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    Chef Bobby Geetha

    Darpan News Desk Darpan, 27 Jul, 2022
    • Chef Bobby Geetha

    Bobby Geetha is highly passionate, dedicated and committed in a profession he loves the most. He has decades of hands-on managerial experience in high-end 5-star luxury hotel kitchens. The talented chef has amazing work experience in leading fine dining, smart casual, brasserie, café, and dark kitchens outlets.

    Chef Bobby Geetha has worked with some of Europe’s best Michelin-starred chefs. He is one of the best consultant chefs in the UK and Middle East.

    The award-winning chef is the author of five cookbooks on fine dining Indian cuisine series, and the founder of Finediningindian.com website that focusses on next generation Indian cuisine.

         

    Also, he is the highly-rated finalist in BBC’s Master Chef UK Professional. Bobby Geetha won the Gold for Hospitality Chef Excellence Award in 2018.

    Photos: Courtesy of Bobby Geetha

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