Eating a 15-Course Meal in the Heights of the Himalayas
Briefly

At the pinnacle of his career, chef Prateek Sadhu left the bustling city life of Mumbai to embrace his Himalayan roots and open a restaurant called Naar. Nestled in the serene environment of the Amaya resort, Sadhu's gastronomic philosophy revolves around utilizing locally foraged ingredients from a nearby farm. He emphasizes a deep connection with nature and the creative inspiration it provides, which he believes enriches the dining experience. Sadhu's shift from urban culinary culture to a sustainable, nature-driven approach allows him to cultivate a unique dining experience that celebrates the simplicity and authenticity of Himalayan ingredients.
Foraging was always a part of your life if you lived in the mountains.
The creative juices start flowing when you see an ingredient.
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