Balthazar, also called balthasar, balthassar, and bithisarea, [1] was, according to western christian tradition, one of the three biblical magi (also known as wise men or kings) along with caspar and melchior who visited the infant jesus after he was born. Suave, smart, and somewhat strange, raphaël balthazar (tomer sisley) can make the dead speak like no one else Balthazar opened in soho in the spring of 1997
The bustling, romantic brasserie serves traditional french fare from breakfast through supper every day, with brunch served on weekends. Balthasar, legendary figure, said to be one of the magi who paid homage to the infant jesus. To understand who balthazar is within the biblical narratives, we must explore his potential identity, his role in the birth of christ, the traditions surrounding him, and the broader implications of his story within the biblical context.
