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Insects, anyone? New Valletta eatery set to serve ANTS and SCORPIONS
Have you ever eaten a scorpion?

Kim Vella

Ever wondered what it would be like to crunch down on an actual scorpion? Well, if so, then your curiosity might soon be quenched…

Valletta will soon be welcoming a new eatery – Komaki Japanese Tapas & Whiskey Bar – and its menu’s going to be a little different, to say the least.

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This spot is the brainchild of a very familiar face in the local foodie scene - Chef Daniel – the man behind Burgers Ink, and the recently-opened Waygu Bar & Kitchen.

Chef Daniel’s latest project is set to give patrons a taste of some unique Japanese delicacies and drinks; so get ready to indulge in some top-tier gin, whiskey, and cocktails.

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So, what's on the menu?

If you’re an adventurous eater and down to trying new things, then Komaki’s dessert menu is the place for you!

One of the eatery’s most unique dishes is the ‘Scorpion Fest’ dessert, which is garnished with an actual scorpion.

If that makes your skin crawl, then best stay away, as some of their dishes even contain ants…

Have you ever eaten a scorpion?

22nd December 2021


Kim Vella
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Kim Vella
A highly curious explorer always looking to find her next adventure. Kim loves sharing her experiences and what's happening on the Maltese Islands. When not writing, you’ll probably find her playing around with some clay or somewhere surrounded by trees. She's always up for listening to people's stories about anything to do with nature, a passion project or issue you feel needs tending to.

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