Transformation of King David's "La Regence"
Aligns with Country's Culinary Revolution
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Foodies on six continents are lauding Israel's ongoing culinary revolution that in recent years has taken not only Israel, but London and several U.S. cities, by storm. Chefs, restaurant critics and food writers from around the world are zeroing in on a slew of extraordinary restaurants not only in Tel Aviv, but also in Jerusalem, Haifa, Eilat and in the Israeli countryside.
Today's La Regence is a crescent-shaped, wood-paneled space with a wall of windows facing the hotel gardens and the floodlit Old City of Jerusalem. A vast wine cellar is open for inspection, as is a private dining room whose walls are covered with photographs of celebrities, royals and statesmen who have dined here.
Signature dishes include Lamb Tongue with Smoked King Oyster Mushrooms, Tomato "Leather" Filled with Wild-Caught Fish Salad, Roasted Duck Confit with Black Garlic and Filet of Beef "Financier." For dessert, sweet options range from More than an Apple (Pink Lady Apple au Gratin, Caramel Sable and Apple Sorbet) to theCitrus Finishing Touch ("La Regence" Citrus Fruit Tart). And the restaurant's sommelier can select pairings for each course from La Regence's extensive list of Israeli sparkling, white, red and dessert wines.
For more information about La Regence or to browse the menu and see photos of Chef Biton's signature dishes, please visit: www.la-regence.co.il. For more information about The King David, which was recently voted the top hotel in Israel, in Travel+Leisure magazine's "World's Best Awards 2015," go to: www.danhotels.com.
ABOUT DAN HOTELS:
Dan Hotels Israel is the largest luxury hotel group in the country. The history of the chain dates back to June 1947, when two brothers Yekutiel and Shmuel Federmann, purchased a 21-room guest house called the "Kaete Dan" on the Tel Aviv sea shore. Today, the chain owns 14 deluxe and superior first-class hotels in prime locations around the country, an international convention center and a hotel training school. |
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