JOOD lebanese cuisine

NOYA - のや Written meaning ‘field’ and ‘arrow’ This is a fictional story imagined by a fantastical myth about a geisha samurai named Noya. During the ancient days of Japan, a woman named Noya lived. Born with supernatural powers, she was entrusted with protecting the social and culinary secrets of her mythical people, the Kumaso. Born with the heart of a warrior Noya was named and taught to master the way of the arrow by Japan’s first samurai, Taira no Masakado. Her mystic artistry made her a formidable adversary to those who sought to uncover the gastronomical arts and secrets of the Kumaso people. Gifted with the power of immortality, Noya has battled throughout the centuries and travelled far and wide to protect the delectable secrets that she holds dear. Here all are welcome to discover the culinary and social artistry that is now shared with all who desire to dine with Noya at Noya.