Nobu's Vegetarian Cookbook
Nobu Matsuhisa, world’s most known Japanese chef, is open to vegetarians. His fame did not spark into global consciousness from Japan, but Beverly Hills, where Nobu’s first restaurant Matsuhisa casually rolls […]
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La Chassagnette: Camargue in a fine vegetable feast
Dining at La Chassagnette is an immersive experience that does not show off, it simply is its natural self without facelifts, make up or pretence. She accepts herself as she […]
Nishikawa kaiseki Kyoto: sharing culinary tradition with an artist and host
On the same axis of the Kodai-ji Temple Nishikawa calibrates the balance of traditional ryotei cuisine with a casual and social ballast to the iconic, yet serious three Michelin star Kikunoi […]
Flaveur: brotherly exotic touch on Michelin gastronomy in Nice
Flaveur’s contemporary, by the sea-inspired design illustrates that its skeleton was built with the Mediterranean genes of its two head French chefs – the Tourteaux brothers, while its culinary flesh […]
Rouge Tomate Chelsea: sustainable fine dining setting precedent in New York
Rouge Tomate, the first vegetable-focused Michelin stared restaurant in New York switched coats for more casual, holistic, locavore and sustainable dining. Like the soon to be opened hyper locally seasonal […]
Sai: natural cuisine of Japanese chef with French pedigree at Myojinkan
At Sai, not the Olympic athletes compete against each other in the international spectacle, but the Nagano natural ingredients accomplish their finest performance in the hands of the Japanese chefs’ team […]
Steirereck: white glowed, produce-driven atmospheric park cuisine in Vienna
Steirereck, the half-centenarian from own farm to fork gastronomic refuge in Vienna’s Stadtpark was on my must dine wish list for years. While my expectations from the two Michelin starred […]
Dining at Le Cap Estel: La Table de Patrick Raingeard as a romantic retreat in Eze sur Mer
Cap d’Estel is like the head of an eagle reaching out into the Mediterranean. Set between his two powerfully spanning wings of Cap Ferrat and Cap d’Ail…
Le Petit Nice in Marseille: chef Gérald Passedat transforms invisibly the Mediterranean sea
In the intrepid hands of a third generation family, the chef Gérald Passedat has transformed his iconic centenarian Le Petit Nice restaurant and hotel to the most luxurious, yet authentic […]
FOOD TRENDS: how fashionable food fads influence your plate
Trends are not invented. Food trends “reflect our contemporary world and spin up at a specific moment”, I learned during the four-weeks intensive course at the Ferrandi culinary institution based […]