The World of Hospitality Issue 38 2020 | Page 51

BAHA THE WORLD OF HOSPITALITY 51 The menu flows from small plates, to ‘Pick & Share’ and heartier dishes to ‘Chow Down’ on, finishing with ‘Sugar’ suggestions for those with a sweet tooth. Designed to mix and match the menu is sectioned, with all dishes numbered for ease, - Ocean, Skewers, Robata Grill, Wings ‘n’ Tings, Bao Buns, Tacos, Ramen, Noodles, Rice, Curry & Fried –to create the ultimate Pacific feast. The Raw section is the latest addition, featuring Grade A Sashimi served on crushed ice. Be surprised, by ordering the “No Name” specials, which changes regularly and include the likes of Nasi Goreng and Cumbrian Lobster. All food is cooked to order and each item is brought out to the table as and when it’s ready. BAHA is currently the only establishment in Cumbria to utilise traditional Robata methods; by soaking meat and fish in delicious marinades, sauces and glazes that mix traditional tastes with their chef’s own inspirations, then slowly cooking on the Robata Grill to get that crisp on the outside and juicy on the inside texture and unique flame-infused taste. BAHA’s experience is one you’ll remember. For a taste of Korea try the Kimchi Rice, served with a poached egg, sesame, house fermented hot sauce, nori & sesame or for flavours of Japan, the Red Hot BAHA Ramen, Chashu pork belly, hot Thai sausage, fermented chilli, miso broth, soy eggs & house pickles. Latin American inspired dishes include tacos, take a pick from panko fish, chorizo & chicken or black garlic bean and BAHAlocos, tortilla chips loaded with Manchego, jalapeños, salsa & pickles. Lighter bites include steamed bao buns, robata skewers, market fish ceviche, fried tofu and tiger wings.