Luke Mangan restaurant onboard Pacific Jewel
By: Louise Goldsbury, Cruise Weekly
Master Chef on the high seas.
Celebrity chef Luke Mangan, who for years has been winning Australian hearts while wooing our palates is set to launch a signature restaurant, Salt Grill by Luke Mangan, on board P&O Cruises new superliner Pacific Jewel.
The vessel launches in Sydney on 12 December 2009.
The boutique restaurant's menu will feature a number of Mangan's signature dishes, including Salt Grill Crab Omelette, Enoki Mushroom salad and more.
"I want to create an intimate restaurant which passengers will enjoy so much it'll be one of the highlights of their holiday experience," Mangan said.
"I'm excited about showcasing wonderful Australian meat and seafood by serving light, simple recipes that allow the produce to shine," he added.
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