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Gourmet dining: 40 new culinary stars for France’s new Michelin guide
France’s new Michelin guide, a showcase for French excellence in gourmet dining and hospitality, counts more than 40 new stars. It lists 8,768 establishments, of which 4,461 hotels and guesthouses and 4,282 restaurants. The 2013 edition of the France’s MICHELIN guide features a new *** restaurants, La Vague d’Or, at Résidence de la Pinède in…
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Four restaurants with 3 stars in the inaugural Michelin Hokkaido guide
The inaugural Michelin Guide 2012 for Hokkaido, Japan’s most northerly main island, has four restaurants that earned the coveted three stars. The gastronomic guide lists 699 restaurants and hotels and marks the 5th anniversary since the very first Michelin Guide to Japan was released. Sapporo, the biggest city on the largely rural island of Hokkaido,…
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Tokyo Sur Seine: How Hakuba Captured Two Michelin Stars in Just Two Years
In the language of Japanese tradition, “hakuba” means white horse — an animal of grace, power, and rare beauty. It is a name that fits perfectly. In just two years of existence, the Japanese restaurant Hakuba at the Cheval Blanc Paris hotel has gone from celebrated newcomer to two-starred destination, earning its second Michelin star…
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Caviar on Demand: A New Service Is Bringing Michelin-Grade Roe to Your Door in Under Two Hours
A new luxury food delivery venture launching in Miami is making a case for caviar as an everyday ritual — not just a special occasion indulgence. For most people, caviar still conjures images of white-gloved waiters and tasting menus with too many courses to count. A new Miami-based delivery service is quietly challenging that idea,…
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Forbes Travel Guide Debuts Star Awards For Cruise Ship Restaurants
Move over, landlubbers—luxury cruising just got a Michelin-star-level makeover. For the first time in its 67-year history, Forbes Travel Guide (FTG) has set its sights on cruise ship dining, unveiling a groundbreaking new category in its prestigious Star Awards. With cruise lines investing heavily in gourmet experiences, FTG is officially recognizing the crème de la…
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Busan’s Culinary Potential, With its Natural Marine Environment Seduced Michelin Inspectors
Known for its diverse culinary scene, highlighting among many local products, fresh seafood, Busan’s food culture provides a positively extraordinary edge that immediately captivates the taste buds of the most conscientious epicurean, both locally and abroad. Confirming South Korea as a strong culinary destination, the MICHELIN Guide extends its coverage to Busan, South Korea’s second…