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Grand Hotel Sitea/Carignano
Vito Antonelli/Carignano
Bob Noto/Carignano
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Davide Scabin, one of the most celebrated Piedmontese chefs of the contemporary scene and former holder of two Michelin Stars at Rivoli, now opens a new chapter in one of Turin’s most iconic settings: the historic Grand Hotel Sitea, which in 2025 celebrated its first century. Here the chef gives shape to a radical project, entirely oriented towards the sea, expressed in a single and elaborate tasting menu, “Sangon Beach” – a cultured and ironic homage to the song by Gipo Farassino. The journey subverts convention and hierarchy, beginning with the order of courses: following an “up & down” logic, it opens with intense and structured flavours, such as the turbot with Jerusalem artichoke à la bourguignonne and red wine fish glaze, before gradually lightening towards more vegetable-led, fresh and acidic preparations. Completing the experience, the welcome and service are equally transformed in an immersive key: before being seated, guests are provided with sandals to walk on the sand that covers the floor – specially imported from Spain – while the soundtrack evokes maritime atmospheres and seaside suggestions, contributing to a narrative that is coherent and wholly outside the ordinary.
Davide Scabin, one of the most celebrated Piedmontese chefs of the contemporary scene and former holder of two Michelin Stars at Rivoli, now opens a new chapter in one of Turin’s most iconic settings: the historic Grand Hotel Sitea, which in 2025 celebrated its first century. Here the chef gives shape to a radical project, entirely oriented towards the sea, expressed in a single and elaborate tasting menu, “Sangon Beach” – a cultured and ironic homage to the song by Gipo Farassino. The journey subverts convention and hierarchy, beginning with the order of courses: following an “up & down” logic, it opens with intense and structured flavours, such as the turbot with Jerusalem artichoke à la bourguignonne and red wine fish glaze, before gradually lightening towards more vegetable-led, fresh and acidic preparations. Completing the experience, the welcome and service are equally transformed in an immersive key: before being seated, guests are provided with sandals to walk on the sand that covers the floor – specially imported from Spain – while the soundtrack evokes maritime atmospheres and seaside suggestions, contributing to a narrative that is coherent and wholly outside the ordinary.
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