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Sushi God Saito

Sushi God Saito

Sushi God Saito

Forget about the infamous Jiro Ono and his 30 minute sushi omakase, the most wanted sushi shop reservation in Tokyo not only among foreign, but also Japanese sushi connaisseurs is at Sushi Saito. My first time at Sushi Saito was in 2011 when it was still located in a garage near…

2
Apr '16
The beautiful world of Heiko Nieder

The beautiful world of Heiko Nieder

The beautiful world of Heiko Nieder

I’ve been following Heiko Nieder’s career for quite a few years now and must say that his third Michelin star is long overdue. Nieder is one of the most versatile chefs I know, who keeps successfully reinventing throughout the seasons without too much repeating himself. My recent lunch at The…

1
Mar '16
Photos from Bord’eau, Amsterdam

Photos from Bord’eau, Amsterdam

Photos from Bord’eau, Amsterdam

Very tasty classic-contemporary cooking by chef Richard van Oostenbrugge at2 Michelin starred Bord’Eau in Amsterdam. Bord’eau Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, 1012 CP Amsterdam, NetherlandsTel. +31 20 531 1705deleurope.com/restaurants-bars/#bordeau

9
Feb '16
Asador Etxebarri revisited

Asador Etxebarri revisited

Asador Etxebarri revisited

What does it take to achieve perfection with such a simple and archaic way of cooking as wood-fired grilling? I think of that each time I enter the modest kitchen of Victor Arguinzoniz, the grilling genius from the Spanish Basque country. When he opened Etxebarri over 30 years ago, he…

27
Jan '16
Sushi-B

Sushi-B

Sushi-B

Something unimaginable just few years ago, Paris has turned into one of the best destinations for authentic Edo-mae style sushi outside of Japan. ( in fact, for modern Japanese cuisine as well). Opened just one month ago, Sushi-B is the latest high-end sushi-ya opening and 4th proper, Tokyo style counter…

31
Dec '15
Sushi Shikon

Sushi Shikon

Sushi Shikon

Images from 3 Michelin starred Sushi Shikon, the Hong Kongese branch of Sushi Yoshitake in Tokyo. Although the recreation of the original “Ginza sushi experience” will always remain a “recreation”, the quality of the products ( which are flown daily from Japan) and the skills of the chefs were definitely…

9
Dec '15
Kaiseki in the sky at Tenkun Ryugin

Kaiseki in the sky at Tenkun Ryugin

Kaiseki in the sky at Tenkun Ryugin

Tenkun Ryugin is the spin-off of the famous 3 Michelin starred Ryugin in Tokyo (read about it here). Usually I don’t expect much from restaurant branches (especially when the main chef is not even there), but Ryugin Hong Kong was as phenomenal as the original restaurant. Plus, the view from…

8
Dec '15
Restaurant Frantzén

Restaurant Frantzén

Restaurant Frantzén

With two Michelin stars under the belt and consistently rated among the World’s 50 Best Restaurants, Björn Frantzén’s elegant establishment is one of the best in Scandinavia and one of my personal favourites. On my third and most recent visit, I was once again impressed by the quality of the…

14
Nov '15
Neige D’Été

Neige D’Été

Neige D’Été

It’s nothing to be proud of, but Instagram has made me lazy. I really hope you have been following me anyway – https://instagram.com/luxeat/ :). Before I post all the backlog posts from Stockholm and Barcelona, I must share some photos from Neige D’Été, probably one of the hottest, yet also…

12
Nov '15
Les Prés d’Eugénie

Les Prés d’Eugénie

Les Prés d’Eugénie

Michel Guérard has been making food history for over forty years. The father of “cuisine minceur” or slimming cuisine, began his career when he was 14 years old as a pastry chef, eventually attaining the coveted status of “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” in 1958. Guérard earned his first Michelin stars…

24
Sep '15