ELEMENTS, INSPIRED BY CIEL BLEU
ELEMENTS, INSPIRED BY CIEL BLEUELEMENTS, INSPIRED BY CIEL BLEUELEMENTS, INSPIRED BY CIEL BLEU
Bangkok and Nearby

ELEMENTS, INSPIRED BY CIEL BLEU

FRENCH WITH JAPANESE INFLUENCES

45/50 18/20 18/20 8/10 89/100 Menu: Tasting Menu and Set Menu Gluten Free/Vegan/Vegetarian:No/No/Yes Valet parking: Yes Private rooms: Up to 8 people Corkage: 1,500 Baht (buy 1, waive 1) Price:l!ll!ll!l Signature dish: Canard En Croute De Sel "On The Bone", A5 Wagyu, Binchotan, Karifurawa Opening Hours: 6pm-10.30pm Wednesday­ 25th Floor The Okura Prestige Bangkok 57/1 Wireless Road Bangkok 10330

• 6pm-10.30pm Wednesday­-Sunday

02-687-9000

• Tasting Menu and Set Menu

Canard En Croute De Sel "On The Bone", A5 Wagyu, Binchotan, Karifurawa

No/No/Yes

5,000 - 9,999 Baht

1,500 Baht (buy 1, waive 1)

Up to 8 people

Yes

Review

Elements is located within the landmark Okura Prestige. Executive chef, Sebastiaan Hoogewerf and chef de cuisine Gerard Villaret Horcajo continue to deliver a high level of culinary sophistication in this classy dining room, the open kitchen providing a dramatic vista of theatre. The trio of tasting menus offers a choice of experiences, whilst the wine list is both global and extensive, and the new wine pairings are intelligent and intriguing. Begin with a selection of stylish bites, elegantly presented, each one packing clearly defined flavour profiles. A stand out smoked eel with creme fraiche and oscietra caviar remains a favourite or opt for a fine-tuned version with Jean Larnaudie foie gras in a tatin with chestnut and nashi pear. The culinary talent here is evident in the faultless execution of premium ingredients and their sauces. Langoustine veloute surrounding a succulent langoustine tail and a Brittany lemon sole, cooked on point with turnip and mussels in a Vadouvan sauce, are both memorable. The main event includes a choice of A5 Miyagi wagyu with shallots, umeboshi and pommes gratin, and duck in salt crust; both absolutely stellar. A choice of desserts includes yotsuboshi strawberry Japanese cheesecake with lychee, or a Binchotan charcoal surprise of caramelized white chocolate with Japanese whisky.

Need to know

In addition to several intriguing wine pairings, do try their home­ brewed Kombucha pairing.

89

Ratings out of 100

45/50

Food

8/10

Drinks

18/20

Setting

18/20

Service

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