07/07/2026
The sardine is the most honest fish in Spanish cooking — cured, smoked, preserved until its flavour becomes something larger than itself.
At Humo, Chef Jordi Jou places it on a brioche crisped in smoked butter — then finishes it with yuzu kosho. The Japanese fermented citrus cuts through the smoke the way nothing Spanish could. Bright where the sardine is deep. Electric. The moment the two meet on the tongue is the whole point.
This is Sol Nami cuisine. This is what it tastes like when two traditions stop being separate — and start being one dish.
📍 Humo · Keong Saik Road · Singapore
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