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Now in its fifth year, coinciding with the 100th Anniversary of the famed iconic restaurant, the 2014 Yamashiro Farmers Market, organized by Yamashiro Hollywood and City Farm, will run every Thursday through September 4th, 2014.

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This year Chef Brock Kleweno and his team at the “Yamashiro Grill” are bringing back the popular Brock Kleweno’s Taco menu, which will include a Miso-Glazed Black Cod Taco, Duck Confit Taco with Spiced Hoisin & Blood Orange Salsa, Red Wine & Sake-Braised Short Rib Taco, and a Pulled Chicken Taco with a Spicy Peanut Sauce, Pickled Cucumbers, and Onions. “Having received so many requests over the years, we’re excited to bring the tacos back for their fans,” said Kleweno.

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In addition to Yamshiro Grill’s presence, the market with feature such vendors as Heirloom LACoolHausFlat Iron TruckHepp’s SaltLongshot EspressoMiddle BarUrban PieBorder GrillI Heart PiesMcGrath Family FarmGourmet BlendsDolce Monachelli’sBrothers ProductsBella VadoDoValle PastaSaint John’s Sponge CompanyConscious FoodsFront Porch PopsReciprocity Productions, and J.D. Luxe.

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The market will also feature weekly family-friendly activities by Giggle Factory on May 22, July 17, and 31, August 28, and September 4, Magician Steve Wastell on June 19, July 3, and 31, and August 14, The Ballusionist on May 29, June 26, July 24, August 7, and 21, Skirball Cultural Center on June 5, and Mosaic Church on June 12 and July 10.

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Yamshiro’s Pagoda Bar will be open for drinks and light fare each week, and will feature the signature acoustics of DJ LC on May 22, June 26, July 31, and September 4.

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During the Farmers Market, Yamashiro will be open for dinner and reservations may be made by calling the restaurant. Valet parking at Yamashiro is available to dinner guests of the restaurant.

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WHAT: Yamashiro Farmers Market 
WHEN:
Every Thursday, May 22 – September 4, 2014 | 5:00 – 9:00 pm)
WHERE: 1999 North Sycamore Avenue | Hollywood, CA  90068

DETAILS:

  • $2 parking is available at the Mosaic Church (7107 Hollywood Blvd.). Entrance to the parking lot is on La Brea Ave. Shuttles run every 15 minutes from 5:00 – 9:30 pm. 

CONTACT INFO: (323) 466-5125 | info@yamashirohollywood.com

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Yamashiro Hollywood’s Guest Chef Series returns for its 3rd installment during the LA Icon’s 100 year anniversary. Executive chef Brock Kleweno welcomes retro pop soul duo David & Devine, whose original works – to be performed live – have inspired the five-course dinner they will accompany.

“Food and music have always been connected for me. Each dish I make should have a verse and chorus, harmony and pitch. I’m so excited to conceptualize dishes that are inspired by David & Devine’s original music, as I’ve been a huge fan of them for years now. Adding to that, the fact that I get to work with Chef Betty Fraser – who is beyond talented – I feel very lucky. It’s going to be a great night of music, food, and friends,” said Kleweno.

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Chef Brock’s Modern American 5-course menu will be accompanied with wine pairings and highlighted by a taste of Chef Betty Fraser’s Grub.

Guest Chef Series III Menu

  • First Course: surf & turf of caviar and violet-mustard filet tartare
  • Second Course: artichoke soup & hearts of palm salad
  • Third Course: Chef Betty Fraser’s “N’Awlins Creole Shrimp”
  • Fourth Course: wild boar osso buco with mole
  • Fifth Course: Yamashiro birthday cake, homemade cookies & ice cream

About David and Devine

Pop-Soul music is currently all the rage, and L.A.-based David & Devine are the soulful duo consisting of Candace Devine (vocals) and Dave Yaden (piano-vocals). As a new school act, they have enjoyed radio airplay for their song “Leave The Light On” while being signed to top Hollywood talent agency ICM and working with a well-known L.A. music manager – all without the benefit of a major label deal.

