Seasonal marmalade making from ripe Menton orchards
You can find jars of orange confiture all over France. Fait maison or home-made marmalade is hugely popular, yet does not guarantee the best taste. The quality hugely differs. Some […]
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Best tea rooms & shops in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is known for its eclectic mix of an East-meets-West tea scene. Rather then being a destination for buying tea, the city has been mostly associated with its British-influenced […]
CLOSED Restaurant Andre: creativity without borders in Singapore
The Taiwan-born chef Andre Chiang has two passions. One is poetry and art (look at the photographs of his dishes on his website) and another food.
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…
CLOSED American Tea Room: talking and sipping tea in coastal California
The American Tea Room was a shining diamond sparkling just off the Pacific coast. After closing its first branch in Beverly Hills, the other two – Downtown Los Angeles and […]
Poco: the most sustainable restaurant in London
On the bank of the Regent’s Canal, framed by a bushy greenery, Poco offers more than the typical eatery in Hackney. Poco is the gate to the Broadway Market, where […]
Song Tea & Ceramics: the perfect pot of tea in San Francisco
At Song Tea the pure beauty of the tea tasting table gives you as much pleasure as the distinct flavors of the teas themselves. A gallery and tea shop in one, Song Tea & Ceramics is like a genuine friendship of these two indispensable pleasures in life.
Le Strato Courchevel 1850: Provence in fur coat
Sylvestre Wahid (cooked at Plaza Athénée in Paris, Alain Ducasse “at the Essex House” in New York) has been cooking at the two-star Relais & Chateaux property L’Oustau de Baumanière in Provence for years before he took charge of the menu at Le Strato.
Jerusalem: Religion ‘MADE TO LAST’
I’m not alone to be mystified by Jerusalem. The ancient city on a rocky hill under a siege of a dusty desert hardly wows with classical beauty though. It is […]
BREAKFAST: on breaking the fast in history, culture, fads and manipulation of the the first meal
Breakfast, while being lauded as a necessity is still twisted in the malice of consumer manipulation. As with transient diet regimes, the first meal of the day gave in to […]