By AMY VIRSHUP, New York Times Writer:
Derek Gallegos, the chef and owner of 310 Main in Ketchum's scruffier neighbor, Hailey, grew up in the restaurant business. His family owned an Idaho chain of Mexican places called Mama Inez; later he worked in Deer Valley, Utah, and at the Sun Valley Brewing Company. In this tidy 35-seat spot on Hailey's main drag. Mr. Gallegos mashes up his influences to create starters like Shanghai Tacos — scallion pancakes wrapped around pulled pork and cucumber dotted with hoisin sauce — or Hama Hama oysters with habanero and lime sorbet. There's always a filled pasta, whether it's ravioli with sweet pea and ricotta filling or butternut squash tortellini ($17), an Asian dish like bay scallop red Thai curry ($18) and a rib-eye steak with mashed potatoes ($32), since you're in Idaho, after all.
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