Making a change for good, one dish at a time
Koji Tamura used to work at a French restaurant as an aspiring chef. But he soon realised that the traditional culinary path did not allow much room for his more avant-garde ideas. So he quit to pursue his passion for sustainable dining. Some of his projects are inspired by saving the ocean, and his most recent “eat a tree” concept pop-up features dishes incorporating every part of a tree.
For me, contributing to sustainability begins with finding value in new sources and ingredients.





