Alex's Table: Jackson Hole

Alex's Table: Jackson Hole

Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at 5pm MST 

Kampai – 175 Center St, Jackson, WY 83001 
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The Bistro at Cloudveil - 112 Center St, Jackson, WY 83001

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About the Event:

Alex's Table: Jackson Hole is serving up a delicious dining experience this July. Start off your evening by heading to the beautiful Kampai restaurant for cocktail hour and enjoy Chef Chris Massad’s unique twist on Japanese cuisine. Then, head across the street to the extraordinary rooftop at the Cloudveil Hotel for dinner and wine pairings like no other. Jackson Hole Restaurateur/Chef Gavin Fine will bring together some of the country’s best chefs. Each chef will prepare a course, paired with the perfect wine. They believe that a special cause deserves a truly inspiring culinary experience and that is reflected in the care they put behind every unique dish.

Seating is limited and expected to sell out.

Hosted by: Rebecca and Dmitry Balyasny, Casey and Tom Kalishman, and Kristin and Mike Kelly

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Alex’s Table: A Summer Dinner ($500 per individual, $1,000 per couple)

Ticket includes hors d’oeuvres, a three (3)-course dinner, accompanied by wine pairings and dessert.

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    Meet the Chefs


    Gavin Fine

    Il Villaggio Osteria, The Kitchen, Bin22, Roadhouse Pub & Eatery, The Bistro, Bodega, Bistro Catering, Bovine + Swine, Cream + Sugar, Roadhouse Brewing Co.

    Gavin Fine developed a passion for the culinary world as a young boy growing up in Chicago. After working for Richard Melman’s restaurant group, Lettuce Entertain You, in his home town, he followed his passion to Cornell University's Hotel and Restaurant Management School and then to Jackson Hole. While his visions of becoming a ski bum never fully materialized, Fine worked nearly every job between the front- and back-of-house, where he met his soon-to-be business partner Roger Freedman, working side-by-side in one of the area’s top restaurant kitchens. Fine and Freedman forged a friendship and opened their first restaurant, Rendezvous Bistro, in 2001, when Fine was just 26-years-old. After a number of years, Fine opened his second business in 2003 (Bistro Catering). Many years later, several restaurants (Il Villaggio Osteria, The Kitchen, Bin22, The Bistro), a specialty grocer (Bodega) and retail brands (Cream + Sugar artisan ice cream and Bovine & Swine craft meats) added to what is now Fine Dining Restaurant Group, Fine continues to be considered a premier restauranteur of the Rocky Mountain region. In addition to FDRG, Fine is also the co-owner and founder of Roadhouse Brewing Co.

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    Chris Massad

    Chris Massad

    Kampai, Akiko’s Restaurant and Sushi Bar

    Chris Massad is the sushi chef at Jackson Hole’s new sushi restaurant, Kampai. He also served as the head chef of Akiko's Restaurant and Sushi Bar. He was born in Colorado; however, he grew up all over the world — from Texas to the Middle East and finally to Tokyo. He spent middle and high school in Tokyo, and upon returning, he wanted to remain connected to Japan in a creative way. Cooking gave him the ability to do so. 

    Chris originally focused on sushi and still holds it as his specialty. However, training in Japan made him realize how much more there was.  As a chef, he’s worked to connect with American diners to see what they enjoy. He also has been studying sake and visiting breweries for many years, which has led to an interest in wine. 

    He worked at Nobu in Colorado, then relocated to San Francisco to work as head chef at Akikos, and finally moved onto training at a kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto and making sushi in Tokyo.

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chef Massad relocated to Jackson Hole to open Kampai after traveling in Japan to fish farms and markets to learn more about the systems. Kampai features a modern take on traditional Japanese cuisine and featuring local products when possible.

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