About this Event
Join Culinary Director Héctor Boo for a storytelling-driven culinary experience that explores the connection between Galicia, Japan, and the Pacific Northwest.
In this intimate chef showcase, Héctor shares the journey that shaped his cuisine — from cooking alongside his grandmother on the Atlantic coast of Spain, to traveling across four continents, to a recent culinary trip to Japan that deepened his appreciation for discipline, restraint, and respect for ingredients.
Through a thoughtfully curated tasting menu, guests will experience the dialogue between these cultures. Traditional Galician preservation techniques like curing, pickling, and fermentation meet Japanese precision, knife work, and umami-driven cooking. Fire, ocean influences, and seasonal ingredients tie the experience together.
This is not fusion cuisine — it is a conversation between heritage, travel, and place.
Each course unfolds intentionally, moving from clarity to comfort, highlighting the harmony between land and sea, memory and technique, and tradition and evolution. Guests will experience dishes that showcase open-fire cooking, preservation, and product-driven simplicity while hearing the stories behind the techniques and inspirations.
The evening offers more than a meal — it is a culinary journey through culture, craft, and flavor.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
63016 NE 18th St, 63016 Northeast 18th Street, Bend, United States
USD 65.00
