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Heston Blumenthal to Open at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park in 2010

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Friday, 17 July 2009

Mandarin Oriental and The Fat Duck Group have joined forces to create the first London restaurant with Chef Heston Blumenthal which will open at Mandarin Orientals property in autumn 2010.

Blumenthal, of the three Michelin starred The Fat Duck in Bray, Berkshire and The Hinds Head pub of the same village, has won international acclaim for his unique and multi-sensory approach to cooking.

This first restaurant to open outside of the village of Bray will feature the chefs inimitable style of culinary alchemy with a menu heavily influenced by his ongoing research and discovery of historic British gastronomy.

Mandarin Oriental and Heston Blumenthal are working with the internationally renowned designer, Adam Tihany, to create the restaurant interior in London.

Inspired by historical British style references and Blumenthals novel approach to cuisine, Tihany plans to highlight traditional materials such as wood, leather and iron, found in the historical roots of British style, using them in contemporary ways to reinforce Hestons revival and modernization of traditional British recipes.

Seating 140 guests, the new restaurant will serve lunch, dinner and afternoon tea. The kitchen will be headed by Ashley Palmer Watts who has worked with Blumenthal at The Fat Duck for nine years in the capacity of Group Executive Chef.

We are delighted to partner with The Fat Duck Group on this very exciting new venture. A longtime friend of Hestons, I have always shared his enthusiasm for English recipes and have enjoyed working with him to help develop talented British chefs through the Roux Scholarship programme, saif David Nicholls, Corporate Director of Food & Beverage of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group.

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