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About Chef Betty Fraser and Grub

Betty Fraser is co-owner (with Denise DeCarlo) of the popular, LA-based As You Like It Catering and award-winning restaurant Grub. Hidden-away in a converted 1920’s duplex centered in the heart of Hollywood’s hip Post-Production District, Grub’s guests are treated to slowly rotating ceiling fans, beautiful hardwood floors, a wall of windows looking out to the outdoor patio seating area and an eclectic array of artwork celebrating local artists that is best described as “contemporary-kitsch.” Grub is a perpetual sea of activity with capacity crowds treated like members of the family while being served fresh, delicious and fun food designed to comfort the soul and put a smile on the face.

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About Yamashiro

Yamashiro – translated to “mountain palace” – broke ground in 1911 and was completed in 1914 as a residence for the Bernheimer brothers. Housing a priceless collection of Asian treasures, the building was designed as an exact replica of a palace located in the mountains near Kyoto, Japan.

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During the “Golden Age” of Hollywood, Yamashiro served as the ultra-exclusive social house for the “Club of the Four Hundred”, comprised of the era’s most famous and influential stars and movie moguls. The structure and its grounds served as a boy’s military school, and then apartments, before being acquired in 1948 by Thomas O. Glover, who discovered the beauty beneath the disrepair and refurbished the space. Currently owned by Thomas Y. Glover, son of Thomas O. Glover, Yamashiro is flourishing 60 years later as an Asian-inspired Los Angeles institution.

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Executive chef Brock Kleweno has helmed the kitchen at Yamashiro for eight years and leads a dynamic culinary team in creating Asian-inspired Californian fare.

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WHAT: Yamashiro Celebrates 100th Anniversary And Guest Chef Series III
WHEN: 
Wednesday, March 19, 2014 | 6:00 pm
WHERE: 
1999 North Sycamore Avenue | Hollywood, CA 90068

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The Yamashiro Farmers Market is a seasonal farmers market organized by City Farm with a pretty spectacular view at the Hollywood hilltop Japanese restaurant Yamashiro. The market includes a wide selection of vendors selling fresh produce, great wine, coffee, jewelry, and unique cuisine.

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Hillside Family Farms will be ferrying fresh produce from San Diego County, with fresh berries from New Era Farms. Heirloom LA, CoolHaus ice cream, Flatiron food truck and Bolani East West Gourmet will set up at the market, as well as Hepp’s Salt, Longshot Espresso, and Dolce Monachelli’s cakes. Yamashiro’s Pagoda Bar will be open for drinks.

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Yamashiro executive chef Brock Kleweno is debuting a revamped menu of Middle Eastern-meets-Asian pitas: preserved lemon and honey chicken with pistachio-sesame sauce; merguez braised lamb with shiso tatziki; harissa shrimp with cucumber relish; and “shwarma”-marinated beef with citrus tahini.

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WHAT: Yamashiro Farmers Market
WHEN: 
Thursdays | 5 pm to 9 pm | April through September
WHERE: 1999 North Sycamore Avenue | Los Angeles, CA 9006

DETAILS:

  • Parking – Free parking and shuttle at the Mosaic Church parking lot on Hollywood and La Brea. Follow the signs on Franklin.
  • No outside alcohol, no pets, and no smoking

CONTACT INFO: info@lacityfarm.com or (323) 466-5125

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Every Thursday from April to September Yamashiro restaurant hosts a weekly Farmers Market. They have a wide selection of vendors selling fresh produce, great wine, coffee, jewelry, and unique cuisine. Their Executive Chef Brock Kleweno will also be serving his amazing fusion tacos from their Yamashiro Farmers Market Grill. Bring some friends, grab a drink and some food, and enjoy Hollywood’s best evening Farmers Market while taking in the best view of Los Angeles.

Set in the parking lot outside Yamashiro, the majestic CalAsian restaurant, patrons can stroll from booth to booth, sampling Nicholas Family Farms’ fresh juices such as mandarin and grapefruit, or buying ripe roses from Eufloria, a sixth-generation flower-farming business. There is also organic chicken and pimenton, Spanish paprika, from the foodie truck Gourmet on Wheels. Wine and dine at your own leisure and under the stars overlooking the city.

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WHAT: Yamashiro Farmers Market
WHERE: 1999 North Sycamore Avenue | Los Angeles, CA 9006
WHEN: Thursdays | 5 pm to 9 pm | April through September

CONTACT INFO: info@lacityfarm.org (323) 466-5125

DETAILS:

  • Parking – Free parking and shuttle at the Mosaic Church parking lot on Hollywood and La Brea. Follow the signs on Franklin.
  • No outside alcohol, no pets, and no smoking

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