Who’s Cooking Dinner? charity dinner raises more than £263,000

Host by Chris Corbin OBE, the event raised more than £263,000 for Leukaemia UK and Hospitality UK.

Described as “the premier restaurant event of the year”, the event brings together London’s leading chefs who each supply and cook a different four course meal with drinks for a table of ten, all served at the same time.

Chefs and restaurants included:

  • Sam White from 45 Jermyn Street
  • Patrick Powell from Allegra
  • Chantelle Nicholson from Apricity
  • Ben Tish from Cubitt House
  • Masaki Sugusaki from Dinings: SW3
  • Phil Howard from Elystan Street
  • Chris & Jeff Galvin from Galvin Restaurants
  • Andrew Yeo Hakkasan
  • Ivan Tisdall-Downes from Native
  • Francesco Mazzei from Sartoria
  • Tim Hughes from Scott's
  • Daniel Stucki
  • from SKETCH
  • Jean-Luc Mongodin from The Arts Club
  • Ed Cooke from The Fat Duck
  • The Grill Dorchester
  • Simon Young/Nokx Majozi from The Rosewood,
  • The Wolseley, Chotto Matte.

The evening began with a champagne reception and the surprise “Chef Draw” when guests learned for the first time who would be cooking for them, the evening featured a four-course menu with matching wines.

The now famous Grand Auction was hosted by famed Sotheby’s auctioneer, Lord Harry Dalmeny, giving guests the chance to bid for their favourite chef to cook a bespoke dining experience in their home.

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Alex South

Alex South

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Who’s Cooking Dinner? charity dinner raises more than £263,000