Sauce Flight
Four ramekins, warm flatbread, and full permission to have commitment issues.
Menu
Organized by how you want to eat — not by passport stamps.
Same sauces. Same flight. Wings, or crispy cauliflower if you'd rather go vegan.
Vegan alternative
Every wing toss has a crispy cauliflower version. The Cauliflower Flight uses Velvet Gochujang, Tamarind BBQ, Green Mink, and Sesame Peanut — no honey, no dairy.
Eight wings, four sauces, two wings per sauce. Pick a favorite if you can.
Eight wings, one obsession. Sweet heat, sticky fingers.
Tangy smoke, eight pieces, extra napkins.
The hottest house toss. Sweet on the lips, heat on the way down.
The vegan Flight. Eight florets, four sauces, two per sauce. Same argument, no wings.
Fried florets, Velvet Gochujang, sticky fingers — no chicken required.
Tangy smoke on shatter-crisp florets.
Crispy florets, a grassy pour of Green Mink, lemon on the side.
The dressing is the sauce. Pick a favorite and drown the greens.
The dressing is the sauce
We don't keep a separate dressing list. Ask for any house sauce loosened into a vinaigrette or cream.
Crisp greens, herbs, toasted seeds. Green Mink is the dressing — punchy, not polite.
Little gem, breadcrumbs, a lake of toum thinned with lemon. Caesar energy, our garlic.
Cabbage, herbs, cucumber, crushed peanuts. Sesame Peanut as the dressing.
Chopped salad, pickled onion, a smoky drizzle of Harissa Cream.
Bitter greens, a jammy egg, Velvet Gochujang loosened into a dressing.
Bowls built around sauce, including the Ying Yang.
Ying Yang pairings
Fire & Cream. Harissa Cream + Toum. Smoky chile on one side, whipped garlic on the other. Mix when you are ready.
Red & Green. Harissa Cream + Green Mink. Charred tomato heat meeting a bright herb sauce down the middle of the bowl.
Miso & Mushroom. Miso Butter + Green Mink. Rich miso butter plus a herby mushroom cream. Umami with a little trouble.
Sweet & Heat. Velvet Gochujang + Sesame Peanut. Fermented heat and toasted peanut. Try each side. Then make a third.
One pasta, two sauces, three ways to eat it. Try each side. Then make some trouble in the middle.
Chewy noodles, roasted mushrooms, a slick of miso butter.
Ridged pasta catching every bit of smoky chile cream.
Cold-ish, nutty, sesame-heavy, with herbs piled on top.
Blistered tomatoes, garlic, and a little Green Mink at the finish.
Fire, then sauce. Always in that order.
Grilled steak, herb sauce, and potatoes for dragging.
Charred chicken, a generous pour of toum, lemon, pickles.
Glazed salmon, miso butter, seasonal greens.
Caribbean-inspired spice, grilled pork, a cool herb finish.
Whatever is good, grilled hard, sauced with intention.
Rice and grains as another way to get more sauce.
Rice, pickled veg, a jammy egg, Velvet Gochujang all over it.
Grains, crunchy veg, herbs, and a heavy sesame peanut drizzle.
Mushrooms, greens, rice, and a melting spoon of miso butter.
A sauce you can spread. Melt it, swipe it, or take a flight of three.
A sauce you can spread
Add any compound butter to a grill plate or the butter board. Same flavors as the sauce lineup, just colder and richer.
Three compound butters, warm bread, and full permission to mix them. A sauce flight you can spread.
The one people order extra of. Melt it on steak, salmon, or bread.
Our house herb sauce folded into butter. Steak's best friend.
Bright lime, slow chile heat. Built for grilled corn, chicken, and trouble.
Garlic Honey Heat, but spreadable. Sweet first, heat after.
Something cold between tastings.
Citrus, ginger, or tamarind. Ask what's fizzing.
A short list that plays well with heat.
High-acid whites and a couple of chillable reds.