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United-Kingdom · City Of Westminster

Great Scotland Yard
London

A tasting journey at Ekstedt at The Yard begins with the scent of juniper smoke and the crackle of a kitchen that operates entirely without electricity within the Great Scotland Yard Hotel. Chef Niklas Ekstedt utilizes ancient Nordic techniques, employing wood-fired ovens, fire pits, and smokers to transform seasonal British produce. The signature smoked venison is a revelation of texture, offering a tender, gamey depth that is enhanced by a charred exterior and a fermented berry reduction. Flaky salt-baked fish is cracked open at the table, releasing a fragrant steam that carries the essence of the sea and the forest. The flavor profile is a sophisticated balance of acidity and ash, where the bitterness of scorched greens meets the richness of hay-baked dairy. Every course is a testament to the mastery of temperature and timing, resulting in dishes that feel both prehistoric and avant-garde, presented with a minimalist focus on the raw beauty of fire-kissed ingredients.

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