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Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong appoints New Executive Chef

Travel News Asia Thursday, 5 July 2007

The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has appointed Uwe Opocensky as the new Executive Chef.

As a member of Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kongs management team, Uwe will be responsible for the hotels culinary activities and report to Paul Jackson, Executive Assistant Manager - Food and Beverage.

Uwe Opocensky joins Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong from the Shangri-La Hotel Group, where until recently he held Executive Chef positions at a number of their Asian properties. Prior to that Uwe enjoyed an inspirational six-month at El Bulli under Ferran Adria and managed the culinary operations of The Anassa Hotel, Cyprus.

After joining the hospitality industry through an apprentice programme with Gasthof zum Hemberg, he quickly progressed through the ranks to gain the Head Chef position with Anton Mosimann and Executive Head Chef at Toast, both in London.

During his tenure with world-renowned Mosimann, he regularly served Heads of State events at Buckingham Palace and Downing Street plus private functions alongside esteemed chefs from Ken Hom to Jamie Oliver. Further career highlights include a stage in 1998 with Alain Ducasse in Paris, serving the first plated meal on the Orient Express train as well as HM The Queen and HRH Prince Philips 50th anniversary dinner.

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