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The Places
Buenos Aires
- Bar Uriarte
- Bereber
- Cabaña Las Lilas
- Casa Cruz
- Casa Saltshaker
- El Bistró
- El Trapiche
- Guerrín
- L’Orangerie
- La Bourgogne
- La Caballeriza
- La Cabrera
- Little Rose
- Morelia
- Mott
- Olsen
- Piola Pizzerie Italiane
- Restaurant Duhau
- Siga La Vaca
- Sorrento Del Puerto
- Sucre
- Te Mataré Ramirez
- Yuki
California
- Urasawa
France
- Paul Bocuse
Italy
- Il Canto
Mendoza
- Azafrán
- Francesco
- Ruca Malen
New York City
- Di Fara
- Joe the Art of Coffee
- Kesté Pizza & Vino
- L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
- Marea
- Momofuku Noodle Bar
- Motorino
- Ninth Street Espresso
- Tailor
Paris
- A Croissant Tour of Paris
- Agapé
- Alain Ducasse
- Guy Savoy
- L’Ambroisie
- L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
- La Bigarrade
- Ladurée
- Le Bristol
- Le Cinq
- Le Meurice
- Ledoyen
- Les Ambassadeurs
- Pierre Hermé
- Taillevent
Tokyo
- Aragawa
- Jisaku Tsukiji
- L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
- Le Château
- RyuGin
- Sukiyabashi Jiro
- Tapas Molecular Bar
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15 Comments to 'Asiate - New York'
Subscribe to comments with RSS or Trackback to 'Contact'.Hi there, my colleague Sara (Gruber…I think you might know her) :), introduced me to your website. And I must say it’s really fantastic! I was especially pleased to read about your Paris restaurant experiences, since I lived in Paris for a short while, and speak some francais. I just adore Paris! In fact, I’m reading a book right now you might be interested in. It’s called “Hungry For Paris,” by Alexander Lobrano. He’s the European correspondent for Gourmet. OK, well it’s time to leave work. Sara are I are walking out together right now! A bientot!
I am really impressed with the amount of research and work you have put into this site, and as I know you enjoy experiencing new tastes and absorbing new cultures I strongly recommend you that you “faire un voyage gastronomique en espagne”. As you may already know (and I am sure you know) Spain was the top country in quality of restaurants and chefs so right now it is the best moment to expand your knowledge and improve your site with a completely new variety of dishes and places. For anyone who is interested in knowing the list of the best restaurants in the world, here is the website http://www.theworlds50best.com/2007_list.html
hi enrique — thanks so much for the kind words. we would really like to spend some time exploring spain … i’d like to think it’s only a matter of time !
I love your reviews. I see the only one posted for London was a dud. Are any more from my city on the way?
Hi I am really impressed with the list of places you have eaten at. Please come check out my blog and let me know what you think.
Traveling with teenagers to Paris – wondering if you can recommend the best bristro, or a place to get simple but delicious steak frites or chicken (not at the price of L’Ami Louis)?
Thanks, enjoyed reading your reviews of Paris’ top-end restuarants – agree with much that you have said here.
Hi Dani — Here are some bistros I’d take a look at.
Chez Georges, 273 Boulevard Pereire for steak frites
L’Ardoise, 28 Rue du Mont Thabor. http://www.lardoise-paris.com
Mon Viel Ami, 69 St-Louis-en-l’Ile. http://www.mon-vieil-ami.com
Le Comptoir, 9 Carrefour de l’Odeon (for lunch)
Hope this helps, and that you guys have a great trip.
Heeeeyyy couisin jajajajaja how are you?? Muy interesantes los comentarios la verdad pero DON’T FORGET OUR MEXICAN TACOS JAJAJAJA. oye no encontre tu comentario sobre el Market aca en Cabo… A lo mejor no lo busque bien. Saludos…!!!
Hi Pancho — qué onda? Todavía no hemos escrito de El Market. Pues así que en verano tendrémos mucho que hacer. Ciao y cuídate!
I enjoy reading your reviews! Great blog!
Hi there, I always enjoyed reading your insightful reviews of restaurants; your reviews of eleven madison and chez panisse inspired me to go to both and i had a wonderful time there! Also agreed with l’ambroisie’s wonderful food…
If you ever go to osaka, i highly recommend you try kahala. Chef Mori’s restaurant only seats 8 people with 2 seatings every evening. He basically cooks and serves everything with the help of only 2 assistants. The meal was the most memorable i’ve ever had, not only because of the amazing food, but also because of the earnest and eccentric chef, who made me examine and sniff every ingredient before he served it. I’m disappointed that there isn’t much fanfare on the net for his restaurant, but i think it’s imperative for every food loving person to visit him at least once (before he retires). Here is a link i found that reviewed his restaurant, enjoy!
http://www.chubbyhubby.net/blog/?p=202
P.S. the beef mille feuille is the single best dish i have ever had in my life
Hello,
I just wanted to commend you on a great blog! After reading all the restaurant reviews, I wonder how come there is no review of Manresa? It sounds like it’s a big favorite. I hope that you will post one some time in the future! Also, I was wondering if either of you had ever tasted the seasonal Lily of the Valley macaron at Laduree? They are my favorite flower, but are poisonous, so I am wondering what Laduree’s interpretation of them tastes like….
thanks again for some wonderful reading,
truc
I want to know how I can subscribe to your blog in order to receive e-mail with the latest reviews…Thanks
Hi Adam,
what an amazing blog! Congrats!
I’d love to see your review and pics of your last visit to Pierre gaGNAIRE and L’astrance, please.
Tks a lot for your writing.
Cheers,
marcio
What a great site. Well written, images that stick in my mind and stomach. I’m hungry!! wb