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L’Arnsbourg

L’Arnsbourg

L’Arnsbourg

The K Hotel The first thing that is striking at the three Michelin stars L’Arnsbourg is its location. The restaurant and the K hotel (owned by the Klein family) are hidden in the Black Forest. It is a little fairy tale like- when you arrive in the early evening, the…

14
Jul '08
La Régalade

La Régalade

La Régalade

When I opened the menu of La Régalde ( 49 av. Jean Moulin, 75014, tel. 01 45 45 68 58 ), I became “greedy” instantly. I wanted to try everything there! Yes, I was very hungry, but also the dishes listed looked so good that only reading their names, I…

26
Jun '08
Ristorante Cracco

Ristorante Cracco

Ristorante Cracco

Ever since I started living my passion for gastronomy, I’ve fantasised to try the haute cuisine of the countries I travel. I will repeat myself again- I love French cuisine haut cuisine but I also find disappointing that most of the top restaurants in the world reflect the French cooking…

21
Jun '08
Abu Hassan, Jaffa

Abu Hassan, Jaffa

Abu Hassan, Jaffa

If you ask any taxi driver in Tel Aviv that you want to go to Abu Hassan, he will know where to bring you. It is a tiny rustic place hidden in a small street in Jaffa and people say, that the hummus there is the best in the world.…

13
Apr '08
Hummus on the beach in Tel Aviv

Hummus on the beach in Tel Aviv

Hummus on the beach in Tel Aviv

I love good hummus and who could have thought that I would have it on a beach? The place is called “Honey Beach” and it’s relaxed environment reminds me of the beach restaurants in St Tropez. P.S. Still haven’t forgotten to post about Milan, but the sun is making me…

12
Apr '08
Kikunoi, Kyoto

Kikunoi, Kyoto

Kikunoi, Kyoto

Kaiseki – is a traditional Japanese multicourse meal that originates from tea drinking ceremonies in the 16th century. Kyoto and its region is the cradle of the Japanese culture as well as of kaiseki. Many say that multicourse small portions menus in the “Western” gastronomic restaurants are influenced by the…

17
Mar '08
The most exclusive soba in the world…

The most exclusive soba in the world…

The most exclusive soba in the world…

When visiting the beautiful Kiyomizudera temple in Kyoto we passed by this small eatery serving soba and drinks. The soba (hot noodle soup) cost only 600 yens (around $6), but it was the best hot soba I have ever had… And the view and the surroundings were simply beyond any…

16
Mar '08
Teppanyaki. Dinners at Morimoto XEX and Keyakizaka

Teppanyaki. Dinners at Morimoto XEX and Keyakizaka

Teppanyaki. Dinners at Morimoto XEX and Keyakizaka

If there is another product (apart of toro) that is uncomparably better in Japan than anywhere else in the world is the Japanese beef. Any, not only the famous Kobe beef. What I found out in Morimoto XEX and Keyakizaka teppanyaki restaurants (each of them has one Michelin star) that…

14
Mar '08
Kyubei

Kyubei

Kyubei

When I asked the concierge of our hotel to book the three times starred sushi place called Sukiyabashi Jiri for our first night in Tokyo, he immediately answered that foreigners can’t book in Sukiyabashi Jiro. For sure, I didn’t feel discriminated- I am prepared for the fact that the Japanese…

11
Mar '08
Petermann’s Kunststuben, Zurich

Petermann’s Kunststuben, Zurich

Petermann’s Kunststuben, Zurich

2 Michelin macarons Petermann’s Kunststuben (ten-fifteen minutes drive from Zurich) is one of those restaurants where you know that you will always have a pleasant dinner with delicious food and cosy surroundings. The beauty in the plates and the talent of the chef makes you want to come back before…

2
Mar '08