All proceeds from the one-night dinner will be donated to aid those affected by the coronavirus crisis in Spain

The coronavirus pandemic continues to hit countries all over the world, affecting businesses across the spectrum. The food and beverage industry is one that has suffered the most, especially in North America and Europe where the numbers of those affected have been staggering. In response to this, on April 29, eight Spanish chefs in Hong Kong will come together to collaborate on a charity feast at La Rambla to raise money for World Central Kitchen, a non-profit organisation founded by celebrity chef Jose Andres. The organisation aids in the serving and delivering of meals to frontline healthcare workers and vulnerable communities in Barcelona, Spain. 

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Above Chef Martin Carrasco (Photo: Courtesy of Rubia)
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Above Chef Edgar Sanuy (Photo: Courtesy of Pica Pica)

The one-night-only charity dinner will bring together some of the city’s most celebrated Spanish chefs, including La Rambla’s Ferran Tadeo and Daniel Gallo; Los Ibericos’ Borja Sanchez; Fofo by El Willy’s Alex Fargas; Rubia’s Martin Carrasco; Elite Concepts' Jordi Alcaraz; Pica Pica's Edgar Sanuy; and Miguel Gallo from Doubleshot by Cupping Room. The contemporary Spanish feast includes a 10-course dinner, a glass of welcome cava and a post-dinner gin and tonic. The dinner will take place at 7:00 pm on April 29 and is priced at HK$1,800 per person.  

See also: How Hong Kong's F&B Community Is Supporting Each Other In The Time Of Coronavirus

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