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The Favourite Ingredients Of Our MICHELIN Inspectors
We asked some of our inspectors to share with us the ingredients they love the most and why.

Non-Alcoholic Cocktails Are More Than Just Juice
Non-alcoholic beverage pairings are getting popular in the United States with more restaurants offering complex juices and teas that are jazzed up with preserves, spices and syrups.
A Brief History of the Straw
Follow the journey of how man’s most loyal drinking companion for the last 700 years became the environment's biggest villain.

These Asian Aphrodisiacs Will Spice Up Your Valentine's Day Dinner
Six chefs from MICHELIN-listed restaurants across Asia recommend lust-boosting ingredients from their cuisines and their favourite dishes to set you in the mood for love.

What The Restaurant Industry Will Be Talking About in 2020
Restaurant and culinary experts from around the region discuss the up-and-coming food trends for 2020.
Video: Same Roots, Different Shoots
Three South Korean chefs of MICHELIN-starred restaurants in Seoul and New York City join hands to explore the future of new Korean cuisine.
Highlights Of The MICHELIN Guide Seoul 2020 Star Revelation And Gala Dinner
Diners and chefs of MICHELIN-starred restaurants gathered in celebration at the Vista Walkerhill Seoul as the stars were revealed at the glitzy MICHELIN Guide Seoul 2020 Star Revelation and Gala Dinner.

Pyeonsu, Korea’s Near-Extinct Summer Dumpling
A rare summer delicacy, the Pyeonsu has been overshadowed by other more popular forms of the dumpling.

The History of the Michelin Guide
The History of the Michelin Guide Considered by many to be the hallmark of global fine dining and quality cuisine, the Michelin Guide wields immense ...

Common Misconceptions about the Michelin Guide
Common misconceptions about the Michelin Guide 1. A restaurant’s service and décor count towards a star The aim of the Michelin Guide is simple – to ...
All about Bib Gourmand
The Bib Gourmand—named after Bibendum the Michelin Man, the friendly official mascot for the Michelin Group—is a non-starred rating category which ...

Gomtang Vs. Seolleongtang: A Matter of Technicality
Koreans adore soup. They eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner – they simply cannot live without it. How many other cultures do you know where ...

Gejang: Crab, Rendered Sublime
Gejang, also called gejeot in some regions, is a variety of jeotgal. Jeotgal–typically served with rice as a side dish or used as a condiment to ...
T’is the Season! What’s Cooking around the World?
A quick look at some of the time-honored traditions of Christmas around the globe where Christmas is celebrated! Great Britain No traditional ...

Guk, Tang, Jjigae, Jeongol: Know Your Korean Soup
From the complex Marseillais fish stew that is the bouillabaisse to the hearty crimson-hued borscht eaten across Eastern Europe. From cream of ...

Mosimann’s to Bring Signature High-End Catering to Pyeongchang 2018
They say the easiest way to one’s heart and mind is through the stomach. Food is, in fact, one of the oldest tools used in diplomacy, practiced at ...