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SPRING · MEXICAN

What to order at
Belly of the Beast.

Mexican American cooking in Spring, with seafood starters, handmade pasta and mole-led mains. Plan around one larger dish.

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The dishes worth considering.

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Potato & cheese empanadas

$19

Two empanadas with Comté, crème fraîche and caviar give the table a small opening plate to share.

Texas wagyu beef cheeks

$48

Mole negro and figs make this the main for the darker, richer end of the menu.

AStrong picks

Hokkaido scallop toast

$26

Huitlacoche, crème fraîche and caviar give this seafood starter a different direction from empanadas.

Lobster campanelle

$42

Bacon, asparagus and Parmesan make a substantial seafood pasta rather than a small starter.

BConsider if

Bluefin tuna tostadas

$19

Two tostadas with uni emulsion and peanut salsa macha offer a raw-fish alternative to scallop toast.

Ibérico secreto al pastor

$21

Pineapple chutney and guacasalsa give this pork starter an al-pastor direction before a seafood main.

Texas wagyu carne asada

$36

A six-ounce bavette with beans and tortillas if you prefer grilled beef to mole-rich cheeks.

Tres leches

$14

Passionfruit meringue adds a fruit finish to milk-soaked cake; leave room to split a dessert.

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