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THE SEA OPENS SEPTEMBER 1st

THE SEAFOOD SPECIALISTS SHARE NEW DETAILS ON THEIR HACKNEY FACILITY
The Sea, The Sea’s latest venture set on Acton Mews in Hackney, has released September reservations for its Chef’s Table launch. Led by Executive Chef Leo Carreira, the Chef’s Table will serve an omakase-style tasting menu from its open kitchen
The Chef’s Table is designed to offer a spectacular, multi-sensory experience

Serving just 12 guests per sitting, dining will be counter styled, with the opening menus to include dishes such as Aged turbot, hot dog pods, honeycomb tomatoes – Turbot is dry-aged in-house, then simply cooked on a Japanese Konro grill and dressed with four types of vinegar, including their own house[1]made bread vinegar and served with grilled hot dog pods (an extra-sweet Chef’S Table aT The Sea The Sea openS SepTember 1ST The Seafood SpeCialiSTS Share new deTailS on Their haCkney faCiliTy The Sea, The Sea’s latest venture set on Acton Mews in Hackney, has released September reservations for its Chef’s Table launch. Led by Executive Chef Leo Carreira, the Chef’s Table will serve an omakase-style tasting menu from its open kitchen. variety of pea) and honeycomb tomatoes. Horse mackerel, pine nut, sake, shallots – Horse Mackerel is cured, then lightly grilled and served with a sauce made from pine nuts cooked in mirin and sake. The innovative Langoustine ‘Wedding Cake’ – a year in development, the dish is a seaweed ‘egg cake’ baked in an artisanal Portuguese pot, seasoned with togarashi and stuffed with smoked langoustines and a sauce made from their heads. The cake is then glazed in homemade almond milk and topped with langoustine ‘floss’ before being sliced and served. Menus and dishes will change regularly in line with the daily catch and in response to the UK’s micro seasonality.

Chic and stylish interior that leads to the Chef’s Table

Renato Costa, General Manager of the Chelsea branch, will oversee the wine list, who has a passion for exciting and approachable wines. Renato says, “For the chef’s table, we have focused on European wines and regions where water has a great impact on the terroir. We champion small family producers for their style, philosophy, and dedication in the vineyard.”

The Chef’s Table will build on the legacy set by the Seafood Bar at their original site in Chelsea. The larger, highly-spec’d workspace at the Hackney site has allowed for a more expansive approach to the menu. The small aging cabinet in Chelsea has been expanded into an ample walk-in space at Hackney, and live shellfish are held in special filtration tanks on[1]site. Set within the railway arches, the space is designed as an immersive experience where diners will pass through the wholesale and product development operations en route to the Chef’s Table. A glimpse behind the scenes as fishmongers process the morning’s catch, ahead of it being de[1]livered to their wholesale customers that night.

Founder Alex Hunter and interiors designer Ben Wilkins have also put great care into creating a spectacular, multi-sensory experience. The Chef’s Table uses the arched space to create a dynamic, theatrical, highly focused, and intimate atmosphere with the help of lighting designers Lighting Design Collective. The area will also lay host to named DJs on occasion, who will perform alongside the chefs from behind the counter.

Where The Sea, The Sea truly stands out, however, is its exceptional produce sourcing. Alex has set up a private transport line with their own dedicated vans. It will collect the catch as it is landed from a co-operative of day-boat fishermen in Cornwall, Devon, and Dorset, delivering directly to their Hackney base the same day and then out to their wholesale customers via an electric chiller van that evening. They also source top[1]quality produce from Scotland and the Mediterranean. The company champions artisan, low-impact fishing methods and strives to maintain complete control of products in transit and traceability.

The Sea, The Sea speaks to people who seek out great produce and have a passion for quality. From the outset, the team has understood that working with fish and seafood is also about sharing knowledge and dispelling myths. Having a restaurant in tandem with being a supplier means they can approach the idea of fish and seafood in a supplier means they can approach the idea of fish and seafood more tan[1]gibly and creatively. The retail side includes fresh seafood, in-house stocks and sauces, caviar, and smoked and preserved fish.

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