14 Articles found for “DIA”
Eating in Buenos Aires and Mendoza: A Dialogue Between Heritage and Bold Creativity
Argentina’s vibrant culinary scene draws inspiration from deeply rooted culinary traditions and local ingredients, reinterpreting them through innovative techniques and a great deal of imagination. Let’s focus on a few representative spots of this movement in Buenos Aires, Mendoza and the wine-producing hinterland.
Inside Two-Star Le Jules Verne Restaurant in Paris: A MICHELIN Inspector’s Dining Diary
Perched high above Paris in the iconic Eiffel Tower, Le Jules Verne’s Two-Star magic blends breathtaking views with exquisite cuisine — an unforgettable experience that captures the city’s romance and culinary excellence in every bite. Our MICHELIN Guide Inspector reveals all from this dreamlike dining adventure.
Inspector Diaries: Commodore Perry Estate, The Best Hotel in Austin
Notes and recollections from one Inspector’s visit to the Two-Key Commodore Perry Estate, a city hotel that feels like nothing else in Central Austin.
Inside Three-Star Le Gabriel Restaurant in Paris: A MICHELIN Inspector’s Dining Diary
A MICHELIN Guide Inspector unveils the enchanting moments at Le Gabriel — one of Paris' Three-MICHELIN-Star gems — where Brittany-born chef Jérôme Banctel crafts sublime dishes at the elegant La Réserve hotel, turning every bite into a dream.
A Conversation with Diamond Creek Vineyards’s Boots Brounstein and Phil Ross
Boots Brounstein, a Napa Valley legend, has passed away at the age of 92.
Heritage Hero: Why Tong Heng's Famed Egg Tarts Are Diamond-Shaped?
The 83-year-old Cantonese pastry shop in Chinatown, which is known for its diamond-shaped egg tart, has revamped to attract younger customers.
São Paulo, a Global Capital for Japanese Cuisine
In São Paulo, home to the largest Japanese diaspora outside of Japan, Japanese cuisine has thrived like few other places in the world. Here, The MICHELIN Guide highlights the restaurants leading this remarkable culinary movement.
Recipe: Champagne Pork Ribs
This Chinese New Year, serve up Diamond Kitchen’s celebratory take on a zichar favourite of sticky, sweet pork ribs.
Recipe: Fried Heng Hwa Bee Hoon
One-Michelin-starred PUTIEN shares its recipe for this classic noodle dish from the Heng Hwa minority Hokkien dialect group.
Mid-Autumn Festival 2018: Where to Get the Best Mooncakes in Bangkok
The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most important holidays amongst Asians and Chinese diaspora around the world, as well as a timely reason to gather one’s nearest and dearest for a meal in celebration. Mooncakes provide a sweetening gesture and delight between friends and family during this festive period...
Sticking To Tradition: Hainanese, Hakka, Shanghainese And Hokkien Mooncakes
Go back to your roots with these time-honoured mooncakes from dialect groups this Mid-Autumn Festival.
Behind the Bib: Mi Tocaya
A look at Diana Dávila's Mexican restaurant in Logan Square.
8 Things Every Diner Should Know About Truffles
There are more to truffles than their astounding price tag, we check in with chefs from Singapore's Michelin-starred restaurants and French truffle producer Plantin on how to get the most out of the coveted 'diamonds of the kitchen'
6 Insider Tips to Champagne to Get You Through The Weekend
Did you know that even the diameter of a champagne bottle neck can affect the taste of the champagne within? All this and more in our handy guide to everyone's favourite bubbly.