Prepare to embark on an enchanting gastronomic adventure with Le Petit Chef, the world’s tiniest chef. Get ready for an immersive and unforgettable dining experience brought to you by Hotel Ritter Durbach that will spark your imagination and transport you into the animated world of Le Petit Chef.
Buffalo Mozzarella
Marinated tomatoes | basil ice cream | clear consommé
Bouillabaisse
Rouille sauce | octopus | seared sea bream
Free-range Chicken
Bean cassoulette | cauliflower
Roast Beef
Wild broccoli | young carrots | celery
Spiced Crème Brûlée
Raspberry sorbet | Tahitian vanilla
Please note: Lactose intolerance cannot be accommodated in this menu.
Buffalo Mozzarella
Marinated tomatoes | basil ice cream | clear consommé
Pumpkin Tandoori Soup
Roasted seeds | pumpkin seed oil
Forest Mushroom Tortellini
Pecorino foam | sage | pine nuts
Fresh Cheese Gnocchi
Young spinach | pesto | Parmesan
Spiced Crème Brûlée
Raspberry sorbet | Tahitian vanilla
Please note: Gluten and lactose intolerance cannot be accommodated in this vegetarian menu.
Buffalo Mozzarella
Marinated tomatoes | basil ice cream | clear consommé
Pumpkin Tandoori Soup
Roasted seeds | pumpkin seed oil
Forest Mushroom Tortellini
Pecorino foam | sage | pine nuts
Free-range Chicken
Bean cassoulette | cauliflower
Spiced Crème Brûlée
Raspberry sorbet | Tahitian vanilla
Le Petit Chef is just 6 cm tall, and he will not grow any bigger. According to legend, he was born in April 2015 in Marseille, France. Enjoy an unforgettable experience with delightful dining and entertainment. By using a profound artistic knowledge, and combining it with the latest technology, his "parents" - the art directors of Skullmapping - tell stories with stunning bespoke visuals, such as “Le Petit Chef”. The technology they use is called 3D Projection Mapping. We promise, it will capture your imagination :)
The show is paired with themed music, props, and an exquisite menu. A miniature chef to life on your dinner table, all through the magic of visual mapping. By mapping your dining table and the objects on it (e.g. your plates and cutlery), we are able to project a virtual story onto the tabletop. The 3D effect is often thought of as a hologram or a 3D projection. In fact the use of special optical techniques, length distortions from the right angle to produce the effect or illusion of 3D.
