Alan Wong's: locavore gastronomy in Hawaii
Alan Wong is undoubtedly the most iconic chef in modern Hawaii and one of the first gastronomic figures known for blending local ingredients with ethnic, mostly Asian, flavours. Born in […]
Search
Results for French chef · Page 14
Salt grill: wine and gourmet tapas in the sky of Singapore
Luke Mangan is a celebrity chef from Australia, where his first restaurant the Salt in Sydney proved o be such a success that today he operates a number of its branches across Asia.
Orient Extreme: the peer of Nobu in Paris
With its chef once leading the local Nobu, the Orient Extreme has got also the Nobu’s feel as well as the nikkei blend of Peruvian and Japanese ingredients.
Find your inner balance at Villa La Coste in Provence
In the countryside north of Aix, the abstract palette of Cézanne finds its contemporary expression in the stellar art park of Château La Coste. The grandest names of contemporary architecture […]
Tian Vienna: vegetarian gastronomy with naturalistic wine pairing to match the best plant-cuisine in Europe
Tian is the model of success for the vegetarian gastronomy not just in Vienna, but for all Europe. The chef de cuisine Paul Ivić, winner of the Trophée Gourmet À la Carte, […]
Welcome to Saint Tropez and Beyond
Keep your boat or car engine running and you will discover a hidden beauty just around the curvy hip of the cape reaching to the sea west from the glitzy Pampelone beaches. The azure palette of blues glistens from the Mediterranean, while the robust medieval stones cool the hill-toping villages in the back country.
CLOSED Lengue: avant-garde last bottle concept at Japanese izakaya in Paris
To fill the gap in the parisian Japanese repertoire, the chef-proprietor Katsutoshi Kondo, ex- l’Atelier de Joël Robuchon and Aïda, opened Lengue izakaya …
Eating truffles in Paris at Maison de la Truffe
Since 1932 Maison de la Truffe has been a luxurious hideaway for the most distinguished gourmet palates in Paris. People can buy, taste and savor truffles in all possible ways. […]
L’Anse de Port Cros: drop the anchor in Mediterranean paradise to eat locally and hike with the humming cigales
Natural gem in the French Mediterranean waters, L’Anse de Port Cros requires a sea-bound journey worth the trip. From the Michelin Guide perspective the effort to travel to this sparsely […]
Things Better Done Slowly: poetic Marais cafes and tea rooms
Poetry does not have to be written under your bed covers (well, sometimes I do that too) or in a rusty, with vintage posters laced bohemian poetic Marais hang out. […]