Giacomo Conterno: delayed gratification in purely traditional Barolo
Giacomo Conterno was at his time ahead of the other producers of Barolo. Inspired by his father Giovanni, who was one of the first Barolo producers to bottle his wine […]
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Giuseppe Rinaldi: one of the last defying traditionalists of Barolo
Giuseppe (‘Beppe’) Rinaldi is of the rare vinous breed in the Northwestern Italian Piedmont. As one of the last traditional Barolo makers he strives to preserve his father’s and grandfather’s lifelong wisdom […]
Toshiro Konishi: interview with master of nikkei cuisine and philanthropist who connected Peru with Japan
Toshiro Konishi was a Japanese chef recognised for his Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine known also as “Nikkei”. Already when 16 years-old he worked at Fumi restaurant in Tokyo together with the […]
Kikunoi: the most revered kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto
Kikunoi is perhaps the most influential kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto. The cuisine is traditional with a pinch of avant-garde as conducted by its third generation owner/chef Yoshihiro Murata. Inspiring three Michelin-stared […]
Ristorante da Cesare: painter and Piedmont' culinary legend
Ristorante da Cesare is a unique place where the chef is also an artist, but not only his plates are the canvases, as Cesare Giaccone also paints real art. Scattered […]
Ma Yucca: casual Franco-Japanese canteen in Nice
Ma Yucca is simple, but quality-driven, both in its decoration as well as on its menu. Although the tiny restaurant is owned by two Japanese sisters – Mayu and Yuka, […]
Bastide de Moustiers: Alain Ducasse's coveted culinary baby rooted in Provençal nature
Bastide de Mustiers brings alive the nature-driven philosophy of Alain Ducasse’s Michelin-stared cooking. From an olive oil …
La Merenda: from Michelin kitchen to Niçoise family bistro
From Alain Ducasse’s praise through high-dining naysayers alas local casual food lovers, La Merenda became a coveted Niçoise dining institution uniting foodies with seemingly disparate eating-out preferences. What attracts them to […]
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 […]
Bistrot d’Antoine: the most lauded of all bistros in Nice
Owner-run camaraderie thrives at Bistrot d’Antoine. The cosy and casual bistro with an exposed street terrace in Vieux Nice, the Old Town, has remained the most popular casual dining spot in Nice for […]