Luxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoLuxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoThe main restaurant is positioned in a bamboo grove and serves Sichuanese cuisine prepared in harmony with Taoist philosophy, following seasonal rhythms. Guests can participate in hands-on culinary experiences, from individual and group cooking classes with the chef to wine tastings and oenology courses.
Check availability Official websiteThe hotel's dining space is positioned within a bamboo grove, integrating the restaurant architecture with the forest setting. The kitchen focuses on Sichuanese cuisine, a regional culinary tradition, with menus designed to follow the rhythm of the seasons. This approach reflects the hotel's overall philosophy aligning guest experiences with Taoist principles and natural cycles rather than static menus.
Guests can engage in hands-on cooking instruction led by the hotel's chef. Both individual cooking classes and group cooking classes are available, allowing visitors to learn Sichuanese techniques and regional ingredients. The hotel also offers wine-related experiences: wine tastings and formal oenology courses for those interested in pairing wines with the regional cuisine.
The restaurant's approach integrates culinary practice with the Taoist spiritual philosophy central to the region and the hotel's identity. Seasonal ingredients and menu changes reflect this worldview, creating dining experiences that connect guests to the natural cycles and cultural values of Sichuan. Early dinner and snack options accommodate varied schedules.
The restaurant serves Sichuanese cuisine, the regional culinary tradition of Sichuan province, prepared seasonally and aligned with Taoist philosophy.
The restaurant is positioned in a bamboo grove, integrating dining spaces with the surrounding forest environment.
Yes. The hotel offers both individual and group cooking classes taught by the chef, allowing guests to learn Sichuanese cooking techniques.
Yes. Wine tastings and oenology courses are available to guests interested in pairing wines with the regional cuisine.
Yes. In addition to regular dining, the hotel offers early dinner and snack options to accommodate varying schedules.
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