Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur has appointed Michel Eschmann as Executive
Sous Chef.
In this role, Michel will oversee the food and beverage
operations at the five-star hotel’s signature restaurant, THIRTY8,
which serves a selection of Western, Chinese and Japanese cuisine.
Born in Baden,
Switzerland, Michel first joined Hyatt in
2009 as Chef de Cuisine at Hyatt on the Bund, Shanghai, where he
was in charge of banquet, all-day dining operations and the
hotel’s classic European restaurant, Vue. He most recently served
as Chef de Cuisine at Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, responsible for
Tables Grill, an European restaurant with
tableside cooking.
Prior to joining Hyatt, Michel had already
amassed varied experience at key international establishments and
luxury hotels, including the Michelin-starred restaurant Spice at
Hotel Rigiblick, Zurich.
Throughout his career, Michel
has received many notable accolades and awards for his
culinary expertise, including the Best Junior Chef in “La Cuisine
des Jeunes” (2003), Gold medal and Culinary Olympic Winner with
the Swiss junior national team at the IKA Culinary Olympics in
Erfurt (2004), Gold medal and Culinary World Cup winner with the
regional team “Aargauer Kochgilde” at the EXPOGAST Culinary World
Cup in Luxembourg (2006) and winner of the Swiss Culinary Cup
“Chef of the Year” (2007).
“We are thrilled to welcome Chef Michel to Grand Hyatt Kuala
Lumpur. With his vast repertoire of classical cuisine, we look
forward to providing our guests an exciting gastronomic journey at
THIRTY8,” said Executive Chef Tommy Franssila.
Grand Hyatt,
KL,
Kuala Lumpur,
Chef,
Executive Chef
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