Mandala Masters to bring Indian Accent for its latest residency to Singapore
Singapore’s famed culinary residency programme, Mandala Masters, that previously featured globally acclaimed and World’s 50 Best restaurants such as Narisawa, Mirazur by Chef Mauro Colagreco, Gaggan Anand and MASL by super power couple Virgilio Martínez and Pía León, has announced an exciting new two-week residency with multi-award winning restaurant, Indian Accent from New Delhi.
Featuring celebrated Chef Manish Mehrotra and Chef Shantanu Mehrotra at Singapore’s premier private members club, Mandala Club, the residency will be held from 9 to 25 May, 2023. The special event is sponsored by Singapore-based single family office Amaya Ventures, who aim to introduce the unique flavours and essence of India to Singapore through its finest offering – Indian Accent.
Indian Accent is ranked the 19th best restaurant in Asia, on the Asia’s 50 Best list, and has received numerous awards and distinctions for its innovative homage to Indian cuisine. Chef Manish Mehrotra, Indian Accent’s Culinary Director, has been recognised as the No. 1 Chef in India by various organisations and publications, including Culinary Culture and American Express. The restaurant has also been praised for its contribution to Indian culture and is listed in TIME Magazine’s ‘World’s 100 Greatest Places’.
During the Mandala Club residency, Chef Manish Mehrotra, hailed as the most exciting modern Indian chef in the world, will bring his inventive and creative approach to Indian cuisine for the exclusive two-week residency from Tuesday to Sunday for both lunch and dinner. The gastronomic experience will feature a choice of 4-,7- or 9-course menus starting at $188++ for lunch, and $238++ for dinner.
Guests can expect exciting dishes such as Kanyakumari crab with sago pongal and a delicate serving of caviar, followed by a decadent dessert featuring a doda burfi treacle tart glazed with caramelised milk ice-cream. Other main course choices include a succulent Wagyu pathar kebab with bone marrow nihari adorned with lily buds.
Varun Sharma, Head of Bars at EHV International will be present for the duration of the residency, highlighting Indian Accent’s thoughtfully curated beverage programme which features craft cocktails and unique infusions.
Additionally, Kevin Rodrigues, Head of Wines at EHV International has developed an extensive wine list to complement the distinct flavours featured throughout this culinary journey.
Chef Shantanu Mehrotra, Executive Chef at Indian Accent, will be cooking alongside Chef Manish Mehrotra for the residency along with their 40 strong team. Equally creative and talented Shantanu has been working with Manish since Indian Accent opened in 2009. Both chefs have spent over two decades with the EHV International Group, which was founded by restaurateur Rohit Khattar.
Restaurateur Rohit Khattar, Founder & Chairman, EHV International said, “The great food city of Singapore has been high on our radar, and we are keenly looking for a permanent abode for not only Indian Accent, but our other restaurant brands too. This residency initiated by Amaya Ventures at the wonderful Mandala Club, gives us a great opportunity to showcase our inventive take on Indian flavours. We hope Singapore embraces us as warmly as New Delhi and New York have.”
Chef Manish said, “The Mandala Masters residency provides a wonderful opportunity for us to share our enthusiasm for the exquisite intricacies of our culture by showcasing the harmonies and subtleties of flavours that can be found in Indian cuisine.”
Zaran Vachha, Managing Director of Mandala Masters, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration with Indian Accent, stating, “We are thrilled to introduce Indian Accent’s distinct culinary perspective to Singapore, and eager to collaborate with Chef Manish and Chef Shantanu in creating an unforgettable dining experience for our members and their guests. We pride ourselves on working with top culinary experts from around the world, and this occasion will be just as exceptional.”
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