Marco Morandini
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Marco Morandini

1929 by Guillaume Galliot

Chef Marco Morandini began his career at 16 in Italy and trained at the prestigious ALMA International School of Italian Cuisine. He honed his skills at Michelin‑starred kitchens including Caprice at Four Seasons Hong Kong (three stars) under Guillaume Galliot, and Alain Ducasse’s Morpheus (two stars) in Macau.

A specialist in restaurant openings, he helped launch Il Ristorante – Niko Romito at Bulgari Hotels in Beijing and Tokyo, and served as Sous Chef at Michelin‑starred ESTRO in Hong Kong.

As Chef de Cuisine of 1929 by Guillaume Galliot in Shanghai, Marco led the restaurant to a Black Pearl One Diamond within 13 months of opening. He oversees kitchen design, menu creation, team training, and operations.

At Ling Long, the eel cooked like Hunan braised pork (dongpo rou) was an incredible, innovative dish
Meet the Bund is the restaurant I’ve visited most in the city. I always bring visitors there to enjoy the freshest ingredients from Fujian and the perfect cooking
Bastard is the place to enjoy the best innovative Chinese food. The standout dish is the white mapo tofu
At The Dining Room, the braised passion fruit skin is a mind‑blowing dish
Xing Q BBQ is a gem of night street food, with perfectly cooked and seasoned lamb skewers
Bulgari Bar offers one of the best views in town—and the best Negroni
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