It pairs well with cream sauce and is described as fresh and clean-tasting.
WhyIt is highlighted as the most memorable dish.Les Sens
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An innovative French restaurant in Namcheon-dong, Busan.
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The course leans into fermentation, pickles, broth, yuzu, and creamy sauces, with a lot of savory aroma and acidity. The mackerel is described as fresh, the abalone as richly savory, and the buckwheat bread with soybean paste butter as warm and salty.
Rich umami with noticeable yuzu aroma.
WhyIt is presented as a layered course with broth and yuzu finishing.Lightly cured with crisp texture and perilla-oil aroma.
WhyIt opens the meal as a seasonal appetizer.Restaurants near this place
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Lunch Course at Les Sens, a Michelin Selected French Restaurant in Busan
A lunch course with wine pairing at Les Sens in Namcheon-dong, Busan.
An innovative French restaurant in Namcheon-dong, Busan.
The course leans into fermentation, pickles, broth, yuzu, and creamy sauces, with a lot of savory aroma and acidity. The mackerel is described as fresh, the abalone as richly savory, and the buckwheat bread with soybean paste butter as warm and salty.
- Yellowtail is served with minari and finger lime.
- Mackerel sashimi comes with cream sauce and pickles.
- Abalone is finished with kelp, broth, yuzu sauce, and yuzu powder.
- The main course can be changed to wagyu.
- Buckwheat bread with soybean paste butter and an apple dessert close the course.
