1518 (ichi go ichi e) means "Time lost cannot be recalled" in Japanese. Hosted by chef 👨‍🍳 Takafumi Suzuki. He wants to treasure the moment we have. The essence in the tea ceremony, also my motto of life and principle of cooking. After the pandemic, we felt the importance of being with other people. Here, he wants to share this moment with people through food using the best seasonal ingredients, from our home grown vegetables to locally sourced fish and meat made in Japanese cooking methods. And to reflect my DNA, I will incorporate rice into the menu, not only is rice one of the most versatile ingredients in cooking, it represents who I am and where I am from. Food is not completed without rice in Asian food culture, especially in Japanese households. Koji, Sake and Miso are all made from rice. Rice can also be used as an alternative ingredient to Milk, Gluten and much more. If you have any allergies please let us know when booking. MENU - £55 (with soft drinks included) MENU - £85 (with 2 cocktails & 2 glass of wines included) 👇🏻Book our next event on the link👇🏻 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1518-tickets-433444262457?aff=erelexpmlt 👇🏻Follow Us to discover our events👇🏻 https://instagram.com/1518popup?r=nametag During this event Roberto Sardone, founder of Made in Marylebone.Shop, will be showcasing his furniture collection designs. Made In Marylebone is a small company built around some pretty simple principles. They try to make designs of the highest quality, with great details and commitment to inspire joy and wonder. The products are designed with modularity in mind, they are component-based and can be assembled, repaired and recycled with ease. For more info discover their fantastic range of homemade design furniture and homeware combining quality and creativity. From coffee table to drinks trolley create your own industrial living space. www.madeinmarylebone.shop During the event clients attending will be offered 20% discounts.

Roberto Sardone

Event host

Support for Wildlife Conservation Network

£15 raised