Gul Jeot is a bright, briny oyster dish coated in a vivid red seasoning of gochugaru, garlic, ginger, and sesame. It is cool, tender, spicy, and deeply savory, with a clean ocean flavor balanced by fresh spring onion and a touch of sweetness.

Delicate slices of hirame are served cool and glossy, with a clean, sweet flavor that pairs beautifully with citrusy ponzu. A small mound of peppery momiji oroshi, fresh spring onion, sesame, and fragrant yuzu add lift, heat, and aroma without overwhelming the fish.