cuina oberta
Exclusive menus for lunch and dinner
Valencia celebrates a new edition of Cuina Oberta from April 9 to 19, the gastronomic festival that brings together the city’s finest restaurants to offer special menus designed to enjoy haute cuisine with creativity and seasonal produce.
At La Perfumería, we see cooking as a perfume: a composition of aromas, memories, and nuances that unfold throughout the menu.
This Cuina Oberta offering is a journey through the Mediterranean and Valencian produce, where the sea, the orchards, and tradition are reinterpreted with a contemporary perspective.
The menu begins with fresh, marine-inspired bites that awaken the palate, continues with seasonal ingredients such as artichoke and squid, and reaches its heart in rice, the emblem of our land.
The journey concludes with citrus and sweet notes that evoke the Valencian landscape.
A brief but intense exploration of the essence of Valencia.







Mediterranean Notes Menu
This menu is born from an imaginary journey: Valencian ingredients leave home to explore distant flavors and techniques without losing their identity. The oyster ventures into Mexico, the sardine de bota travels the international street, and the titaina learns to speak Japanese without losing its accent.
Technique becomes a universal language: Benicarló artichoke rises in precise layers, and squid transforms into marine charcuterie, capturing the essence of the Mediterranean in every bite.
At the climax, the diner chooses their path: creamy cuttlefish rice or Josper-roasted Iberian pork shoulder—two routes celebrating tradition reimagined.
And, as with every great journey, the return is sweet: loquat and goat cheese ice cream close the circle, reminding us that no matter how far we explore, we always come home.
Price: 48€
Mediterranean Nights Menu
This menu is a journey where Valencia sets out to explore the world without losing its identity. It begins by breaking boundaries: the Ostrachelada awakens the palate, the Valencian Causa Limeña reinvents the Peruvian tradition with local produce, and the Sepia Figatell Bao brings the essence of the sea into Asian technique.
The encounter of cultures intensifies: the Nikkei Land-and-Sea Tartare plays with the umami precision of Japan and Peru, while the Artichoke Blossom unites Mediterranean and Asian flavors through romesco and kimchi in an unexpected contrast.
At the climax, the fusion is complete: the Rock Red Mullet shines with Valencian Teriyaki, and the Beijing-Valencia Duck à l’Orange transforms the imperial Chinese recipe into a tribute to our Albufera and orchards.
The finale is sweet and harmonious: mandarin sorbet cleanses the palate, and chocolate with hazelnuts closes the journey, reminding us that it’s possible to travel the world without leaving Valencia.