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Mume
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In line with its name (the Latin word for ‘plum blossom’), the relaxed and friendly MUME generously garnishes dishes with fresh herbs and flowers – in somewhat stark contrast to the dimly-lit faux-industrial interior of the restaurant itself. On the menu, seasonal Taiwanese ingredients are melded with Nordic influences and modern techniques are used effectively to create dishes that provide contrasts in tastes and textures.
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Aiyu Jelly: Taiwan’s World-class Ingredient of Limitless Possibilities
Aiyu jelly is an ingredient unique to Taiwan, and Taiwan is the only place in the world that can produce this plump and chewy delicacy. Aiyu jelly is a culinary collective memory for Taiwanese people. It has also made appearances in creations by chefs of MICHELIN-recommended restaurants, who showcase their creative interpretations in honour of this world-class local ingredient.
Two Nourishing Cantonese Soups by Chefs of Taipei’s MICHELIN Restaurants
Both hailing from Hong Kong where soups are a mainstay of the dinner table, Longtail’s Lam Ming Kin and MUME’s Richie Lin share their family recipes for comforting Cantonese soups.
MUME Chef Richie Lin Reveals Plans for the New Post-Pandemic F&B Scene
From fundraising efforts to reflecting on the role of the restaurant, the chef of one MICHELIN star MUME speaks out.
Look Back 2018: The Loss Of Top Chefs
It has been a gloomy year in the dining scene as chefs around the world mourn the untimely loss of a clutch of esteemed chefs.
The First Day We Got Our Stars: Richie Lin
Despite his late start in the restaurant industry, Richie Lin of MUME in Taipei worked his way up the kitchens of acclaimed restaurants Quay and Noma and today does numerous collaborations with recognised chefs around the world.
