Rodolfo Guzman

Boragó

Rodolfo Guzman is a Chilean Chef widely recognized as one of Latin America’s most influential and innovative. Guzman grew up surrounded by the flavors and aromas of traditional Chilean cuisine. He studied culinary arts in Chile and later in Spain, where he trained in the best kitchens in the country, including Mugaritz.

Chilean biodiversity and cultural heritage

In 2006, Guzman returned to Chile to open his own Boragó restaurant in the capital, Santiago. Boragó quickly gained international recognition for its innovative approach to Chilean cuisine, which combines local and indigenous ingredients in an unexpected way.
Some of Boragó’s cuisine characteristics are creativity, attention to detail, and respect for traditional culinary practices. Cooperation with small producers and farmers plays an important role. The menu at Boragó constantly changes, reflecting the seasonal availability of ingredients. While creating his dishes, Rodolfo Guzman often draws inspiration from the landscapes and culture of Chile. His approach to cooking emphasizes the importance of using local and sustainable ingredients. Chef Rodolfo is also known for his innovative techniques, such as the clever use of fermentation and smoking, which bring out the natural flavor and texture of the ingredients.

In addition to cooking in Boragó, the Chef is a co-founder of the Chilean Gastronomic Society. The goal is to promote and preserve Chilean culinary traditions. Guzman’s contribution to the culinary world has brought him numerous awards and distinctions.

Instagram: @boragoscl
Restaurant website: https://borago.cl/
Restaurant address: Av San Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer 5970, Vitacura, Región Metropolitana, Chile