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Tag Archives: Michelin Guide
Esaki: Contemporary Japanese in Aoyama
Featured on Savory Japan for April is Esaki, a wonderful three-star Michelin rated establishment featuring chef Shintaro Esaki’s innovative cuisine. Every single bite of our lunch was surprising and incredibly delicious. And midway through our meal, our server came to … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese Food, Travel to Japan
Tagged Contemporary Japanese, Michelin Guide, Tokyo
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Kunio Tokuoka, Kitcho’s Kaiseki Visionary
Savory Japan is updated for December with a new page in the LEARN section for Seminars and Classes. Featured there is an overview of the Japan: Flavors of Culture conference we attended last month and featured here in three postings. … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese Cookbooks, Japanese Food, Japanese Food Industry, Japanese Restaurants in Japan, Japanese Tableware, Professional Chefs
Tagged kaiseki, Kitcho, Michelin Guide
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Michelin Guide Kansai
Ever since the Michelin guide to Tokyo was published, and the resulting controversy and buzz the city’s 227 stars (more than any other city in the world) has generated, my friends and I have been talking about the fabulous restaurants … Continue reading