Born and trained in France, Paul Pairet first came of notice in 1998 at Paris’s Cafe Mosaic, where the influences of his wandering career began to crystallize into a not-so-French style all his own.
Pairet travelled the wide world – Paris, Hong Kong, Sydney, Jakarta, and Istanbul – before landing in Shanghai in 2005 to open Jade on 36 of Shangri-La.
The smells, textures, aromas and flavours of his travels have inspired and rooted his very distinctive style of cuisine, leaving behind a lasting impression, critics struggling for words and diners for encore. In three short years, Jade on 36 stood out from the “hotel restaurant” crowd to stake out an international reputation for sophisticated, avant-garde cuisine in Asia, and became a destination in itself.
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It is French, in the way the man is French: born, travelled, globally stamped, stubbornly perfectionist.
Launching the long-anticipated Ultraviolet in May 2012 after conceiving for over 15 years, Pairet returns to his author’s cuisine. A 20-course meal lends to a blend of experimentation and comfort, of avant-garde and simplicity.
This first experimental restaurant of its kind is where Pairet’s cuisine performs at its best.
March 2019 marked the opening of Polux – a seemly simple place close to the chef’s heart. A French café, bistro with a terrace, a hangout for a hearty brunch, all day munchies and cozy dinner. Classics and basics done with Pairet’s touch and stripped to the core.
The latest Charbon was opened in October 2022, a casual spot featuring open-fire BBQ and artisanal soft-serve ice creams. Mono-product-skewers, simply seasoned and charred; and wash it down with freshly churned, mix-and-match sundaes. It spontaneously becomes a wonderland of Fire and Ice.
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Pairet earned the respect of his peers with his successful and influential restaurants and of his team. “Provocative and innovative, his creative flair, daring experimentation and inspired dishes continue to influence chefs around the world.”
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Born and trained in France, Paul Pairet first came of notice in 1998 at Paris’s Cafe Mosaic, where the influences of his wandering career began to crystallize into a not-so-French style all his own.
Pairet travelled the wide world – Paris, Hong Kong, Sydney, Jakarta, and Istanbul – before landing in Shanghai in 2005 to open Jade on 36 of Shangri-La.
The smells, textures, aromas and flavours of his travels have inspired and rooted his very distinctive style of cuisine, leaving behind a lasting impression, critics struggling for words and diners for encore. In three short years, Jade on 36 stood out from the “hotel restaurant” crowd to stake out an international reputation for sophisticated, avant-garde cuisine in Asia, and became a destination in itself.
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It is French, in the way the man is French: born, travelled, globally stamped, stubbornly perfectionist.
Launching the long-anticipated Ultraviolet in May 2012 after conceiving for over 15 years, Pairet returns to his author’s cuisine. A 20-course meal lends to a blend of experimentation and comfort, of avant-garde and simplicity.
This first experimental restaurant of its kind is where Pairet’s cuisine performs at its best.
March 2019 marked the opening of Polux – a seemly simple place close to the chef’s heart. A French café, bistro with a terrace, a hangout for a hearty brunch, all day munchies and cozy dinner. Classics and basics done with Pairet’s touch and stripped to the core.
The latest Charbon was opened in October 2022, a casual spot featuring open-fire BBQ and artisanal soft-serve ice creams. Mono-product-skewers, simply seasoned and charred; and wash it down with freshly churned, mix-and-match sundaes. It spontaneously becomes a wonderland of Fire and Ice.
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Pairet earned the respect of his peers with his successful and influential restaurants and of his team. “Provocative and innovative, his creative flair, daring experimentation and inspired dishes continue to influence chefs around the world.”
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