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, […]
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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 …
Dolce Stil Novo: gastronomic adventure in Turin
Alfredo Russo is from Turin, but his cooking goes beyond the borders of the Northern Italian Piedmont region.
Toyo: refined Japanese gastronomy meets rare ingredients in Paris
A simple, yet fine entrance to Toyo in Paris announces the humble Japanese attitude that permeats the entire dining experience at the restaurant. Welcomed by a clean, sombre painting of […]
Matsuhisa grows from Aspen, LA, Athens through St Moritz
Nobuyuki Matsuhisa aka Nobu is a legend in Japanese cooking worldwide. Matsuhisa in Aspen and LA were his first restaurants.
RAW Taipei: Taiwanese bistronomy and Michelin chef
RAW, sets a high ladder for the rest of Taiwan’s restaurants. Using mostly local Taiwanese ingredients, uplifted by some imported treasures such as uni from Japan, French nouveau cuisine cooking techniques and concepts of the Parisian bistronomy, the one year baby is rooting its steps firmly on the Taipei dining scene.
Massimo Bottura: letting Italian genius out of the bottle
Becoming Italy’s best chef today requires a striking culinary genius. At first unsettling the deeply traditional culinary habits in Italy by remaking its regional fare like spaghetti bolognese, chunks of […]
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 […]
Sushi of Shiro in Seattle
Master Chef Shiro Kashiba is well-known in Seattle as the father of Japanese cuisine in the city.
Attention disrupted: grow resilience in the age of distractions
Attention can feel surprisingly spacious, almost boundless. It can be focused but also divided (multi-tasking, stress), and certainly it can be disrupted by various causes. Yet, ironically narrowing your focus […]