Beyoncé's latest creative venture, the album "Cowboy Carter," not only pays homage to her Texas roots but seems to be sweetening the deal with nods to a favorite sushi spot, the Texas-based restaurant Uchi, known for dishing out some delectable Japanese cuisine. While an array of intimate and professional shots adorn her website, certain images have stirred a bit of culinary buzz – a pair of appetizing desserts have taken the spotlight, whispering of the star's penchant for Uchi's sugary finales.

According to Eater, Beyoncé placed a tribute to Uchi on her scroll-down website featuring its iconic fried milk dessert and the warm banana cake with Kahlua ice cream; these tantalizing snapshots are believed to hail from her St. Patrick's Day visit to the restaurant's West Hollywood branch, and amid the blur of what seems a fusion of chic poses and casual dining, the singer brings a touch of Texas to her Californian lifestyle. While the Uchi representative revealed to Eater that "the whole team was thrilled and surprised" by the inclusion of the images, the gesture nods to the star's roots while embracing the convenience of her current California residence, where she can savor the tastes of Texas without forgoing privacy.

The sweet spotlight didn't end with casual Instagram shares, as Delish reports, Uchi's executive pastry chef Ariana Quant could hardly contain her excitement, "I let out a slight yelp and immediately showed my fiancé and we gushed for a few minutes before I shared with my sisters and friends," she shared with Rolling Stone, hoping the feature was a sign of Beyoncé's genuine love for the treats. The restaurant, boasting locations across the country from Miami to Denver, is acknowledged for its seamless blend of non-traditional Japanese cuisine served with an air of finesse, somehow Uchi has found its place both in various U.S. cities and amidst the visual anthems of Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter"

As fans savor the sounds of Beyoncé's new album, they're also getting a taste—albeit visually—of the singer's preferred dining spots, garnishing her music with a personal touch that extends beyond the auditory experience, so if you're looking to eat like Queen Bey, you might just want to grab a reservation at Uchi. Following the big reveal, Uchi's Instagram account bubbled with excitement over the silent endorsement, stating "No big deal, just @beyonce at #UchiWeHo for act ii COWBOY CARTER 🐎 (We always knew the fried milk was a star, but we’re glad Queen Bey approves too.)", suggesting that the crossover between music and munching has never been sweeter, thanks to a bit of Beyoncé's artistic flavor.