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SOMA
A composed plate in low restaurant light
Dining

Food that lovesyou back

Organic gardens, chefs from starred kitchens, and a nutrition philosophy simple enough to survive contact with pleasure.

Garden to tablePrivate chefsAll patterns accommodated

No cuisine of denial. The food at SOMA is abundant, seasonal and cooked with real technique — it simply starts in the garden instead of the freezer.

Every property grows what its climate allows and buys the rest from named farms within an hour's drive. Menus change daily because gardens do.

Your protocol shapes your plate quietly — portions, timing and composition adjust without a word of discussion at the table.

Fresh produce from the garden
Chef at work over the pass
A long breakfast table
A day at the table

Three meals, one arc

Breakfast after light and movement. Lunch as the day's centrepiece. Dinner early, gentle, and in good company.

Breakfast

06:30 — 10:00

Protein-forward, savoury by default, always after morning light and movement.

  • The SOMA breakfast

    Eggs from the estate, black beans, greens, avocado, corn tortilla

  • Coconut chia & tropical fruit

    Young coconut, mango, lime, cashew cream

  • Engadin board

    Alpine cheese, dark rye, butter, mountain honey, soft egg

  • Miso morning bowl

    Rice, salmon, pickles, nori, dashi broth

Lunch

12:30 — 14:30

The day's largest meal, taken slowly and preferably outdoors.

  • Grilled reef fish

    Charred lime, green sambal, garden leaves

  • The island table

    Chickpeas, tomatoes, capers, barley rusk, Milos cheese

  • Hacienda bowl

    Three sisters — beans, squash, corn — with herbs and crema

  • Soba & mountain vegetables

    Cold buckwheat, sesame, shiitake dashi

Dinner

18:30 — 20:30

Earlier and lighter than you're used to. Your sleep data will explain why.

  • Slow lamb & roots

    Twelve hours, saffron, preserved lemon, Atlas herbs

  • Whole steamed fish

    Ginger, scallion, sesame, seasonal greens

  • Garden risotto

    What the garden gave, finished with aged parmesan

  • The detox table

    A lighter sequence: broth, raw plates, herbal infusions — by arrangement

The cellar

Wine, on speaking terms with wellness

We are not a dry house. Each property keeps a short cellar of low-intervention wines — biodynamic growers, old vines, nothing industrial — poured deliberately and never by default. Pairings accompany the chef's table; abstinence is honoured without comment.

Bottles resting in a dim cellar
Light bowls of raw vegetables and greens
The detox table

Lighter, by arrangement

For guests on the Nutrition & Reset program — or anyone who asks — the kitchen runs a parallel detox sequence: broths, raw plates, herbal infusions and a hard sunset on the kitchen. No juices pretending to be meals; just food that asks very little of you for a few days.

A long table set for breakfast
Private chef

Your kitchen, run for you.

Every villa can be staffed with a private chef through the concierge.