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United-Kingdom · Machynlleth

Gwen

Recommended in the Michelin Guide

A tasting journey through Gwen begins with the intense, mineral clarity of Devonshire eel, paired with the silky, aerated texture of chawanmushi and the bright crunch of broccoli. This 10-course progression, served in an intimate 8-seat open kitchen, represents a technical collaboration between Gareth Ward and Corrin Harrison. The kitchen demonstrates mastery of fermentation in the lamb with fermented mint sauce, where the sharp, acidic notes cut through the rich, fatty integrity of the meat. An aroma of barbecued pork jowl and jalapeno sauce pierces the communal dining space, providing a high-signal olfactory layer to the experience. Texture is further explored in the celeriac with teriyaki and hazelnut, where the root vegetable is treated with a technical focus to achieve a fibrous, umami-rich consistency. This Machynlleth sanctuary utilizes the Himalayan salt chambers and private kitchen gardens of its sister restaurant, Ynyshir, to produce a menu of absolute, unforgettable ingredient integrity.

StyleEuropean
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