Private dining · Kosher in Panama

Your table.
Your menu.
Our chef.

From a quiet dinner in your villa to a full Shabbat table, we bring the chef, source the ingredients, and coordinate the details around the way your family keeps kosher.

Experience Panama
Custom menuBuilt around your table
Kashrut confirmedYour standard, discussed first
Chef comes to youVilla, suite, yacht, or venue
Dietary awareAllergies and preferences planned
Service to cleanupThe evening stays effortless
Dining shaped around your trip

A Meal Made for Your Table

This is a hosted meal in your own space. We match the chef to the occasion, build the menu with you, source through trusted kosher suppliers, and plan how the kitchen will work before anyone starts cooking.

01Relaxed and personal

Villa or hotel dining

Breakfast, dinner, or several meals prepared where you are staying, without giving up an evening to restaurant logistics.

02A night to remember

Private dinner

A plated, multi-course menu for a birthday, anniversary, date night, or simply one exceptional evening in Panama.

Candlelit Shabbat table set with challah and wine
03Tradition, fully set

Shabbat & holiday meals

Friday-night dinner, lunch, or a holiday table planned around timing, family customs, and your kashrut requirements.

04More guests, same care

Family celebrations

Bar mitzvahs, sheva brachot, reunions, and group dinners with the kitchen, staffing, timing, and presentation coordinated together.

One point of coordination

Everything between the idea and the first course

Menu planning

Cuisine, courses, children, allergies, and must-have dishes are agreed before the event.

Kosher sourcing

Ingredients and specialty items are sourced through trusted Panama City suppliers.

Kitchen logistics

We review the venue, available equipment, and what the chef needs to bring.

Cooking & service

The chef prepares, plates, serves as arranged, and leaves the cooking area in order.

Private chef cooking over an open flame in a professional kitchen
Kosher, discussed clearly

Your standard belongs at the start of the conversation

Glatt, Mehadrin, Cholov Yisroel, Pas Yisroel, a familiar community standard, or a combination specific to your family—we ask first, confirm what is practical, and build the menu from there.

Confirm before booking. Tell us the certifications and handling practices that matter to you.
Plan the kitchen. We review the venue and determine what equipment or preparation is appropriate.
Share dietary needs. Allergies, vegetarian requests, and children's preferences shape the same menu plan.
How it comes together

Four conversations from idea to dinner

Start with the meal you want to share. We build the menu, service, and kitchen plan with you before the day arrives.

  1. 01
    Your brief

    Tell us about the table

    Date, guests, venue, occasion, kashrut, cuisine, and dietary needs.

  2. 02
    Our proposal

    Meet the menu

    We recommend the right chef, menu direction, service plan, and clear quote.

  3. 03
    Before the meal

    We source and coordinate

    Ingredients, kitchen access, equipment, staffing, and timing are confirmed.

  4. 04
    At your table

    The chef takes over

    Cooking, plating, service as arranged, and kitchen cleanup are handled.

Where we can serve

The setting changes. The planning stays precise.

Vacation rentals & suites

We confirm access, appliances, counter space, and hotel or building restrictions in advance.

Yachts & boats

Provisioning, galley limitations, departure times, and onboard service are coordinated with the charter.

Event venues

For celebrations, we plan the kosher kitchen, service team, rentals, and timing with the venue.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Every kitchen and every family is different. These answers are a starting point; your proposal will confirm the exact arrangement.

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How much does a private chef cost?

Every quote is custom. Guest count, menu, ingredient choices, venue, staffing, service style, and equipment needs all affect the price. Share the basics and we will send a clear proposal.

Which kashrut standards can you accommodate?

We can plan for a range of standards, including Glatt, Mehadrin, Cholov Yisroel, and Pas Yisroel, depending on the menu and setting. Tell us the certifications and practices you require so we can confirm everything before booking.

Can the chef cook in our rental or hotel suite?

Usually, provided the property permits it and the kitchen is suitable. We review the location, appliances, work space, and building rules before confirming the service.

Can you provide Shabbat meals?

Yes. We plan Friday-night dinner, Shabbat lunch, or multiple meals around your family's customs, timing, menu preferences, and kitchen setup.

Do you accommodate allergies and children?

Yes, when discussed in advance. Share allergies, dietary restrictions, and children's preferences at the inquiry stage so the chef can design a practical menu and avoid surprises.