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The Newest Restaurant in St Barth

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - January 7, 2016

One of the Caribbean’s culinary capitals has a new addition.

It’s called Orega, and it’s a Japanese-French fusion restaurant located in the capital, Gustavia.

The restaurant offers a unique take on both classic Japanese and French cuisine.

That means a fascinating mix of dishes: from a sushi roll including wagyu beef, spring onion and bok choy to a milllefeuille of Kobe beef filet and vegetables.

And of course there’s some local seafood on the menu too — think lobster ravioli with wild mushrooms.

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