Concept redesign
From the tandoors of the north of India to the steam baskets of Guangzhou, the robata of Japan and the wok fire of Bangkok — Spices gathers Asia's great kitchens on a single terrace, five hundred metres above Lake Lucerne.
Binchōtan grill, aged sashimi, the precision of edomae.
Cantonese dim sum, Sichuan heat, duck carved at the table.
Clay-oven tandoor, slow masalas, breads pulled to order.
Pounded curries, lemongrass, the balance of sweet and sharp.

Roasted over fruit-wood for lacquered, glass-thin skin, wheeled to your table and carved by hand. First the crackling skin with sugar and caviar; then the meat in warm pancakes with cucumber, leek and our house hoisin.

Our tableside finale: yuzu and white chocolate frozen in nitrogen and lifted on a cloud of cold smoke, crowned with a single orchid. Theatre you can eat — and the last thing our guests forget.

Sunset seatings fill first. We hold the terrace edge for those who ask early.