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Fusion food restaurant artifacts
Currently on display
From the Smithsonian Collection
Chaya Brasserie in fashionable Beverly Hills, California is a culinary reflection of Los Angeles' ethnic mix. Executive chef Shigefumi Tachibe was trained in formal French technique in Nagasaki, Japan and later learned Italian techniques while working in Milan, Italy. He helped found Chaya in 1983 and developed a menu that appealed to his California clientele's obsession with health and international sophistication.
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This collection of artifacts includes: two menus, a pair of chop sticks, a match box, and a napkin.
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Credit: | Gift of Chaya Brasserie |
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