Dish · Foreign Cinema, San Francisco
Grilled Akaushi Wagyu Bavette, Brentwood Corn, Spanish Onion, Mojo Verde, Cabernet Jus
Grilled Akaushi Wagyu bavette, Brentwood corn, Spanish onion, mojo verde, cabernet jus
- First documented
- 2026
- Latest documented
- August 3, 2026
- Appearances
- 1
- Description revisions
- 0
From the record
Grilled Akaushi Wagyu bavette, Brentwood corn, Spanish onion, mojo verde, cabernet jus is documented in the Cartelier archive as served at Foreign Cinema in San Francisco, CA. It appears on the menu of August 3, 2026 under “main features”, listed at 46, one of 36 items served that dinner. As printed, the kitchen describes it: Grilled Akaushi Wagyu bavette, Brentwood corn, Spanish onion, mojo verde, cabernet jus. Every appearance below preserves the menu exactly as published — source, hash, and date — so this dish can be read as it stood on any documented evening.
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As printed — August 3, 2026
Grilled Akaushi Wagyu bavette, Brentwood corn, Spanish onion, mojo verde, cabernet jus
Grilled Akaushi Wagyu bavette, Brentwood corn, Spanish onion, mojo verde, cabernet jus
- Menu date
- August 3, 2026
- Service
- dinner · main features
- Price
- 46
- Source
- Official source
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