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Inside One of the Most Exciting Korean Dining Experiences in NYC  Mise En Place

Inside One of the Most Exciting Korean Dining Experiences in NYC Mise En Place

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Executive chef-owner Brian Kim is the visionary behind the modern Korean restaurant Oiji Mi and its tasting menu counter Bom. The 12-course fine dining menu at Bom highlights traditional Korean cuisine with luxurious ingredients like king crab, Hokkaido uni, bluefin tuna, A5 wagyu, caviar, and dry-aged rib-eye. Chef Kim and his team taste each dish every night before service to ensure they're delivering on exceptional flavor and presentation. #newyork #korean #chef 00: 00 Intro 00: 53 Alaskan King Crab Preparation 02: 59 Making the King Crab Gyeran 03: 41 Quality Checking Uni Delivery 04: 56 Making Gamtae & Croustade Shells 06: 16 Breaking Down Bluefin Tuna 07: 02 Kimchi Making 10: 28 Butchering Wagyu Rib-Eye & Tenderloin 10: 58 Wagyu Dry-Aging Process 12: 30 A5 Wagyu Short-Rib Preparation 13: 18 Spotted Prawn Process 14: 24 Prepping Black Truffle Mushroom for the Hansang Charim 15: 20 Pre-Service Tasting Every Single Dish on the Menu 17: 12 Pre-Service Staff Meeting 17: 35 Service Begins 18: 14 Making the First Course - Gamtae & Croustades 19: 19 Plating the Wagyu Galbi Course 19: 30 Plating the Tenderloin Course 19: 46 Plating the Dry-Aged Rib-Eye Course 19: 56 Plating the Hansang Charim Course Download the Eater app here: Credits: Senior Producer/Director: Connor Reid Senior Video Director: Murilo Ferreira Camera: Murilo Ferreira, Gregg De Domenico Production Sound Mixer: Bill Vella Editor: Josh Dion Assistant Editor: Christine Ring Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri Head of Production: Stefania Orrù Supervising Producer, Development: Gabriella Lewis Director of Production: Michelle Fox Post-Production Supervisor: Lucy Morales Carlisle Audience Engagement: Frances Dumlao ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Date: 2025-03-21

Comments and reviews: 15


bamboo shoot has cyanogenic glycocides, which can break down into hydrogen cyanide if not treated properly. how toxic bamboo is depends on the breed and growing conditions, and they’re not all deadly toxic. But both Bamboo and Cassava(the source of tapioca) are cyanogenic and need to be boiled or/and fermented to be completely safe for human consumption.
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I am always impressed with chefs and cooks who make it a priority to make sure the quality of the ingredients are perfect, that the preparation is consistent and done with care, and that the taste and presentation reflect the time and dedication involved to accomplish it. Bravo!
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These restaurants that cut up animals that are still alive, without killing it first, are disgusting. I would never go to a place with people that can torture the animals. I am a hunter. I am not a PETA person. But you need to be respectful of all creatures.
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We have a root in Samoa similar to that bamboo shoot called Ta’amu - I ate it once at the markets when I visited the islands and thought I was having an anaphylactic shock my oesophagus and mouth was having a crazy reaction, definitely a wild experience
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bamboo shoot is eaten all over eastern Asian countries. it's harmless n only the skin produces the rashes causing substance. u should try fermented bamboo shoots of North East India
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Very talented but definitely comes across as super snooty, especially that head chef who says everyone is tired but it's a marathon not a sprint.
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It looks incredible and so meticulous in preparation. But sometimes who wants to eat this Cavier, uni and truffle on everything! Seems like an overkill.
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chunks of wagyu with sea urchin, truffle, and caviar on it. cmon man. may as well throw in some gold leaf. these dishes look uninspired as hell.
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Panda Express looks more better and appetizing than these food they have. Take note Panda Express flavor bland as sht but looks better.
Overpriced

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Chef Jamal James Kent had 3 restaurants under the same roof; 2 of which had Michelin stars. To the best of my knowledge they still do.
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Thinking how the food looks beautiful and delicious as I'm sitting on my couch on the other side of the US eating lays potato chips.
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A good run kitchen is supposed to be about learning & creativity. When it turns into a military camp, it is time to bid adieu.
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The formula to become a Micheline Star chef is to offer the puniest portion of food possible and charge the most outrageous prices.
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I had to remind myself I am not a seafood eater because this all looked so good and was wondering where to make a reservation
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Something something caviar. When is eater gonna start showing us real restaurants that allow non-ruling-class people to eat
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