Chef's Table Orbeliani

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Twelve seats, one sitting, and a menu that treats Georgian cuisine as a living language rather than a museum. The kitchen at Orbeliani works from old technique — tone-baked breads, walnut sauces ground by hand, ferments and preserves from the family repertoire — and composes it into a tasting menu that changes with the markets. The chef cooks in full view and narrates sparingly; wine pairings run exclusively Georgian, leaning on small qvevri producers. The room favours conversation over spectacle, which is precisely why it has become the dinner of choice for visiting food writers and for hosts introducing serious guests to where Georgian cooking is going.

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