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Grand Hyatt Muscat welcomes Korean guest chefs for culinary evening

Two chefs from Korea are bringing their culinary heritage to Mokha Garden with an evening of authentic Korean dishes. The event unfolds on 17 November 2026.

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A flat lay of twelve Korean dishes arranged in pale ceramic bowls and plates, including kimbap rolls, grilled vegetables, noodle dishes, spicy stews and seafood preparations, photographed from above with natural light casting soft shadows
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Mokha Garden at Grand Hyatt Muscat welcomes two guest chefs from Korea on 17 November 2026 for an evening devoted entirely to authentic Korean culinary tradition. The chefs bring with them the techniques, ingredients and sensibilities that define Korean cuisine, translating them onto plates designed for guests discovering these flavours for the first time or returning to them with fresh appreciation.

Two guest chefs from Korea wearing traditional pale blue and white hanbok aprons stand before an arrangement of their prepared Korean dishes in dark bowls and plates

The menu moves through Korea’s essential dishes. Kimbap rolls sit alongside vegetable pancakes with their crisp, golden surfaces. Stews arrive in dark bowls, their depths revealing beef, vegetables and the umami rich broths that are foundational to Korean cooking. Noodle dishes are dressed in gochujang, the red chilli paste that colours so much of Korean food, while other plates showcase the gentler side of the cuisine: cooked vegetables, simply seasoned and dressed with sesame oil and seeds.

Overhead view of the same selection of Korean dishes in various ceramic vessels, including garnished noodle dishes, grilled items, rolls and vibrant red chilli preparations, lit by natural daylight

The experience runs from 7:00pm to 10:30pm, allowing the evening to unfold with the unhurried pace such cooking deserves. Each dish carries the hand of the chefs who prepared it, each technique refined through years of practice in Seoul kitchens before travelling to this evening in Muscat.

A flat lay of twelve Korean dishes arranged in pale ceramic bowls and plates, including kimbap rolls, grilled vegetables, noodle dishes, spicy stews and seafood preparations, photographed from above with natural light casting soft shadows

Reservations can be made by calling +968 2464 1234. The price is OMR 16 net per person.

Imagery courtesy of Grand Hyatt Muscat (@grandhyattmuscat).

Two guest chefs from Korea wearing traditional pale blue and white hanbok aprons stand before an arrangement of their prepared Korean dishes in dark bowls and plates
Overhead view of the same selection of Korean dishes in various ceramic vessels, including garnished noodle dishes, grilled items, rolls and vibrant red chilli preparations, lit by natural daylight
A flat lay of twelve Korean dishes arranged in pale ceramic bowls and plates, including kimbap rolls, grilled vegetables, noodle dishes, spicy stews and seafood preparations, photographed from above with natural light casting soft shadows

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