Gordon Ramsay to move London Restaurant to Hong Kong

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By Rebecca Smith Gordon ramsay Gordon Ramsay will be taking his London restaurant Bread Street Kitchen to Asia with the announcement that he will be opening in central Hong Kong in September followed by further restaurants in the area and across the region later in the year and in 2015. Operating as a consultancy and licensing arrangement, the Gordon Ramsay Group will be partnering with Dining Concepts in Hong Kong who specialise in the development of high quality experiences throughout the region. Opening in September 2014, Bread Street Kitchen will mirror its counterpart in London with a warehouse-style design with a mix of vintage and modern furniture, creating an atmosphere-led, high quality dining adventure and serving a British European menu. BreadStreet InteriorBread Street Kitchen is one of 12 restaurants by the Group in London and the team will be working closely with their partners to ensure the quality of the brand and experience. The Group is also in final discussions with Las Vegas Sands regarding potential opportunities in Asia in Singapore and Macau. Gordon Ramsay said: “This is an exciting step for the Group, not only to be entering Asia, which has such an amazing food culture but also to bringing our London concepts which have been such a success, to new markets.” Stuart Gillies, Managing Director added: “As a globally renowned group we get many invitations to expand internationally but its important that we work with the right partner who can ensure that our high quality experiences can be delivered.  We are really excited about opening in Asia and believe there is a lot of growth potential not just for Bread Street Kitchen but other concepts in our London collection.” The Gordon Ramsay Group: Run by Gordon Ramsay and Managing Director Stuart Gillies, it employs more than 700 people in the UK through its collection of 12 restaurants. The Group has a total of 24 restaurants globally and 7 Michelin stars, with international restaurants from Europe to the US and the Middle East. Originally routed in fine dining, the Group has expanded to include more casual fine dining sites offering a wide variety of guest experiences around the globe, such as Bread Street Kitchen, maze and Savoy Grill in London and Gordon Ramsay BurGR and Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill in Las Vegas. Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea is the Group's flagship venue, which has held three Michelin-stars for more than 12 years. For more information visit www.gordonramsay.com.
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Editor 9th June 2014

Gordon Ramsay to move London Restaurant to Hong Kong