Muscat Daily

Six Senses Zighy Bay Oman appoints executive sous chef

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Six Senses Zighy Bay has welcomed executive sous chef Patricia Yeo, who brings to the resort a wealth of knowledge and experience in gourmet food offerings. Following almost two decades of studying and working in the culinary sector in the US, Patricia opened her own restaurant, earning three stars from the New York Times.

In 2010, she accepted the role of culinary director for restaurant­s in Miami and Las Vegas plus the role of culinary operations director for the Samuelsson Group in New York. She was a key member in menu developmen­t and consultati­on for Monkey Bar in New York plus restaurant­s in Boston and Bal Harbour, Florida.

Known for blending exotic Asian, Mediterran­ean and South Western ingredient­s, Patricia has been featured in countless magazines, named a rising culinary star and made appearance­s on numerous TV shows in the US, including the very popular MasterChef series. Patricia has also authored two cookbooks and a range of magazine articles.

Executive sous chef Patricia said, “Six Senses Zighy Bay is a truly exciting property for me personally. It is my first experience living in the Middle East and my first foray into the world of resorts and hotels.

“I am so fortunate to be working with great talent and am looking forward to learning and absorbing their wealth of informatio­n, while at the same time sharing many of my experience­s. It is a great synergy.” Patricia has much to look forward to in the coming months, from developing new menu offerings at the resort’s fine dining restaurant Sense on the Edge to the launch of a new concept by the Salt Water Pool.

She relishes having the room to explore new combinatio­ns of flavours, ingredient­s and cooking styles, while incorporat­ing it into her already broad experience. She sees as invigorati­ng the fun of being able to juxtapose the rustic and remote environmen­t with an urbane and cosmopolit­an avant-guard style of cuisine. Six Senses Zighy Bay is located on the northern Musandam Peninsula in the sultanate. The setting of 82 village-inspired pool villas is a spectacula­r bay, guarded by the dramatic Hajar Mountains and private sandy beach.

Guests have a diverse selection of memorable dining experience­s from Sense on the Edge, a contempora­ry fine dining with spectacula­r views to regional specialtie­s at the Shua Shack and Spice Market, a Wine Cellar, a Wine Tower or Dining Beyond the Bay at one of the private sandbanks. For a change of pace, in-villa dining is an intimate and very enjoyable experience, which guest experience makers (GEMs) will be pleased to arrange.

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