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Luxeat picture of the day

Luxeat picture of the day

Luxeat picture of the day

Potatoes déclinaison with white Alba truffles and egg yolk at 2 Michelin starred Dolder Grand hotel restaurant i Zurich. Brilliant dish.

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Sep '13
The toughest restaurant reservation in the world

The toughest restaurant reservation in the world

The toughest restaurant reservation in the world

The hardest to reserve restaurant in the world is not in Brooklyn, Barcelona and not even in Copenhagen. It’s in Tokyo and you’ve probably never heard of it before. I’ve been trying to get into Kawamura steakhouse without any success each time I went to Tokyo. And I am not…

26
Sep '13
Luxeat picture of the day

Luxeat picture of the day

Luxeat picture of the day

Baked sea bass at the legnedary Club 55 beach restaurant in Saint Tropez.

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Sep '13
Luxeat picture of the day

Luxeat picture of the day

Luxeat picture of the day

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Sep '13
Lunch at L’Arpège

Lunch at L’Arpège

Lunch at L’Arpège

I don’t think that 3 Michelin starred L’Arpège in Paris needs any introduction. The legendary master of vegetables Alain Passard has not only influenced many chefs around the world, but has also shown through his brilliant work that a simple onion or a cabbage are not just the “poor cousins” of…

6
Sep '13
La Grenouillere

La Grenouillere

La Grenouillere

I first came across Alexandre Gauthier last spring, at Opinionated About Dining 100 best European restaurants launch event, where together with some other new generation European chefs he cooked an “8 hands” meal at Saturne restaurant in Paris. The dish Alexander chose to serve was frog legs, one of the…

5
Sep '13
The best street food in the world indeed

The best street food in the world indeed

The best street food in the world indeed

When my friend, who travels often to Singapore, mentioned that it has the best street food in the world, I didn’t realize to what extent it was true. So the first thing I did after arriving in Singapore was to go to Maxwell road hawker centre, one of many food…

1
Sep '13
Harutaka sushi

Harutaka sushi

Harutaka sushi

Despite August being my least favourite time of eating raw fish in Japan, Harutaka sushi-ya was as outstanding as always.Harutaka Takahashi, who started his sushi chef career at the famous (or… infamous) Sukiyabashi Jiro, was especially generous this time. The snacks prior to sushi (otsumame) included abalone and three types…

1
Sep '13
Who said that French gastronomy is dead?

Who said that French gastronomy is dead?

Who said that French gastronomy is dead?

Three months ago I asked a similar question after my visit toL’Ambroisie restaurant in Paris which despite being very classic and, for some, too old fashioned, is a brilliant embodiment of classic French cooking. La Grenouillere is the complete opposite of L’Ambroisie yet also represents the French gastronomy in a…

26
Aug '13
Bifteck no Kawamura

Bifteck no Kawamura

Bifteck no Kawamura

Before you ask me how I managed to get a reservation at Kawamura steakhouse in Tokyo – I didn’t. There are two Kawamuras which both happen to be in Ginza. The famous one where it’s almost impossible to get into as the chef gives priority to his regular customers (I…

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Aug '13