Eye-catching Tea Ware by Hong Kong potters
The Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware in Hong Kong annually organises an open competition for talented local potters. Unique tea vessels are created.
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CLOSED Red Medicine: lifting the level of culinary creativity in LA
The head chef at Red Medicine Jordan Kahn trained in a number of America’s best restaurants including the lauded French Laundry. Native of Savannah, his youthful American curiosity directed Kahn’s career […]
Pearl & Ash: contemporary concept in New York's Soho CLOSED
The chef Richard Kuo is Taiwanese by origin, but he was raised in Australia and later moved to New York so he brings a truly global twist to his menu…
Dalloyau: royal patisserie since the 17th century still roars in Paris
Lingering in the hands of one French family for more than 330 years, Dalloyau is a unique enterprise in Paris. Creating ‘haute-gastronomique’ pastries, chocolates, ice-creams and even savoury breads (its […]
La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise: first Czech Michelin star with persistent passion
La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise is the first restaurant in Prague that was awarded a Michelin star. Rightfully so, as since 2006 this gastronomic eatery has been challenging plentiful stereotypes about […]
The Story about the London's Story
The Story is buzzing through London’s gourmet discourse as the utmost place to try now. Its name has nailed it down – the restaurant became the story of the summer […]
Tea Wisdom: Aaron Fisher
A collection of quotes spanning across centuries of wisdom acquired about tea. Tea Wisdom is a small-format entertaining booklet. Its size destined it as perfect accessory for a coffee table […]
Yashin Sushi: eating Japanese without soy sauce
Can a Westerner imagine a sushi restaurant serving dishes without soy sauce? Hardly, but this is what they do at Yashin Sushi just off Kensington High Street, and they do it well.
Omakase at Sushi of Gari in New York in pictures
Omakase (お任せ) means “I’ll leave it to you” (from Japanese 任す, entrust)” and in practice it is a tasting menu at a Japanese restaurant in which you entrust yourself and mainly your taste buds into the hand and ideas of the chef.
Sushi of Shiro in Seattle
Master Chef Shiro Kashiba is well-known in Seattle as the father of Japanese cuisine in the city.