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Sushi Ginza Onodera

Sushi Ginza Onodera

Sushi Ginza Onodera

Sushi gods have been particularly gracious to the Parisians recently. We have 3 Michelin star chef from Tokyo Toru Okuda, who last autumn opened a kaiseki restaurant near Champs Elysees (the omakase meal also includes a sushi course), we have Jin, high end sushi shop run by a young chef…

6
Aug '14
Perfection from the Med at Le Petit Nice Passédat

Perfection from the Med at Le Petit Nice Passédat

Perfection from the Med at Le Petit Nice Passédat

Gerald Passédat comes from old restaurateurs family in Marseille. His 3 Michelin starred restaurant Le Petit Nice Passédat has been frequented by seafood fanatics for decades and has become a symbol of high end Marseillaise cuisine. Of course, there you will find the famous bouillabaisse, fish stew once eaten by…

25
Jul '14
Brie with truffles

Brie with truffles

Brie with truffles

Summer is not really the season to make cheeses with black truffles, but one shop in Saint Tropez does it right no matter if it’s hot or cold outside. The tiny fromagerie behind the fish market produces one of the best brie cheeses with black truffles I’ve ever had and…

25
Jul '14
Château Barbeyrolles

Château Barbeyrolles

Château Barbeyrolles

A lazy summer lunch on the French riviera isn’t quite complete without a glass (or, usually, more) of cold rosé wine. Var region is especially famous for rosé wines and my latest coup de coeur comes from Château Barbeyrolles, organic vineyard located near Gassin village. The estate is owned my madame…

20
Jul '14
San Sebastian film festival

San Sebastian film festival

San Sebastian film festival

I am very excited to announce that the international premiere of the Foodies documentary will take place in San Sebastian film festival on the 22nd of September. The documentary will be shown among other food-related movies such as The Hundred foot journey starring Helen Mirren or Finding Gaston, a film…

20
Jul '14
La Vague d’Or

La Vague d’Or

La Vague d’Or

36-year-old Arnaud Donckele is one of the youngest chefs to receive three Michelin stars. (at 35) After making a few stops at France’s best restaurants like Michel Guérard’s, Louis XV and Lasserre, the Normandy native has finally settled down at Résidence de La Pinède in Saint Tropez. The classic and…

2
Jul '14
One – man orchestra Tadahiko Kinjo

One – man orchestra Tadahiko Kinjo

One – man orchestra Tadahiko Kinjo

Juan ( 144 Rue de la Pompe, 75016 Paris, tel. +33 1 47 27 43 51) is a hidden pearl of Japanese cuisine in the French capital. The pocket-size restaurant is typically Japanese. It’s owner-chef Tadahiko Kinjo is the one who chops, slices, cooks and serves. The fare is simple, but…

1
Jul '14
Raising the bar – sushi at Jin

Raising the bar – sushi at Jin

Raising the bar – sushi at Jin

Different from New York, Los Angeles or some other megacities outside of Japan, Paris has never been the best place to have top-notch sushi. Here, you will find plenty of unimaginative sushi belt restaurants or takeaways, but usually, their quality is poor and they have little in common with Japan.…

30
Jun '14
Epicure – c’est magnifique!

Epicure – c’est magnifique!

Epicure – c’est magnifique!

Wonderful Burlat cherries and pistachios dessert at Epicure in Paris today (3 Michelin stars). One can’t beat the old school indeed!

9
Jun '14
Le Cinq

Le Cinq

Le Cinq

Vegetarian cooking has become increasingly more important in high-end dining. When I started eating at fine restaurants, it was very rare to see simple vegetables served as a dish by itself. Nowadays, thanks to the influence of such gastronomy luminaries as Michel Bras, Alain Passard or Rene Redzepi, some restaurants…

8
Jun '14