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Mountains of Willy Wonka-style sweets, a secret garden-themed long table feast and a behind-the-scenes kitchen tour were just some of the surprises at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney’s events catering launch last night. Sydney’s five-star hotel treated guests to a sneak preview of its new catering concept, delivering restaurant quality dining at scale for events and conferences. Guests were taken on a culinary journey from paddock to plate, hosted by new Executive Chef Michael Mousseau and his team, starting with a kitchen tour and showcase of top quality local produce now featured on the catering menus, such as Cape Grim Beef and Glacier 51 Toothfish. Chef Mousseau shared stories of the producers, who traditionally supply to the country’s best restaurants, before welcoming guests into the hotel’s level two Residential Suite, where a long table feast of the new restaurant-style dishes was revealed, with styling by Nightingales. To complete the night, talented Head Pastry Chef, Davis Summoogum unveiled a jaw-dropping dessert showcase featuring row on row of miniature sweets. Four Seasons Hotel Sydney’s new catering offering was born from a desire to deliver genuine restaurant quality experience for events, with a focus on local produce and house-made chef creations. “We want to dispel the myth that there’s a marked difference between conference food and restaurant food. Delivering culinary experiences at scale doesn’t mean compromising on quality, creativity or passion,” Mousseau said. Four Seasons Hotel Sydney’s new catering offering is available for events across the hotel’s dozen spaces and function rooms, including the 500-person Grand Ballroom.

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Four Seasons Hotel Sydney_Hiramasa Kingfish, jalepeno, chives, yuzu aoilli_credit Damien Ford Photography

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney_Executive Chef Michael Mousseau_credit Damien Ford Photography

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney_Dessert Buffet_credit Damien Ford Photography (2)

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