Playground
is a seasonal restaurant that changes their menu daily focusing on ingredients
that are in peak season. Playground sources their meat from sustainable and
humane farms ensuring high-quality. Located in the Artist Village of Santa Ana,
this restaurant is always full with diners that are passionate about food and
craft beers, many of them working in the restaurant industry. Playground draws
the late-night industry crowd , open until 2 a.m. Thursday through Saturday.
Karobuta Pork B.LT. Steam Bun with shaved cabbage Photo by Matt Barg |
The restaurant focuses on small
plates that are meant to share at the table. An example of the quality meat
that is used is the Kurobuta pork B.L.T. Kurobuta is the holy grail of pork,
similar to Kobe when pertaining to beef.
The octopus salad with baby
potatoes, avocado mousse and red pepper puree is a refreshing movement towards
spring.
The surprisingly delicious octopus salad Photo by Matt Barg |
The chef at Playground puts on a
daily ramen dish in his quest for perfection of the dish. “I love ramen and eat
it weekly,” Mina Sacramento said. “You can’t go wrong with pork belly on
anything. The ramen was flavored strongly with shoyu. Shoyu is a dark, rich
flavored soy sauce.
Shoyu ramen with seared pork belly, thinly sliced pork tenderloin and a hard boiled egg Photo by Matt Barg |
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