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The Alaska Flavor Guide

FOOD & INGREDIENTS

From cold-water Pacific halibut and sweet Bering Sea king crab to Talkeetna birch syrup and spicy reindeer sausage, search Alaska’s food ecosystem dish by dish.

Macadamia Nut Crusted Halibut
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$52.00Anchorage

Macadamia Nut Crusted Halibut

Served at Simon & Seafort's Saloon & Grill

Thick, flaky fillet of wild Gulf of Alaska halibut encrusted with toasted macadamia nuts, drizzled with sweet chili ginger butter sauce over fragrant wild rice.

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Bering Sea Red King Crab Bisque & Legs
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$65.00Juneau

Bering Sea Red King Crab Bisque & Legs

Served at Tracy's King Crab Shack

Sweet, succulent Bering Sea king crab clusters served with warm clarified butter, paired with creamy spiced crab bisque.

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Pan-Seared Smoked Salmon Cakes
Wild AlaskaBreakfast & Brunch
$21.00Anchorage

Pan-Seared Smoked Salmon Cakes

Served at Snow City Cafe

Handcrafted patties of wild Alaska sockeye salmon seasoned with fresh dill, green onions, and Dijon, pan-fried to a golden crust.

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Roadhouse Razer Reindeer Sausage Scramble
Wild AlaskaBreakfast & Brunch
$19.00Talkeetna

Roadhouse Razer Reindeer Sausage Scramble

Served at Talkeetna Roadhouse

Farm-fresh scrambled eggs with spicy Alaska reindeer sausage, diced red potatoes, bell peppers, and rich house sausage gravy.

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Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen
Asian
$22.00Anchorage

Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen

Served at Whiskey & Ramen

18-hour simmered pork bone broth layered with house black garlic oil, hand-cut noodles, torched chashu pork belly, and marinated soft-boiled egg.

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The Avalanche Gourmet Pizza
Pizza
$24.95Anchorage

The Avalanche Gourmet Pizza

Served at Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria

Smoky BBQ sauce base, blackened chicken, crisp applewood bacon, red onions, mozzarella, provolone, and cheddar with buttermilk ranch swirl.

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Pasture-Raised Alaska Yak Burger
Wild AlaskaBurgers
$23.50Anchorage

Pasture-Raised Alaska Yak Burger

Served at 49th State Brewing Co.

Lean and intensely flavorful Alaska-raised yak meat on a toasted pretzel bun with smoked Gouda cheese, caramelized sweet onions, and house brew pub sauce.

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Raw Kachemak Bay Oysters with Fireweed Mignonette
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$24.00Seward

Raw Kachemak Bay Oysters with Fireweed Mignonette

Served at The Cookery

Cold-water Pacific oysters grown in Kachemak Bay, shucked fresh and paired with house-fermented pink fireweed vinegar mignonette.

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Prince William Sound Sablefish (Black Cod)
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$44.00Seward

Prince William Sound Sablefish (Black Cod)

Served at The Cookery

Silky, butter-rich wild Alaska sablefish basted with white miso glaze, charred baby bok choy, and shiitake dashi reduction.

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Cardamom Cinnamon Morning Bun & Espresso
Bakery
$6.50Homer

Cardamom Cinnamon Morning Bun & Espresso

Served at Two Sisters Bakery

Buttery, multi-layered morning bun scented with crushed Scandinavian cardamom, Saigon cinnamon, and turbinado sugar crystals, served with locally roasted espresso.

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Wild Alaska Seafood Feast & Platters
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$45.00 – $85.00Anchorage

Wild Alaska Seafood Feast & Platters

Served at Simon & Seafort's Saloon & Grill

The pinnacle of Alaska dining: wild Gulf of Alaska halibut, Bering Sea red king crab, Copper River sockeye salmon, and Kachemak Bay oysters harvested from pristine northern waters.

