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A Star-Studded Evening of Gastronomic Bliss

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A Night to Remember

Under the warm glow of lanterns and surrounded by tropical florals, Round Hill Hotel & Villas set the stage for an enchanting evening. Esteemed guests, including food enthusiasts and culinary connoisseurs, gathered in a lush garden to experience Michelin-starred Chef Marcelo Fukuya’s extraordinary fusion of Japanese and Jamaican flavors. The event radiated sophistication and camaraderie, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of elegance and celebration.

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A Convergence of Flavors

The evening’s menu featured extraordinary dishes like Robusuta Sunomono, a vibrant cucumber salad with poached lobster, pickled lychee, and tangy ponzu sauce, showcasing Chef Fukuya’s meticulous attention to detail and artistic presentation.

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A Global Culinary Fusion

Guests savored globally inspired creations, including Kani Wasabi Béchamel with Jamaican crab and seared Hotate Truffle scallops. Each dish seamlessly fused bold Japanese flavors with local and international ingredients, creating a one-of-a-kind dining experience.

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Wagyu Excellence

The highlight of the evening was the decadent Kagoshima Wagyu A5 beef. Topped with crispy wagyu fat and delicate momiji oroshi, this luxurious dish left guests in awe of its unparalleled flavor and texture.

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A Sweet Finale

The experience ended on a refreshing note with Kanten Honey Fruits, a light dessert featuring native honey-infused seaweed gelatin and seasonal fruits. This delicately balanced treat was a perfect tribute to the evening’s elegance.

Meet the Chef

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Specialties

Michelin Chef Fukuya brings a unique perspective to the culinary scene. Steeped in the traditions of Japanese kapo cuisine, his approach emphasizes fresh, seasonal ingredients and a close connection between chef and diner. Unlike the formality of kaiseki, kapo leans towards a more intimate experience, where guests can witness the artistry of Chef Fukuya's knife work and cooking techniques firsthand. This focus on the chef-diner connection allows him to tailor the dining experience, ensuring a truly personalized and memorable meal.