Profit margins, at 1% to 5%, are as paper-thin as the finest carpaccio.
Masks, mounted animal heads and photographs line the walls as diners nosh on dishes such as kudu sirloin, springbok carpaccio and ostrich barbecue.
Girl and the Goat's menu features an array of goat preparations, among them mousse, belly, carpaccio, smoked goat and roast leg.
Two-year-old Pipero al Rex offers specialties such as goose carpaccio with apple and mustard, while Metamorfosi features twists on the classics, such as gnocchi with cuttlefish and peas.
The newly opened Lonesome Dove Western Bistro , in Manhattan's Flatiron District, also serves bison marrow "butter" on "camp bread, " kangaroo carpaccio nachos and lobster bacon served as an accompaniment to seared monkfish.
After her death, he began to confuse her in his mind with St Ursula, as painted by Carpaccio, and believed she spoke to him from the next world hallucinations which presaged his later descent into madness.
If you tire of Thai fire and spice, tuck into meticulously prepared Italian classics such as veal carpaccio, fillet of baccala (cod), or dry aged steaks from the open kitchen at La Scala, located on the lush, tranquil grounds of the Sukhothai Bangkok hotel on Sathorn Road.
His firefly squid sashimi and carpaccio were tasty (and less squishy than the whole squid), but the standouts were the luscious beni-zuwaigani (red queen crab), velvety shiroebi (white shrimp), maiwashi (sardine), mejimaguro, (fatty tuna), and as a bonus, a bit of uni (sea urchin), imported from Hokkaido but as good as anything local.
Expect to find items such as a bone-in cowgirl ribeye laced with a house-made Worcestershire sauce and a side of beer and bacon braised brussel sprouts or a salad of Georgia mountain apple carpaccio, Caw Caw Creek country ham prosciutto and Point Reyes blue cheese tossed with a sweet shallot vinaigrette.
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