Mércia Lima
From R$ 330.00
A personal chef turns your home or private space in Salvador into the most impressive business table in the city — professional service, complete confidentiality, and cuisine that makes your guests feel genuinely valued.
Important business conversations — deals, partnerships, sensitive negotiations — need a setting where no one is listening. Salvador's restaurant scene, vibrant and social as it is in Rio Vermelho and Barra, is not that setting. A personal chef at your home in Ondina or your corporate suite in Alphaville gives you and your guests complete privacy to speak freely and think clearly.
Bahian cuisine, elevated with professional technique, is one of the most impressive things you can put on a business table. When your clients — from São Paulo, from Brasília, from abroad — are served a contemporary take on moqueca made with fresh Baía catch and artisan dendê from the Recôncavo, they understand immediately that you have access to something rare. That first impression carries into the conversation.
Hosting in a restaurant means managing waiters, menus, noise levels, and check timing. Hosting with a personal chef means you pour the first drink, sit down, and focus entirely on your guests. The chef handles everything in the kitchen, emerging only to present courses with discretion. Your attention goes where it belongs: building the relationship.
During booking, share the nature of the dinner — client entertainment, team celebration, investor pitch dinner, partner reception — and your guest profile (dietary needs, cultural backgrounds, formality level expected). The chef designs a menu aligned with your business objectives.
Your chef proposes a corporate menu: typically a 3–5 course progression with optional wine pairing, designed to be memorable without being over-the-top. You approve, adjust, and confirm the service format (plated, family style, or stations for a standing reception).
On the evening, the chef arrives well ahead of guests, prepares everything, and sets up the dining area. When your first guest arrives, the kitchen is silent, aromas are building, and you are calm and ready to receive.
The chef serves each course with professional timing — never rushing, never interrupting a critical moment — and departs after cleaning the kitchen. Your guests leave with the memory of an exceptional meal and a host who seemed to manage the entire evening effortlessly.
Salvador is a city where significant business is done through relationship and trust — in the Bahian tradition, sharing a meal is how you signal that a person matters to you. The energy of the city's commercial districts in Caminho das Árvores and Itaigara, the port economy of the Baía de Todos os Santos, the growing tech and services sector — all of it runs on connections built across a table. A personal chef dinner signals a level of care and investment that a restaurant reservation simply does not.
For executives hosting clients from out of state, a Bahian-focused corporate dinner is also a narrative. When partners from São Paulo or Rio sit down to a contemporary moqueca or a tasting of the Recôncavo's artisan ingredients, they are experiencing something they cannot get at home and cannot reproduce on their own. Your dinner becomes an expression of Salvador's identity — and by hosting it, you own that story in their memory.
Homes and private spaces in neighborhoods like Barra, Ondina, and Alphaville Salvador offer beautiful settings for a corporate dinner: terraces over the Atlantic, living rooms with views of the bay, private meeting rooms that transition to dining with the right setup. A myChef personal chef makes any of these spaces into the best private dining room in the city.
Local Tip
For international guests unfamiliar with Bahian cuisine, ask your chef to include a brief verbal introduction to each course — the story behind acarajé as sacred food, the African origins of dendê, the way each dish connects to the city's history. It transforms the dinner from a meal into an experience your guests will retell in their own boardrooms.
Corporate dinner chef services in Salvador range from R$100 to R$350 per person, depending on menu sophistication, number of guests, and service format. A private plated dinner for 8 executives with a contemporary Bahian tasting menu sits at the premium end; a standing reception for 20 with passed bites and stations can be structured cost-effectively. Pricing always includes full preparation, service, and cleanup.
R$100–R$350 per person
Share your guest count, occasion, and any requirements — your myChef personal chef will design a dinner your clients and partners will remember long after the meeting is over.