Kasama : Restaurant Filipino et bakery à Chicago
Kasama, ouvert en 2022 par les chefs Genie Kwon et Timothy Flores, est rapidement devenu une référence culinaire à Chicago. Ce restaurant filipino, situé au 1001 N N Winchester Ave dans le quartier West Town, a été fondé par des chefs renommés, notamment après leur succès avec Oriole, étoilé Michelin. Leur vision : revisiter la cuisine filipino avec une touche contemporaine, en proposant un menu qui combine brunch, breakfast et pâtisserie dans un cadre moderne et chaleureux.
Le lieu se distingue par ses spécialités telles que le célèbre breakfast sandwich filipino, garni de longanisa, œuf, fromage et hash brown, ainsi que ses pâtisseries spectaculaires comme les croissants feuilletés et les tartes aux fruits. Kasama propose également un service de bakery en journée, avec des options pour le brunch et le déjeuner, et un menu de dégustation filipino en soirée, étoilé Michelin. La qualité des plats et la créativité des chefs attirent une clientèle fidèle, prête à attendre pour goûter ces délices.
L’ambiance de Kasama est à la fois moderne et conviviale, avec un décor épuré et une atmosphère accueillante. Le lieu offre une expérience culinaire authentique et raffinée, où l’on peut apprécier la fusion entre tradition filipino et innovation gastronomique. Que ce soit pour un brunch décontracté ou un dîner sophistiqué, Kasama incarne l’excellence culinaire dans un cadre qui invite à la découverte et à la détente.
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"famous Michelin star breakfast sandwich with Filipino sausage, egg and hash brown. "
@daniel.gibson16
"Supposed to have a great breakfast sandwich "
@acallis
"https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-NdpYkxnwy/?igsh=enBsZDc1N2F2aHJj"
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"Bakery by day, 1 star Michelin restaurant by night"
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"Bakery recommended by Jeremy Jacobowitz"
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"Pastry shop by day and modern Filipino tasting menu at night. "
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"breakfast sandwich, Filipino, outdoor seating "
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"Daytime is bakery and lunch - apparently mushroom adobo, bkfast Sando, and mango tart (featured in sydney’s epi of the bear and my mom recs). Dinner is Filipino inspired tasting menu. Apparently daytime line is wild though "
@annikaemrogers
"philippo-américain reco 2 fois"
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"breakfast sandwich Filipino Michelin star"
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"Closes at 2pm get pastry’s too "
@jessica.soko645
"Michilian star fillipino brunch restauarant. Will have to wait in line. Super good. "
@alalmari
"breakfast sandwich + baked goods"
@rachoy
"This was on an episode of The Bear. Looks good. I had the famous breakfast sandwich. It was good but I wouldn’t say it’s the best breakfast sandwich I’ve ever had. Banana bread was alright. Ordered for pickup at 9am and it wasn’t ready till 11:30am. You have to skip the long line and walk in and tell them your order number and wait "
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"We went for breakfast and I got the breakfast sandwich then shared a pastry. "
@nol73
"Best Chef (per region) 2023 James Beard nominee"
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"chicken adobo and huckleberry/ube cake ughhh"
@anitafeng03
"Filipino restaurant — went for brunch with Chandler on 8/13/2022. I got the Filipino breakfast which was fantastic. Chandler got the pork belly adobo which was super tasty but also like all fat. He also got lumpia shanghai to share and introduced me to a sweet drink called calamansi, a tangier, darker take on lemonade."
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"Michellin Star Filipino Restaurant"
@alexnelly
"Michelin star Filipino food"
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"really good grab and go breakfast stuff if you can beat the line. haven't tried dine in service yet"
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"modern Filipino-american bakery and restaurant"
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"Philippino restaurant with a Michelin star"
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"Eater best new restaurant list 2021"
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"When Genie Kwon and husband Tim Flores had to hold off on allowing diners into their dream restaurant — part bakery, part Filipino gastropub — because of the pandemic, Kwon turned to Kasama’s fledgling Instagram page to introduce her jamon-topped, eclair-shaped danishes and ube-laced pastries to the world. When the couple was finally able to let people inside their modest Ukrainian Village storefront, their ravenous Instagram audience lined up along the sidewalk in masked, socially distant droves. Kasama’s menu highlights Kwon’s French pastry expertise, while Flores handles the savory side. On that front, he’s given Chicago a world-class rendition of lumpia, fried to a delicate crisp and perfectly matched with a calamansi mimosa in the afternoon. His tribute to the city’s famed Italian beef combo — with longganisa instead of Italian sausage, and piled high with shaved pork adobo and giardiniera — is a decadent two-hander, deserving of a place among Chicago’s must-try delicacies. A modern Fil-Am tasting menu is still to come, but Flores and Kwon are already living their dream."
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"One list of Eater’s best new restaurants in the US 2021"
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"NYT. Filipino. Ham and cheese croissant. Daytime fcfs, counter service. Michelin. Dinner tasting menu. $235. "
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"Culinary Crawl. Star chefs. Genie."
@slriley1127
"Robert Mays rec: longaniza and egg standwich. Filipino. Tiktok rec: salted chocolate tart thing, huckleberry tart, Filipino breakfast combo. Nyt 50 most exciting restaurants in us "
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"Old Winchester, pastries, Filipino breakfast "
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"Pastries are amazing. Longanisa is yum"
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