Edible innovation: our craving for the new
We are curious about new things, food included. Whether the Internet’s information genius is the culprit, now more than ever we, and particularly the millennials, are open to checking out […]
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The Best Thai Restaurants in Bangkok now
The best Thai food in Bangkok is found on its streets, in private residences and luxuriantly restored mansions. My selections were co-curated with my local, food-savvy, designer friend Moo Chulalux […]
Where I want to indulge again in 2019: Best restaurants, dishes and desserts in the word by La Muse Blue
Here I sum up the best restaurants, dishes and desserts of 2018 that I cannot wait to return to in 2019. It is important, perhaps essential, to reflect on the […]
Deux Rocs: elevated Provencal village dining under centenary trees and live music of a burbling fountain
Les Deux Rocs is our favourite lunch bistro in one of the most beautiful villages in Provence. For almost a decade, annually our pilgrimage through in time perched Provencal villages […]
OGATA Paris: Japanese house of tea and omotenashi designed for contemporary taste
La maison OGATA Paris is the epitome of wabi rusticity where perfect simple lines of beauty merge with the old spirit of the Marais artistic zeal. There is nothing of […]
CLOSED The Greenhouse: natural setting enrobed in Mayfair
The in-house custodian of flavors is the two Michelin stared chef Arnaud Bignon, who casts his fine touch on the classic French cuisine. any of the dishes, while employing contemporary cooking techniques lightens their typically presumed weight. His gastronomic philosophy is focused on finding the perfect harmony in all of his edible creations.
Le 1947 restaurant at the Cheval Blanc Courchevel: guest the centrepiece, food the masterpiece
There are only five tables at the three Michelin starred Le 1947 restaurant. Not many restaurants can afford seating just a pinch of diners, but we are at the luxurious […]
Tartine Book No3: the art of slow bread and pastry
Tartine Bakery in San Francisco’s hip Mission district, where the current “foodfarians” cook almost anything from scratch, was one of the initiators of truly artisanal movement in the Bay area. […]
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 Brigada: slicing tender steak with a spoon
La Brigada is authentic, traditional and has a rustic gaucho feel. The restaurant’s wooden walls are lavishly decorated with anything that is Argentine. From the local football teams’ flags to […]