Ten kilometers northwest of Tallinn is a striking building in a great coastal location, with far-reaching views over Tallinn Bay and the Gulf of Finland. This is where you will find NOA Chef’s Hall, one of two restaurants awarded One MICHELIN Star in the inaugural MICHELIN Guide Estonia. In the same contemporary building, you’ll find sister restaurant NOA, which received a Bib Gourmand.
In this video, Executive Chef Tõnis Siigur introduces us to his two restaurants and his Head Chefs. He discusses the guiding principles behind the two operations, his philosophy when it comes to food and the reasons why his customers keep returning.

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