Culinary Czech Artistry in the Foothills of Romantic History
“The curves of your lips rewrite history”, said Oscar Wilde. Love, they say, makes you do many things. In my case, it made me wander through the bridges of Prague, […]
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When the Wild Wolves Gather for Gastronomy in Los Angeles
The lion and tiger may be more powerful, but the wolf does not perform in a circus. Aptly named after my favorite animal, Marcel Vigneron‘s Wolf Dining LA is for hungry Los […]
From Neon Crystals to Sequined Styles, East Meets West in Istanbul
Calm to a spider is chaos to a fly. Having traversed through populated India several times, I have become addicted to chaos in a way that it is actually alluring. And when in Istanbul, as […]
From Citrusy Florida Oranges to Sweet French Pastries in Miami
Sometimes you wander, and sometimes you wander too far. But life has taught me to travel off the beaten path from time to time to savor every sip that it […]
13 Courses Lucky? Michelin Star Rituals of the West
Expectation is the root of all heartache, said Shakespeare. And truly, for with a history of dining at Michelin stars myself, I came with surmounted expectations to my favorite culinary […]
Sugar, Spice and all things Nice: An 11 Course Award Winning Meal in Chicago
Nothing is as powerful as the tonic of expectation. And when exceeded, the tonic turns into syrup. Slurp away. Who would have thought that a Michelin and Bib Gourmand oscillatory […]
A 10 Course Michelin Star Meal with Garden Plating and Romantic Candlelight
“Excellence is not an act but a habit,” said Aristotle. While I barely succumb to habits, my infatuation with tasting menus continues to trail my personality with an alluring addiction. Douse this […]
