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Saba
Annecy

Gault&Millau 2 ToquesRecommended in the Michelin Guide

Saba Annecy presents a liberated, spontaneous cuisine deeply rooted in Asian techniques, particularly from Japan and South Korea, yet interpreted through a French culinary lens. Chef Clément Torrès masterfully employs maturations and fermentations, alongside the primal intensity of Japanese barbecue, to craft dishes that explore a spectrum of acidity, chili, and umami. The menu, ever-evolving with seasonal bounty, features creations like delicate gyozas of smoked eel and saba, their aroma hinting at the sea, or a vibrant oyster with black garlic and chili oil, offering a complex interplay of flavors. Expect precise textures, from the yielding richness of fermented veal and crab sabayon to the subtle crisp of fire-kissed elements. The koshihikari rice, often infused with curry, provides a fragrant counterpoint, while dishes like liche à cru with smoked potato and bottarga showcase a refined balance. Each plate is a testament to a singular vision, delivering a tasting journey that is both honest and profoundly flavorful.

StyleJapanese Fusion
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