Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air will host a one-of-a-kind dining experience on Tuesday, June 18, as Chefs Wolfgang Puck, David Chang and Roy Choi join forces to present the ultimate Chefs Dinner. The event will feature an amuse bouche followed by five courses of Asian-inspired dishes using farmers’ market ingredients selected by the chefs that morning.

The June 18 Chefs Dinner at Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air is priced at $190 per person, excluding beverage, tax and gratuity, and open to hotel guests and non-hotel guests. Optional wine pairing is available for an additional $80. For information and reservations, please call 310.909.1644.
The evening’s chefs are a globally celebrated trio. Master chef Wolfgang Puck is acclaimed for his bold, innovative school of cooking that redefined fine dining in America. From the introduction of Spago, known as one of the world’s most iconic restaurants, to the creation of Chinois and CUT, and winning three James Beard awards and an Emmy, Wolfgang Puck has long set the standard for cuisine, service and style. His popular, namesake restaurant, Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air, represents one of his newest restaurant experiences for Los Angeles and is a hotel restaurant like no other, featuring a spectacular garden setting and two distinct dining venues offering the best of indoor and outdoor California cuisine.
Another James Beard Award-winner participating in next month’s Chefs Dinner is David Chang of Momofuku, which includes restaurants in New York City, Sydney, and Toronto. Chang is the recipient of four James Beard awards, including the 2013 Outstanding Chef Award. He has also generated acclaim as a member of the Time 100, and as the recipient of GQ magazine’s Man of the Year accolade. Before founding Momofuku Noodle Bar, Chef Chang worked in the kitchens of renowned culinarians Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Daniel Boulud and Tom Colicchio. He has garnered awards from Food & Wine and Bon Appétit, published the Momofuku cookbook in 2009, and launched his own quarterly print journal, Lucky Peach, in 2011.
Los Angeles’ own Chef Roy Choi is considered a true culinary revolutionary. His Kogi BBQ taco trucks, Chego!, A-Frame and Sunny Spot restaurants, and renowned menu items including Korean-Mexican tacos, have placed him on the leading edge of the gourmet food truck and social media restaurant movements, well before they came into vogue. Named Food & Wine’s Best New Chef for 2010, the classically-trained Choi pioneered the use of Twitter as a food truck locator. His newest restaurant venture, featuring the tastes of Korea translated through an L.A. state of mind, will debut at The Line, a new hotel set to open in L.A. in late 2013. Chef Choi is also completing his first book, L.A. Son: My Life, My City, My Food, to be published this fall.