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Alaska Craft Beer & Spruce Tip Ale
Wild AlaskaCraft Brewery
$7.00 – $16.00Anchorage

Alaska Craft Beer & Spruce Tip Ale

Served at 49th State Brewing Co.

Award-winning frontier brewing crafted with pure glacial runoff water, locally foraged Sitka spruce tips, wild Alaskan berries, and hearty barley malt.

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Artisan Hearth Bread & Scandinavian Pastries
Wild AlaskaArtisan Bakery
$4.50 – $14.00Anchorage

Artisan Hearth Bread & Scandinavian Pastries

Served at Fire Island Rustic Bakeshop

Old-world artisan sourdough loaves, buttery French kouign-amann, Scandinavian cardamom buns, and wild Alaskan berry galettes baked fresh every morning.

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Historic Alaska Sourdough Hotcakes & Bread
Wild AlaskaAlaskan Heritage
$12.00 – $19.00Talkeetna

Historic Alaska Sourdough Hotcakes & Bread

Served at Talkeetna Roadhouse

Century-old wild sourdough starters maintained through generations of Alaska homesteaders and roadhouse keepers, delivering tangy hotcakes, hearth loaves, and breakfast scrambles.

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Pan-Seared Kodiak Weathervane Scallops
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$38.00Anchorage

Pan-Seared Kodiak Weathervane Scallops

Served at South Restaurant + Coffeehouse

Giant, tender wild weathervane scallops harvested in deep sub-arctic waters off Kodiak Island, pan-seared to golden perfection over sweet corn puree with crisp pancetta.

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Wild Alaska Black Rockfish Tacos
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$18.50Juneau

Wild Alaska Black Rockfish Tacos

Served at Deckhand Dave's Wild Fish Tacos

Fresh-caught Southeast Alaska black rockfish flash-fried crispy and served on warm tortillas with cabbage slaw, cilantro-lime crema, and charred salsa.

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Downtown Anchorage Gourmet Reindeer Dog
Wild AlaskaStreet Food
$12.50Anchorage

Downtown Anchorage Gourmet Reindeer Dog

Served at International House of Hot Dogs

Iconic Alaska street food: spicy char-grilled reindeer sausage split lengthwise on a toasted bun with cream cheese spread, Coca-Cola braised onions, and tangy mustard.

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Smoked Wild Salmon & Razor Clam Chowder
Wild AlaskaComfort Food
$16.50Cooper Landing

Smoked Wild Salmon & Razor Clam Chowder

Served at Gwin's Lodge & Roadhouse

Velvety cream chowder loaded with alder-smoked wild Alaska sockeye salmon, tender Kenai Peninsula razor clams, diced Yukon gold potatoes, and fresh garden dill.

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Fairbanks Midnight Sun Wild Salmon Panang Curry
Wild AlaskaAsian & Thai
$24.95Fairbanks

Fairbanks Midnight Sun Wild Salmon Panang Curry

Served at Lemongrass Thai Restaurant

A signature dish of Interior Alaska: fresh wild sockeye salmon fillet gently simmered in creamy coconut panang curry with kaffir lime leaves, bell peppers, and fragrant jasmine rice.

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Southeast Alaska Whole Steamed Dungeness Crab
Wild AlaskaAlaska Seafood
$52.00Ketchikan

Southeast Alaska Whole Steamed Dungeness Crab

Served at The Alaska Fish House

Sweet, delicate wild Dungeness crab pulled directly from cold Southeast Alaska fjords, steamed whole in sea salt water and cracked table-side with warm garlic butter.

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Akutaq (Eskimo Ice Cream) & Wild Tundra Berries
Wild AlaskaIndigenous Alaska
$12.00Anchorage

Akutaq (Eskimo Ice Cream) & Wild Tundra Berries

Served at Snow City Cafe

Traditional Indigenous Alaska celebration dish made with hand-whipped fat, wild harvested tundra berries (salmonberries, lingonberries, blackberries), and touch of sweetness.

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