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Lunch & Dinner (Sample) Lunch & Dinner (sample) TODAY’S SALSAS Arbol chile & sesame | Tomatillo fresca | Pickled habanero & white onion TACOS Served on house nixtamalised 12cm corn tortillas Belted Galloway Rib Eye 4.5 Crunchy Nut Sweetbreads 4 shrimp chiltomate, masa onion rings, pea mole, coriander root, crema, aioli pickled jalapeño Smoked Sweet Potato (v) 2.5 Pig’s Head Cochinita Pibil 3 recado rojo, chamomile, pepitas habanero vinaigrette, pickled onion Organic Egg (v) 3.5 Baja Fish 4 macadamia nut mole, hoja santa, cabbage, lime mayo, pico de gallo queso fresco Chicharonn 2.5 Kung Pao Pork Belly 4 chile verde, crema, black beans confit pork belly, bird’s eye chile, sichuan Masa Fried Chicken 4 roasted habanero, heritage tomato Sea Bass Tikin Xic (MP) pico de gallo, white onion salsa verde, salsa roja TOSTADAS TLAYUDAS Served on a 12cm crispy corn tortilla CherryStone Clam + Sea Urchin aguachile 7 Char Siu Pork 10 avocado, miso, jalapeño black beans, habanero, orange Pulpo 7.5 Lechon 7 black vinegar, sichuan, bone marrow black beans, crema, avocado Chanterelle Mushroom 7 Jersey Royal Potato (v) 8 laab spices, black mole vinaigrette, curry leaf, cumin, queso chihuahua black garlic Sashimi Grade Tuna 7.5 fujjiko, tomatillo, yellow bean WOOD GRILL (served from 6pm) Bone in Short Rib Birria (to share)______________________________________________________________ 18 beef jus, salsa arreria, beef fat tortillas Iberico Pork Al Pastor____________________________________________________________________________ 9 pineapple nam jim, pickled onion Pollo Asado Al Carbon_____________________________________________________________________________ 7 achiote, x ni pek, salsa negra Arbol Chile Pepper Crab__________________________________________________________________________ 20 fermented black bean, pasilla mixe SNACKS DESSERTS Queso Fundido chorizo verde, chorizo roja 6 Tres leches ice cream taco 6 chocolate fudge, peanuts, crushed tortillas Queso Fundido chiltomate 5 Milk Chocolate + Dark Chocolate Choc-Ice 5 Fire roasted potatoes arbol chile, turmeric 4 Leche Fritta cajeta, miso sugar 3.5 Skins chicken, fish, pig 3 Smoked baby corn shrimp butter, OUR TORTILLAS ARE MADE IN HOUSE FROM NON GMO, LANDRACE CORN WHICH cascabel chile, lime 5 IS GROUND DAILY USINGA VOLCANIC STONE MILL.OUR MEAT COMES FROM PHILLIP WARREN & SON AND OUR FISH FROM WILD HARBOUR IN CORNWALL. Twitter/Instagram - @breddostacos.
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