Amaru
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At Kulm Hotel, Peruvian chef Claudia Canessa has been delighting guests for several years with her culinary creations. They captivate with a distinctive blend of cultures: traditional Inca recipes are combined with Spanish influences and Asian elements to create unforgettable taste experiences.
Claudia Canessa cooks at her own restaurant, Amaru. The name is inspired by Amaru, the two-headed, mythical giant serpent of the Incas. The menu features street food-inspired dishes rooted in Peruvian tradition. Flavours range from pleasantly mild to aromatically spicy, distinguished by Canessa's exceptional signature style, which she has perfected. The setting for an unforgettable dinner is provided by interiors designed by British artist Luke Edward Hall.
Served food
- Fish specialities
General properties
- View
- WIFI
- No pets
Cuisine
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Peruvian
Gault Millau
- 15
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