Citronette (lemon vinaigrette)

Octopus carpaccio with avocado and tomato poke is a refined dish inspired by Hawaiian cuisine, where the freshness of seafood and tropical fruits blend in harmony of flavors. The octopus, gently boiled and sliced thinly, has a pleasant firmness and rich marine aroma. The avocado and tomato poke adds juiciness and a light sweetness that complements the main texture of the dish. Dressed with a refreshing citronette sauce, the carpaccio gains a tangy acidity that highlights the delicacy of the seafood. The slight bitterness of arugula and the spiciness of shallots along with parmesan create an exquisite backdrop. This dish is not only delicious but also brings the spirit of island gastronomic delight.

The original carpaccio is steak tartare, only not minced, but sliced into thin strips. At least that's how it's prepared at the Cipriani restaurant, where it was invented fifty years ago. But "original" doesn't mean "the only one." The carpaccio theme can be worked on further.