Gucci is fully blossoming in the field of fashion and lifestyle. Through Gucci Osteria's restaurant brand Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura, Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura, it adds creativity, elegance, fun and sensory enjoyment to traditional Italian cuisine. After its debut at the Italian head office, it has successively established its bases in Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills in the United States and Gucci Namiki in Ginza, Tokyo. This spring, Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura welcomes its fourth global branch, entering the top floor of the Gucci Goak flagship store in Itaewon, Seoul!
Gucci Osteria Seoul Highlight #01 Launches a new menu in combination with East and West elements to create exclusive features in Seoul
Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura opened its fourth branch in Itaewon, Seoul on March 28, and also opened reservation services on the official website. The restaurant has an exclusive welcome access on the first floor. The main restaurant can accommodate 28 customers and the terrace can accommodate 36 people, serving lunch, dinner and Italian pre-dinner wine.
Each Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura branch is based on Italian style and incorporates local elements. The dishes are a new menu that combines Western and Oriental, with Italian-inspired dishes and Korean seasonal creative cuisine. It is led by Massimo Bottura, the international chef of Osteria Francescana, which was named the world's best restaurant in 2016 and 2018, and was jointly developed by Karime Lopez, the Michelin-star executive chef, Seoul executive chef Hyungkyu Jun and chef Davide Cardellini, who were named the world's best restaurant in 2016 and 2018.
The à la carte menu includes Gucci Osteria signature dishes such as the legendary “Emilia Burger” and “Tortellini with Parmigiano Reggiano Cream”; there are exclusive dishes “Seoul Garden” and “Summer in Adriatic” that can only be enjoyed in Seoul. The restaurant will also offer a wide range of drinks and nearly 200 wine lists and cocktails.
Gucci Osteria Seoul Highlights #02 Renaissance aesthetics blend symbolic stars with luxurious private rooms
Gucci Osteria Seoul’s elaborate interior design is inspired by the original Florence restaurant, referring to the eclectic aesthetic combination of Italian Renaissance and Gucci brands. Once at the entrance, visitors will be immersed in vibrant green walls, from wooden paneling to the terraced Georgian bar terrace doors, evoking the atmosphere of the winter garden; in the main space, a gorgeous bench complements peacock green velvet chairs and ebony dining tables, while simultaneously forming a harmonious contrast with the bright views on the terrace.
