Arriving at a Trisara table means connecting with our community. Our chefs work alongside local farmers and fishermen, soak in the lore and passion behind creating and experimenting with old and new ingredients, and relish in bringing nourishment and pleasure to the plate. Harvesting nature’s bounty, preparing heritage recipes passed down from mothers to sons and daughters, and the convivial sharing of meals among families and friends – simple and extraordinary.

Sunrise beckons Trisara’s chefs to the morning market, where local farmers peddle their freshly-picked greens. Soon, seafaring fishermen arrive with armfuls of glossy, translucent-skinned tuna and hefty amberjack still flopping in handhewn rattan traps and nets. Next, our Chefs head to Pru Jampa, Trisara’s working farm. Here, they select tender shoots of bok choy, fresh dill seeds and nasturtium petals from raised garden beds and forage nearby wildlands for exotic fare. Back in the kitchen, this bounty is reimagined and a beautiful, humble meal is served.