Already naturally chic, Obsiblue features mid-way between contemporary and tradition, with Lemongrass, ginger, turmeric, cilantro, daikon (big white radish), shisso (Japanese Basil) and yuzu.
Alliances that indefinitely reinvent sensations by sublimating the delicate and crunchy flesh and the sweet and salty flavors of the Obsiblue. In tartare, ravioli, casserole or Japanese pancake the Obsiblue becomes complicit in unexpected preparations. Chopped, sliced, cut, each ingredient associated with the Obsiblue reveals flavors of this rare food, leaving in the mouth a unique taste emotion.
The salty Kombu is born out of the love of a Japanese chef for the Obsiblue. The latter was seeking what condiment could accompany the Obsiblue in a more fairly and more powerful taste. He found the closest answer to the Japanese tradition, by asking fora special preparation from a fisherman in Hokkaido. Dried and then salted, the black algae then becomes a rare and exceptional, condiment with a rich and persistent taste in the mouth, which perfectly joins the raw tender Obsiblue with sweet and fruity flavors.
Our ambassador Chefs
In France, the chefs William Ledeuil (Ze Kitchen
Gallery), Pierre Gagnaire, Jean-Pierre Vigato (Apicius) and Oth Sombath (elected best foreign chef in 2010) were the first to be seduced by the Obsiblue.
Present all over the world, on the finest tables of Paris, London, Geneva, Brussels, Milan, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, the Obsiblue is a seafood adored by chefs. These prestigious ambassadors imagine for Obsiblue timeless recipes that combine creativity, modernity and authenticity.