• AULIS PHUKET – ONE MICHELIN-STARRED AULIS PHUKET BY SIMON ROGAN UNVEILS NEW TASTING MENU WITH CONTINUED FOCUS ON IMPACTFUL SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES IN COLLABORATION WITH THAI COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND LOCAL FARMS


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    <<3rd April, 2025 – Hong Kong>> Aulis Phuket, Simon Rogan’s acclaimed 15-seat chef’s table in Phang Nga, Thailand, recently awarded One Michelin Star less than 12 months after opening, is thrilled to unveil its latest sustainability initiatives alongside the launch of its new, hyper-seasonal tasting menu.

    Opened in December 2023, Aulis Phuket is the first Thai outpost of Rogan’s chef’s table concept, located in the grounds of Iniala Beach House in Phang Nga. An extension of Rogan’s style and principles at three Michelin starred L’Enclume in the UK, Aulis highlights a dedication and commitment to local surroundings and produce. Head Chef Charlie Wilson’s experience in Michelin starred restaurants around the world has provided him an innovative approach to cooking that has seen him excel with a flair for ingenuity. With 95% of ingredients sourced locally in Thailand, the restaurant offers a dining experience immersed in a deep respect for seasonality and locality.

    Sustainability Mission: Aulis Phuket, a Beacon of Eco-Conscious Dining in the Region

    Like all other Simon Rogan restaurants around the world, Aulis Phuket is committed to waste minimisation and eco-friendly practices, with around 30% of its ingredients sourced from Phuket and an additional 10% from the Phang Nga region. The team works directly with local farmers and growers across Thailand, such as Farmer Family‘s organic farm in Paklok, transforming the freshest native ingredients into intricate dishes that allow the produce to take centre stage. Produce from Farmer Family’s farm is grown exclusively for Aulis Phuket and any surplus is sold at local markets, whilst a variety of ingredients – such as peanuts, radish, rosemary, calamansi, marigold, pandan, and corn, among others – are also grown in beds at the restaurant located inside Iniala Beach House.

    The restaurant showcases a rich variety of other key produce from Phuket, including kale, cavolo nero, red okra, tomatoes, and more, emphasising a farm-to-table approach with core produce from Farmer Tan. Embracing cross-cultural influences, Aulis Phuket incorporates items such as coffee beans and honey from Rai Na Rak, while supporting family-run local wineries like Granmonte.

    Collaboration with various local suppliers and farms such as ArunSupa Farm for antibiotic-free Thai wagyu and Catch & Co for responsibly caught seafood such as coral trout, orange spotted grouper, mahi mahi, and more, further underscores Aulis Phuket’s commitment to community partnerships. All parts of ingredients are utilised, from bones for stocks to fruit trims for drinks. Moreover, the restaurant’s dedication to sustainability extends to waste management and preservation techniques, such as creating vinegars, salts, syrups and pickles, to ensure surplus produce is used effectively. Any waste that cannot be used is composted locally, or repurposed to feed farm animals.

    Aulis Phuket’s New Tasting Menu: Celebrating Thailand’s Native Flavours

    Led by Executive Chef Oli Marlow and Head Chef Charlie Wilson, the team at Aulis Phuket celebrates native flavours by collaborating with local farmers and growers, utilising produce sourced from Thailand and their on-site smallholding farm to craft the innovative new tasting menu. Highlights from the menu include creations such as Khonkaen Wagyu Tartare, with pale ale from Phuket’s Full Moon Brewery, horseradish from Chul Farm, and herbs plucked fresh from the Iniala Beach House gardens; and Aged and Cured Khao Yai Duck served with heirloom carrot doughnut and preserved mulberry from Rai Na Rak organic farm.

    Other notable dishes include Ranong Scallop with sea jelly and bergamot, served with fermented jicama and Hua Hin caviar smoked with leftover rice husks; and Day Boat Orange Spotted Grouper caught fresh by Catch & Co, stuffed with Thai chives and Black Jack fig molasses, served together with roasted fish bones, and fermented tea. A refreshing palate cleanser awaits with Frozen Chiang Mai Sheep’s Yogurt featuring cilantro, aerated lime, and leaf top oil; followed by a dessert of Kaew Kamin Mango with bee pollen and chamomile cake, iced coconut, cream infused with local vanilla and marigold from the gardens.

    Reinterpretations of Aulis’ signature dishes with a Thai twist include Truffle Pudding caramelised in Nam Hom coconut, enriched with black garlic and Chiang Rai cheese; Grilled Salad over Embers complemented by Mah Kwan pepper custard, preserved elderflower, and Melano black truffle; and even the timeless Simon Rogan “Aulis” dessert, showcasing a blend of caramel mousse, white miso, and delicately cooked Phuket pineapple with aromats.

    Priced at THB6,000++ per person, the Aulis Phuket dining experience includes the option for curated alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink pairings at an additional cost. Reservations are open from 7pm on Tuesdays to Saturdays, inviting guests to savour the essence of Thailand’s seasonal bounty.

