Where We Are Going Today: Dine around the world - Le Petit Chef 2.0 show

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Updated 11 September 2022
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Where We Are Going Today: Dine around the world - Le Petit Chef 2.0 show

  • The show highlights Le Petit Chef’s stopovers in France, Arabia, India, the Himalayas and China, inspired by Marco Polo’s voyage to the East via the Silk Road

Expand your palate with a lavish, internationally acclaimed culinary experience during a two-hour food adventure with the world’s smallest chef.

Le Petit Chef has returned to the Ritz-Carlton Jeddah to share another gourmet adventure with guests by traveling in the footsteps of Marco Polo.

The tiny chef animation greets guests, introduces the dining concept and features food from the continents he travels through. This is accompanied by themed music, props and a six-course menu.

The visual storytelling is done through a mix of overhead projection using 3D mapping technology and projection around the walls of the restaurant, with changing scenery for each location the chef travels to. The restaurant’s four-wall projection is a world first and gives diners more of a feel for the story.

The adventure starts with a bright white tabletop transforming into an interactive animated storybook and a culinary theater.

The show highlights Le Petit Chef’s stopovers in France, Arabia, India, the Himalayas and China, inspired by Marco Polo’s voyage to the East via the Silk Road.

During the meal, guests will be served asparagus velouté and crème de volaille with crispy beef bacon (soup) from France. Moving on to Arabia, diners will be served avocado mint hummus with tomato and feta cheese salad. The next trip is to India, where diners are treated to savory-spice tandoori lamb chops or wagyu beef tandoori kebab, accompanied by salad, mango pickle, mint chutney and papadams.

During Le Petit Chef’s visit to the snow-capped Himalayas, lemon sorbet is served to cleanse the palate. The journey continues to China, where guests will feast on salmon or lobster with yuzu marinade, bok choy and black pepper sauce. The food experience ends with a dessert created using ingredients from the places the chef has visited on his culinary journey — a three-layer apple crumble rice pudding topped with raspberry jam is served to guests.

For more information and reservations, visit https://lepetitchef.com/ritz-carlton-jeddah

 


Where We Are Going Today: Chef Eyad in Jeddah

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Updated 03 January 2026
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Where We Are Going Today: Chef Eyad in Jeddah

  • Service is quick and efficient, with the order arriving within minutes of paying for the main course

Chef Eyad is a haven for meat lovers who appreciate protein cooked and smoked low and slow — often for 12 to 14 hours — until it reaches melt-in-the-mouth perfection.

Nestled in Jeddah’s Cenomi U Walk complex, the restaurant offers cuts of veal and lamb sold by the gram, allowing diners to customize their portions. 

Chef Eyad has become our family’s go-to restaurant and features at least once on our monthly dining-out roster.

Our usual order for two comprises 250-300 grams of off-the-bone lamb shank and 250 grams of succulent veal brisket. The meat accompanies generous complimentary sides including two to three types of salad, rice, hummus, muttabal, a bread basket, and four to five different kinds of sauces and dips. 

Service is quick and efficient, with the order arriving within minutes of paying for the main course. Yes, payment is made up-front here, with drinks and water charged after the meal. 

The presentation is simple yet appealing, with the meat cuts served on rustic black wooden boards and sides neatly arranged in bowls. The taste is divine and usually puts us in a happily induced food coma. 

By the end of the dinner we are too full to even glance at the dessert menu. 

The place is spacious, with modest interiors and comfortable seating. The food takes center stage. 

On average, our bill usually costs between SR350 ($93) to SR400.

Visit Chef Eyad if you want to hit some serious protein goals for the day, or simply indulge in expertly cooked tender and deeply flavorful meat.