Another Delay for SeaBream and Its Asian-Inspired Menu at Tivoli Village

Despite confident announcements, chef Jill Martinez-Montinola’s new seafood restaurant has missed a series of announced opening dates at Tivoli Village and is now looking to spring for its long-awaited launch.

Recently hiring ahead of a previously promised February debut, SeaBream is projecting an April debut inside the long-vacant home of Japanese restaurant Kabuki on the western side of the upscale retail center.

Building its Las Vegas menu around “different Asian-inspired umami flavors to elevate the dishes.” Chef Montinola previously worked as the executive pastry chef at Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge in Miami.

Late last year, paperwork revealed the 5,784-square-foot space would be remodeled with a 16-seat lounge, 11-seat sushi bar, rectangular main dining room, plus an indoor/outdoor patio with room for 40 diners, including a section for people watchers right by Tivoli’s pedestrian walkway.

Among the future dishes under consideration, roasted bone marrow, grilled oysters upgraded with soy calamansi and cilantro butter, Thai-style crispy steel trout, and sesame garlic soba noodles paired with sweet miso prawns.

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