Top chefs to redefine art of modern dining
CUT by Wolfgang Puck will transform into a spectacular stage for a one-of-a-kind culinary collaboration on May 15.
Executive chef Brian Becher will welcome Bahraini chef Tala Bashmi for an evening that promises to redefine the art of modern dining.
The two celebrated chefs will craft a thoughtfully composed tasting menu, rich in personal meaning and creative expression.
It will be held from 7pm, at BD59net per person, and BD30 for a beverage package.
Meanwhile, gather with family and friends for the return of Bahrain Bay Kitchen's Latin American-themed brunch, filled with vibrant flavours and festive rhythms.
Colourful appetisers, sizzling mains and delicate desserts will make for an unforgettable day tomorrow, May 2, from 1pm to 4pm. It costs BD35 inclusive of soft beverages and BD48 including a selected beverage package. Children under six years dine with the hotel's compliments, and those aged six to 12 enjoy a 50 per cent discount.
Experience a seafood celebration at Byblos from Tuesday to Sunday, until June 30, from 6pm to midnight. It's priced at BD52 for two people.
Embrace the Italian way of unwinding with Bay View Lounge's Aperitivo Experience. It features stunning artisanal boards layered with the country's finest cheeses and cured meats. The a la carte menu will be available, until May 31, from 11am to 11.30pm.
Savour the seasons newest creations at re/Asian Cuisine - go for Hokkaido scallop with yuzu and miso, Maine lobster with ginger and lime and Australian Wagyu katsu sando.
It is available on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday, from 7pm to 11pm, and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, from 7pm to 11.30pm.
To relax on the weekend, opt for the hotel's spa package. It includes a 60-minute personalised massage paired with an express facial. Unwind further with delicate finger sandwiches and handcrafted sweet delights, while overlooking the stunning views of Bahrain Bay. It is available from Sunday to Wednesday, noon to 9pm and costs BD110 for 90 minutes.
For more details, call 17115044 or 17115500.
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