BLUE ENTRANCE KITCHEN (BEK) views tacos not as “Mexican cuisine,” but as a format for expressing world cuisine.
・The Okinawan spirit of champuru lies at the core of this philosophy
・Flexibly incorporating techniques and flavors from around the world
・Design: Cooking = Experience = Story
BEK's incorporation of the essence of world cuisine is not a trend, but an inevitability.
For BEK, tacos are not a "nationality."

・Tacos are an expression format
・The contents are up to you
At BEK, we do not define tacos as the cuisine of any specific country. We view them as a vessel for expressing cuisine, without imposing national restrictions on ingredients or seasoning. It is precisely because of this premise that elements of world cuisine are naturally incorporated.
Okinawa's Champuru culture is the origin of culinary philosophy

・Non-exclusionary values
・Historical Background
Okinawa is a land where diverse cultures have long intermingled and blended. BEK places this chanpuru spirit at the heart of its culinary philosophy. The premise is to embrace different cultures and techniques, harmonizing them.
The essence of world cuisine is not about "adding things."

・Has a clear focus
・Emphasizing the necessity of flavor
The global culinary elements incorporated by BEK are not merely added together. They are selected with a central focus on fermented tortillas, designed to create a flow of flavors and lingering aftertaste. That is precisely why they come together seamlessly as a single dish.
Why Fermented Tortillas Embrace World Cuisine

・Structure that envelops the flavor
・A base that enhances the ingredients
Fermented tortillas form the foundation of BEK's cuisine. Their complex flavors, born of fermentation, embrace spices and ingredients from around the world, unifying the entire dish. It is precisely because of their presence that expressions transcending national boundaries become possible.
Why "World Cuisine × Tacos" Becomes an Experience

・Conversations arise
・Memorable
BEK's tacos naturally prompt the question, "What kind of cuisine is this?" That sense of dissonance and discovery is the experience itself. By incorporating the essence of world cuisines, dining transforms from mere consumption into a memorable moment.
The reason BEK incorporates the essence of world cuisine is thatIt lies in Okinawa's chanpuru spirit and the philosophy of viewing tacos as an expressive format.
Not limited to Mexican cuisine, a new taco experience born from curating the world. That is the uniqueness of BLUE ENTRANCE KITCHEN.