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    ABOUT AULIS PHUKET

    One MICHELIN-starred Aulis Phuket opened in December 2023 as a 15-seat chef’s table at the beautiful Iniala Beach House Hotel and as Simon Rogan MBE’s first restaurant in Thailand. Like Simon’s other Aulis chef’s tables around the world, Aulis Phuket champions hyper-local ingredients, with our chefs developing and perfecting flavours and techniques to create an almost entirely unique experience for the 15 guests at each service. The Aulis Phuket team is led by Simon, Executive Chef Oli Marlow and Head Chef Charlie Wilson.

    The tasting menu at Aulis Phuket is dedicated to showcasing native ingredients, working hand in hand with local farmers and growers from across Thailand. The menu can be paired with wine or non-alcoholic drinks flights, carefully chosen by our restaurant team.

    ABOUT INIALA BEACH HOUSE

    Iniala Beach House is part of Iniala Group — a cluster of companies that spans hospitality, development and philanthropy. Founder and visionary Mark Weingard has created the world of Iniala, imbued with a distinct sense of style, quality, and extraordinary service. Adventurous gastronomy, sought-after art pieces, state of the art rooms, all blend to provide our signature Iniala experience, collectively bound by a desire to always give back to society. By incorporating an exceptional standard of each of these elements, Iniala Beach House has brought an unprecedented level of luxury and experiential travel to the island.

    Located on the pristine white sands of Natai Beach, Iniala Beach House offers ten unique luxury accommodations ranging from three-bedroom villas to one-bedroom residences, suites and a stunning penthouse.

    While the residences, penthouse and villa boast their own private pool, the hotel also features a Kids Club, a fully equipped gym, and various dining options including the brand new beach barbeque restaurant Anaalā Thailand and the unique chef’s table restaurant Aulis Phuket, by Simon Rogan. Fusing traditional Thai architecture with organic, contemporary forms, Iniala Beach House is a masterpiece of design that offers guests a unique and immersive experience. Eleven renowned, international designers were handpicked to create the unique rooms that integrate both creativity and innovation with that of subtle sophistication and charm. With over 40 pieces of art on display, the Iniala Art collection complements the distinctive interior designs of the individual rooms.

    ABOUT UMBEL RESTAURANT GROUP

    UMBEL, the restaurant group founded by chef Simon Rogan, is known for its award-winning restaurants with a strong farm-to-table ethos. With a portfolio spanning the UK, Malta, Hong Kong, and Thailand, UMBEL is home to some of the world’s most celebrated restaurants, which collectively hold nine Michelin stars and two Michelin Green Stars.

    In 2024, UMBEL launched Skof in Manchester, the highly anticipated debut restaurant from Tom Barnes. Less than a year after opening, Skof earned its first Michelin star, reinforcing the group’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and nurturing talent from within.

    The journey began in 2002, when Simon launched L’Enclume in Cartmel, focusing on hyperlocal, seasonal ingredients. The restaurant now boasts three Michelin stars, holds joint first place on La Liste rankings of 1000 restaurants worldwide, and has five AA Rosettes.

    In 2008, UMBEL opened Rogan & Co in Cartmel, which earnt a Michelin star in 2018 and three AA Rosettes. UMBEL established Our Farm in the Lake District in 2011, ensuring a supply of the best possible local and sustainable produce. The farm now provides the majority of produce to all UMBEL’s UK restaurants. In 2016, UMBEL launched Aulis Cartmel, a six-seater chef’s table at L’Enclume.

    A London outpost of Aulis followed in 2017, as a standalone 12-seater chef’s table in Soho, which was awarded its first Michelin star in 2024.

    Expanding internationally, UMBEL launched Aulis Hong Kong in January 2019 and Roganic Hong Kong in February 2019, earning a Michelin star in December 2019. Henrock, an elegantly informal restaurant within Linthwaite House, debuted in the Lake District in October 2019.

    The group’s sustainability efforts led to both L’Enclume and Roganic Hong Kong receiving a Michelin Green Star in 2021. In 2022, UMBEL opened The Baker & The Bottleman, a bakery and natural wine bar in Hong Kong. In early 2023, the group expanded to Valletta, Malta, with the opening of ION Harbour by Simon Rogan, which, in 2024, became the first-ever restaurant on the island to receive two Michelin stars. In December 2023, the group expanded into Thailand, with the opening of Aulis Phuket, which received its first Michelin star in 2024.

    Also, in 2024, Simon was awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours List for his services to the food industry.

    In May 2024, UMBEL furthered its commitment to nurturing talent from within, with Tom Barnes’s solo restaurant, Skof, being the first supported venture. Since opening, Skof has also received the Best New Restaurant Award at the Good Food Guide 2024 and Newcomer of the Year at the Manchester Food & Drink Awards 2024, where Tom Barnes was also crowned Chef of the Year. Less than a year after opening, Skof earned its first Michelin star at the 2025 Michelin Great Britain awards.

    RESTAURANT INFORMATION – AULIS PHUKET

    Aulis Phuket is open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner only

    Address: Iniala Beach House, Khok Kloi, Takua Thung district, Phang-nga 82140, Thailand

    Sample Menus can be viewed via our website.

    www.aulisphuket.com / @aulisphuket

    www.simonrogan.co.uk  / @rogan_simon

    www.inialathailand.com  / @iniala_thailand