Waterfront—(November 23, 2017) Vancouver's Miku Restaurant, the flagship dining establishment of Aburi Restaurants, officially launched their new, innovative Aburi Prime sushi dining experience earlier this month to much anticipation.
The permanent menu of sushi-forward premium nigiri omakase (chef's selection) features a carefully selected lineup of fresh seafood with each piece prepared and paired with certain elevated garnishes for maximum flavour in an impeccably presented plating.
Executive Chef Kazuhiro Hayashi and team debuted the new aburi—literally translated to "flame-seared" in Japanese—experience as both a standalone dish or as part of a special three-course set tasting menu.
Ahead of Aburi's hotly anticipated launch, guests and select media were treated to a special preview alongside specially selected drink pairings including wine, speciality sake, and a Japanese whisky digestif.
amuse bouche of uni soy milk panna cotta (with ponzu ikura and chilled dashi)
Kaiseki trio (served in Arita plateware)
- Featured seasonal selection of chef's daily sashimi
- Aburi beef carpaccio (sterling silver AAA short rib with jalapeño-garlic ponzu)
- Kyoto Saikyo miso baked sablefish (with kale gomae and yuzu-miso reduction)
nine-piece selection of premium nigiri sushi (flame-seared with signature sauces)
- Fukuoka Miyabi-dai (sea bream): monkfish liver, sweet soy reduction, and shiso flower
- Akami maguro (red tuna): seared brome lake foie gras, soy reduction, pickled wasabi, and kiku flower
- Salt cured Japanese saba (mackerel): pickled ume, bonito flakes, green onion, ginger, and konbu dashi gelée
- Wild BC sockeye salmon: jalapeño miso aioli and micro red ruby mustard leaf
- Kelp cured Japanese hirame (flounder): ikura caviar, negishio, yuzu zest, and microgreens
- Ōtoro (fatty tuna belly): yuzu daikon oroshi and baby arugula
- Hokkaido hotate (scallop): yuzu orange salsa and micro red shiso
- Atlantic lobster: herbed jalapeño dashi coulis and shiraga negi
- A5 Japanese Wagyu (beef): uni and micro dianthus
green tea opera and ichigo mochi daifuku (with green tea genoise and dark chocolate ganache)
Needless to say, Aburi and Miku, the original innovators of their titular style of flame-seared sushi in Canada, have crafted another fully satisfying and utterly detailed upscale Japanese dining experience using the freshest high-quality ingredients for some fiery, delicious tastes like nothing else.
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