There is no better, and more wholesome, way to celebrate Mother’s Day with heartfelt stories about the mothers and grandmothers behind the chefs and their creations. Just as Mother’s Day is around the corner, we talk to five chefs about the dishes featured in their MICHELIN restaurants that are inspired by their mothers and grandmothers.

Out and about every day in search of the world's best restaurants, they are the hidden face of the MICHELIN Guide. One of the Inspectors gives us the lowdown on this unique job.

Long hours, high pressure and facing the heat on a hot stove are common, but these dynamite chefs show they have what it takes to power through and get to the top.

White truffle, MICHELIN starred restaurants' favourite ingredient, is endangered by global warming. Here's why and how do chefs respond to this crisis.

From Cantonese home to MICHELIN-starred establishments, many of their kitchens begin the morning similarly, by making one of the most time-consuming and important elements in Cantonese cuisine in time for lunch – soup.

More inclusive beverage menus, nanotechnology-powered ingredients and back-to-basics cooking, these are some of the developments we will see in the coming year, say Asia’s leading restaurant chefs.

Oh, what a year — nay, what an era — it’s been. As Asia finally turns a corner in the three-year-long pandemic, MICHELIN Star restaurant chefs around the region to get their reflections on the year just past and their wishes for the one ahead.

Cheese fondue is about sharing and getting together. This Swiss speciality has become a winter's favourite in Hong Kong since the opening of the classic Swiss restaurant Chesa.

How does a cup of coffee affect your MICHELIN dining experience?

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White sugar sponge cakes, fermented bean curd puffs, wife cakes… these Cantonese pastries and cakes that were once very common are now increasingly hard to find. Chefs from MICHELIN restaurants in Hong Kong explains why.

Each festival has a distinct set of delicacies, such as glutinous rice balls for the Chinese New Year, green dumplings (Qingtuan) for Ching Ming Festival. Shanghaiese people always celebrate Mid-Autumn festival with their favourite “Suzhou Style Mooncakes”. What does it look like? Compared to the widely-known Cantonese mooncakes, what are the differences?

Vinegar rice (Shari) is the key to success of Edomae Nigiri sushi. Chefs at Michelin-starred restaurants in Hong Kong share how they create the perfect Shari with their sensitivity to details.

For over three decades, SJM has set the benchmark for Macau's culinary landscape with its Chinese and Western MICHELIN-starred restaurants and award-winning wine programme. Here’s the inside story on SJM’s success.

Modern Sichuan cuisine is known for its spicy, pungent flavours, and water-boiled fish, or shui zhu yu, is one of the province’s most iconic dishes. Yet, traditional recipes only document the steps to making water-boiled beef rather than the fish variation with which we’re more familiar today. So why is this, and how are the two dishes related?

Chef Uwe Opocensky of one-MICHELIN-starred Petrus talks sustainability and cooks local eggplants grown in compost made from used coffee grounds.

Julien Royer of three-MICHELIN-starred Odette talks about his humble roots, his favourite childhood food, and provides a first look at some of the dishes served at his new restaurant named after his mother, Claudine.

Learn more about the beloved Edo style of long and thin buckwheat noodles.