THE STORY OF HUMO
The flickering of the flames as wood catches fire has always been mesmerising for us. Since we were young we have been fascinated with the explosions of energy; the crackling sounds and colours, the movement of the flames and the shadows of the smoke it produces. Perhaps it’s the security and peace this provides or perhaps it’s the unpredictability and power it has. We believe, in one way or another, we are all enchanted by fire.
Flickering of the flames
The energy a fire provides has always been something that excites the chefs at HUMO. An ‘ignite’ section of the menu is home to raw, sashimi-inspired fish, sitting alongside grill-fired vegetables in ‘smoke’, flame-grilled scallops and langoustines in ‘flame’ and meat and fish in ’embers’.
They are heightened by the smoke of woods including Silver Birch, Apple, Ubame White Oak and Cherry, with some dishes using multiple types of wood and smoke to create depth and complexity.