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Goust

Goust

Goust

Located at the magnificent Éléphant Paname art and dance center, Goust (10 Rue Volney 75002 Paris; tel. +33 1 40 15 20 30 ) is the newest restaurant of “the world’s best sommelier” Enrico Bernardo. Spanish José Manuel Miguel is the head chef whose cooking is highly influenced by his Valencian origins.…

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HKK

HKK

HKK

Images from HKK, the lastest Hakkasan group opening in London. Probably the best high-end Chinese food I’ve had since visiting Lung King Heen in Hong Kong few years ago… The restaurant offers tasting menus only. HKK (88 Worship St London, Greater London EC2A 2BE; tel. +44 20 3535 1888)

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Teppanyaki at Ukai-tei Omotesando

Teppanyaki at Ukai-tei Omotesando

Teppanyaki at Ukai-tei Omotesando

Nowhere in the world you can have such excellent beef as in Japan. Wagyu (which literally means “Japanese beef” ) can be so marbled and fatty that if you go for the highest grade beef you might feel as if you are eating foie gras or pure fat. (So my…

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Septime

Septime

Septime

Even if Septime has been around for a while now, it’s still considered one of the hottest néo bistros in Paris and since a few weeks is among the 50 best restaurants in the world. I’ve been at Septime twice and I quite liked it the first time (see the…

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Pierre Gagnaire

Pierre Gagnaire

Pierre Gagnaire

When someone asked Pierre Gagnaire what was the style of his cooking, he simply answered that he doesn’t have any style and that for him the most important is how his dishes taste and bringing joy to his guests. I think nowadays so many chefs are focusing on style (“Scandinavian”, “local”,…

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Modern kaiseki at Hoshinoya ryokan

Modern kaiseki at Hoshinoya ryokan

Modern kaiseki at Hoshinoya ryokan

Sometimes you need to travel to another side of the world to get answers to your questions. And the question I’ve been asking myself was – what had happened to Umu, my favorite Japanese restaurant in London, which has changed for the worse ever since it’s head chef, Ichiro Kubota…

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May '13
Tea ceremony at Happo-en gardens

Tea ceremony at Happo-en gardens

Tea ceremony at Happo-en gardens

Some images from the tea ceremony at Happo-en gardens in Tokyo, a complex and sophisticated centuries old ritual where each gesture has a meaning.

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May '13
A beginner’s guide to high-end sushi restaurants in Tokyo

A beginner’s guide to high-end sushi restaurants in Tokyo

A beginner’s guide to high-end sushi restaurants in Tokyo

This little “guide” is based on my dining experiences at some of the best sushi restaurants in Tokyo over the last 5 years. It might sound simplistic to Tokyoites, but hopefully useful for those who have never been to this fantastic city! One thing you should know before going to…

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May '13
Bringing home the melon

Bringing home the melon

Bringing home the melon

So this is how the precious musk melon from Senbikiya Tokyo store looked when sliced. This one cost me around 80 €, while the most expensive musk melon at the shop that day was over 160 €! As exciting as opening a Christian Dior shoe box 😉

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Quique Dacosta

Quique Dacosta

Quique Dacosta

Below is the “Local Universe” tasting menu at Quique Dacosta in Denia, Spain (Carretera de las Marinas a Denia, Km 3 03700 Denia, Alicante, Spain; tel. +34 965 78 41 79). Some describe this 3 Michelin starred restaurant as “avant-garde”, but for me, it’s the least avant-garde dishes that are most…

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