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Chef Tracy Chang’s flagship is a reflection of a career spent in high-end kitchens from San Sebastian to Boston, resulting in a menu that balances Japanese, Spanish, and Taiwanese influences. Located in the heart of Cambridge, the industrial-chic space functions as a neighborhood hub where fermentation and technique take center stage. The cooking is deliberate rather than fusion-focused; you might pair patatas bravas with mojo verde alongside crab laksa ramen or delicate pork belly bao. It is a particularly hospitable destination for those with dietary restrictions, as the entire kitchen is nut-free and offers sophisticated vegan and gluten-free options, like their signature tofu-based chocolate cake. Whether visiting for a quick plate of crudo or a communal suckling pig dinner, the experience feels deeply personal, technical, and rooted in the local community.