I have frequently voiced my opinion that bistronomy culture will give people the opportunity to experience the high-end restaurants’ menus in the next-gen restaurants’ cozier ambiance. I also think that it is beyond question the local street food that will make these new restaurants stand out among the others.
Since ready-made phyllo became popular, pastry recipes have become less of a matter of skills and taste!
On my latest trip to Los Angeles, I observed that vegetarian, vegan and “raw food” based diets have become more popular among the youth.
I know the title sounds like a bold suggestion, however I stand behind my words. As far as I know the city from my numerous trips over many years, Lung King Heen is the most refined top-quality food venue in Hong Kong where you can experience the authentic local cuisine.
While Izmir witnesses the mushrooming of pizza and hamburger restaurants that serve dishes brimming with artificial flavors, and café-restaurant concepts with menus infested with cheap knockoff dishes from Italian and French cuisines, Mutfak by Nazlı is one of the restaurants that attracted my attention thanks to its offerings from our culture, in other words, Turkish cuisine.
3-star restaurants in Europe usually anchor the showy halls of the most popular hotels…
Balmumu is a small and cozy restaurant where you can find the kinds of nostalgic grandma’s recipes that have faded into oblivion in the hustle and bustle of modern life.
Although it originated in Lebanon, İçli köfte (pronounced as eech-lee kof-tey) entered Turkish cuisine and can now be listed as another Turkish food that requires a lot of work just like mantı (Turkish dumplings) and yaprak sarması (Turkish-style stuffed vine leaves).
In the past November, I set my travelling course for Alba for nature’s hidden gems: truffles. There, I had the opportunity to add new spots to my gastronomy repertoire too.
One of my favorite spots for “yakitori” in Tokyo, Torishiki welcomes its visitors with an entrance covered with a two-piece “noren,” the popular Japanese curtains.
Ignore what I said above! By morning, I mean it was 3:00 am when we woke up and set off for Tsukiji.