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Gucci restaurant pop up heads into Singapore

By Wei ZhangSingapore
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Osteria, the Gucci restaurant pop up, will open in Singapore next month.

Set to open at The Arts House, the four-week popup will have a Renaissance theme, replete with the signature red Gucci Herbarium-motif wallpaper.

The restaurant will open for lunch and dinner on select days from May 1 to 26

The menu will be conceptualised by chef Massimo Bottura, with Gucci Osteria head chef Karime Lopez.

Main highlights include Bottura’s signatures dishes, including The Crunchy Part of the Lasagne, Lopez’s creation of sweet-sour pork belly bun, named Taka Bun.

“We are excited to be able to bring Gucci Osteria to Singapore – a city with a vibrant culinary landscape,” says chef Karime Lopez.

“At our first international edition, we want to showcase the best of global cuisine, as a country’s cuisine is no longer confined to its birthplace – it can always be reinterpreted and refined. The cuisine we are presenting is not just traditional Italian, but rather a cultural expression that resonates with the global diner of today.”

Ticket sales open on the 20th of this month. Diners can choose a specially curated four-course lunch (from $128), a seven-course lunch ($228), or seven-course dinner (from $278).

Questions & Answers

Q.

When and where will the Gucci restaurant pop-up open in Singapore?

A.

The Osteria pop-up will open at The Arts House next month, running on select days from May 1 to May 26. It will operate for lunch and dinner sittings during this four-week period.

Q.

What kind of culinary experience can diners expect at the pop-up?

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The menu is conceptualised by chef Massimo Bottura and Gucci Osteria head chef Karime Lopez, featuring global cuisine. Diners can expect dishes like The Crunchy Part of the Lasagne and Lopez’s Taka Bun.

Q.

What are the pricing options for dining at the pop-up?

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Diners can choose a four-course lunch from $128, or a seven-course lunch for $228. A seven-course dinner is also available, starting from $278.

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