After finishing the tacos, what really decides what leaves the strongest impression is the sauce.
・Neither quantity nor flashiness
・The entity that determines the memorable “direction”
At BLUE ENTRANCE KITCHEN (BEK),
We design the source not as a "seasoning" but as an editing tool.
The source determines the overall direction.
・Trim the edges of vegetables
・Define the overall impression of the tacos
The BEK source is not intended to assert itself too strongly on its own. What it aims for is...How tacos as a whole will be remembered as a dishDetermining the sauce. The sauce serves to bring together the appeal of the ingredients and provide a unifying thread for the aftertaste.
Use spiciness not as "stimulation" but as "definition."
・An afterglow that lingers
・The lingering directionality after eating
At BEK, we don't treat spiciness as a simple, straightforward sensation. We focus on the lingering aftertaste on the tongue and how it enhances other flavors.Elements for contouringIt is used as a seasoning. As a result, the spiciness does not dominate, and the overall quality of the tacos is enhanced.
The purpose of the source is not to “complete” but to “open.”
・Her expression changes with every bite
・Avoid fixed flavors
BEK's sauce doesn't lock the dish into a single flavor. It's designed so that as you eat, your perception of the meat and vegetables evolves.The space within a single dish that invites multiple interpretationsHowever, this is a major feature of BEK's source.
The sauce is also the brand's "language."
・Implies its Okinawan origins
・Connecting to global taste standards
For BEK, the sauce is the medium that conveys the brand's philosophy. Not flashiness, but context and balance. Rooted in Okinawa's chanpuru culture, it connects with global flavors and nature.That philosophy is condensed into the source.。
The reason BEK's tacos make you think, "I want to eat them again," is
The source controls the impressionbecause it is being done.
Not adding flavor, but editing memories.
That is what BLUE ENTRANCE KITCHEN is.
The role entrusted to the source.








