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Bake this sweet treat with a recipe from this popular homegrown bistro.

Two Michelin stars for restaurants Gaggan, Le Normandie and Mezzaluna, the highest distinction given out in Thailand's very first red guide this year.

Two Michelin stars for restaurants Gaggan, Le Normandie and Mezzaluna, the highest distinction given out in Thailand's very first red guide this year.

Channel your inner Edouard Manet and recreate a picnic that rivals the idyllic meal in his famous painting Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe.

One-Michelin-starred Le Cloître in the idyllic region of Provence in France blossoms in the hands of Jerome Roy.

We get an exclusive invite to visit two of Singapore’s most loved local farms with veteran French chef Raymond Blanc of two-Michelin-starred Le Manoir Aux Quat’Saisons.

Sebastien Lepinoy has a bone to pick with commercially trawled seafood. The chef who specially commissions a fisherman in France to catch seabass and turbot for two-Michelin-starred Les Amis expounds the merits of line-caught fish.

Chef Yannick Alléno’s Le 1947 now joins 26 other restaurants in France that already hold three Michelin stars.

Chef Yannick Alléno’s Le 1947 now joins 26 other restaurants in France that already hold three Michelin stars.

What goes into the Mezzi Paccheri, a signature dish at both the Alajmo family’s 3 Michelin-starred Le Calandre in Padua and one-starred Ristoranti Quadri in Venice?

Paris isn’t just one dining scene but many — from bistronomy to bouillons spots — and knowing how each one works is the key to experiencing the city at its best. Here’s what to keep in mind.

On the eve of the Olympic Games, the Parisian food scene is flexing its muscles, from legendary restaurants making a comeback to a Japanese tea ceremony and 50 shades of bistronomy.

Whether you prefer the hilly tranquility of the Buda side, or the big city bustle of the Pest side of Budapest, one can lunch or dine in an elegant venue worthy of international standards. Bistronomy restaurant Felix, has a kitchen headed by a French chef, on the Buda side. Spago, a newcomer initiated by famous Austrian-American chef Wolfgang Puck, is located at the other end of the Elisabeth Bridge, on the Pest side of the city. Both share great respect for the classic French technique, paired with a love of Hungarian ingredients and international ambitions.

Fresh off earning a MICHELIN Star for his tradition-bending cuisine at Vaisseau, the Top Chef France finalist invites us into his world — one metaphor at a time.

Tucked out of sight from street-level bustle, these alluring, discreet Parisian terraces are found in quiet courtyards and leafy gardens — unexpected sanctuaries where the air feels cooler, the mood more intimate, and time unfolds at a slower pace.

Discover the latest Parisian restaurants to be awarded for their great value for money in The MICHELIN Guide France 2024