| Portugal – Madeira 2006 Our restaurant continued in its gastronomic activities also in springtime. This time it was asked by the Slovak Embassy in Portugal to present the “Days of Slovak Kitchen” in Funchal, the capital city of the sunny Island Madeira. This event took place in ***** Hotel Pestana Casino Park. Hotel guests from Portugal and from all over the world could enjoy a wide variety of our rich gastronomy served in the form of buffet tables or á la Carte. Throughout the week we prepared our specialties in two restaurants in parallel, and our guests were impressed by our kitchen. This event was held from 3 to 9 April 2006. |
| Gastronomic Event in Cyprus It was already the fifth time that we were asked by the management of ***** Hotel HILTON in Nicosia, Cyprus, to organise the Days of Slovak Game Gastronomy. This time we focused on wild fowl, such as pheasants, quail, wild duck, partridge etc., prepared in different ways. These types of activities are so popular in Cyprus that we had two live presentations in the national television. This event ended up with great success and with an offer for further co-operation. The Wild Fowl Days run from 24 to 29 October 2005 |
| Gastronomic Event in Portugal The management of ***** Hotel DOM PEDRO in Lisbon in co-operation with the Slovak Embassy asked the Slovak Restaurant to organise the Slovak Gastronomy Days for the second time already. This event was held during the qualification match between Portugal and Slovakia. A number of Slovak fans came to visit us in the hotel and try our specialties. The hotel management was highly satisfied both with the level and results of our work, and offered further co-operation to us. The Days of Slovak Gastronomy were held from 20 May to 04 June 2005. |
Gastronomic Event in Nicosia We like returning there... |
Gastronomy Event in Portugal |
Our restaurant continued in its gastronomic activities abroad in autumn |
Thanks to the big gastronomic success in 2002, the management of ***** Hotel HILTON in Nicosia in co-operation with the Slovak Embassy asked us to organise the “Game Kitchen Days” with special focus on wild fowl. Guests in Cyprus could enjoy our specialties from wild ducks, quail, partridge, pheasants etc. This event met with a very positive response by the hotel guests and the general public, as it was promoted by two live presentations in the Cypriot Television. It was held from 30 May to 13 June 2003. The hotel management was interested in further co-operation in 2004. |
After a two-month pause abroad, we moved our culinary know-how to the other side of the globe, to Portugal. We responded to the request for co-operation by the Slovak Embassy and presented two weeks of Slovak kitchen in Cascais, a luxurious part of Lisbon. We prepared Slovak specialities, served á la Carte and in the form of buffet tables, in the four-star hotel Citadela. The response was great again and we were offered further co-operation. |
Thanks to the great success in the picturesque Island of Cyprus,the hotel management asked us to organise two weeks of “Game Kitchen” at the same place in June 2002. The success of this event was proven by the fact that we were broadcasted live in the Cypriot public and private televisions. Moreover, the number of restaurant guests in the hotel increased, and they could try our specialties with a reservation only. It should be also mentioned that we brought over 400 kg of ingredients to Cyprus, 200 kg of them being game and another 200 kg of other ingredients that were not available in the Island. |
Shortly after our return from Germany, our cooks travelled to the distant Island of Cyprus, where we presented the Slovak Gastronomy Days in the five-star HILTON hotel in the capital city of Nicosia. This event was prepared together with the Slovak Embassy and lasted for two weeks. During these days we made the gourmet stay of our guests even more comfortable thanks to a folklore musician. |
In October 2001, we prepared meals in the historic town of Passau in Germany where the “Media Day of Slovakia in Europe” were organised. Our cooks prepared an official reception for 1,000 invited guests, including top political representatives of Bavaria, Slovakia and the EU. This event went beyond all expectations. |
In September 2001, our cooks prepared meals for 1,800 guests per day in the UN Headquarters in Vienna, capital city of Austria, under the Slovak Gastronomy Week. It was a unique experience to cook for the whole world, and moreover, with a great response. We received many thank-you letters from different embassies |