Eurostar Launches New Summer Menu with Michelin Flair

Eurostar has introduced a new seasonal menu created by top chefs to enhance the onboard experience for travelers across its European routes. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Jeremy Chan, the two Michelin-starred chef behind London’s Ikoyi, has designed starters and mains using locally sourced ingredients and bold, global flavors. His dishes reflect a vibrant mix of European and international culinary traditions.

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Jessica Préalpato, named the World’s Best Pastry Chef in 2019, reimagined the dessert selection. She focuses on natural flavors and minimal sugar, crafting light and elegant treats that align with the summer menu’s theme.

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The new starters include turmeric courgette with pine nut milk, carrot mousse with black olive salad, and marinated fennel paired with tomato and ricotta. Each dish blends seasonal produce with rich textures and subtle spices.

Main course highlights feature grilled chicken with ginger rice and chickpea stew, baked salmon with red pepper sauce and spinach, and a green bean salad with caper sauce, potatoes, and spiced tomato.

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Florent Laurandel, Head of Ground and Onboard Services, said the team collaborated closely with the chefs to ensure each dish met both flavor and sustainability goals. Feedback from Premier customers played a key role in shaping the final menu.

A curated selection of organic wines accompanies the dishes, including Mas Granier Syrah, Domaine de La Dourbie Rosé, and Champagne Fleury Pinot Noir. Each option has been chosen to complement the new summer flavors.

By introducing this refined culinary offering, Eurostar reinforces its commitment to premium service and eco-conscious travel. The menu merges innovation with tradition, setting a new benchmark in rail dining.

Source, photo: www.birminghammail.co.uk

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