In France, fast-food outlets have bypassed traditional restaurants.
In 2012, sales of fast-food eateries in France amounted to 34 billion euros, according to industry consulting company Gira Conseil. As a result, fast food occupied 54% of the total…

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9 rules to follow in a Japanese restaurant
The rules of etiquette for Japanese cuisine go far beyond "not to put your elbows on the table." What everyone is used to will look strange in a Japanese restaurant,…

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10 restaurants in the world with the most expensive menu
If you have formed an extra thousand non-rubles, which you firmly decided to spend on lunch, get serious about the issue and study the list of restaurants with the most…

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Food home VS restaurant: column Saveliya Libkina
From the guests of the restaurants, the staff listens to a variety of comments: they say, I can cook this at home or my mother-in-law makes the pasta more tasty!…

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Food home VS restaurant: column Saveliya Libkina

From the guests of the restaurants, the staff listens to a variety of comments: they say, I can cook this at home or my mother-in-law makes the pasta more tasty! I would suggest not to compare the food home and restaurant – too different fields, these berries.

Food Home VS Restaurant
To begin with, you do not pay for homemade food to the person who prepared it – compliments and views full of gratitude do not count. Continue reading

Scandinavian restaurants

The tradition of this restaurant, which has become the best in Denmark, is to offer guests to go to the kitchen to look at the cooking process and greet the chef. Few people miss this opportunity, because we are talking about a real star of world cooking – Rasmus Kofoed. The 41-year-old Dane three times became the winner of the prestigious international culinary competition Bocuse d’Or in France, worked in the best restaurants in Brussels and Copenhagen, and then opened his own institution. Continue reading

Faviken Magazine

Michelin has released a list of the best restaurants in Scandinavia Michelin Nordic Guide 2016. The highest marks – three stars each – received Maaemo in Oslo and Geranium in Copenhagen. But the true winner was, of course, the Swedish restaurant Faviken: from a little-known provincial establishment, it became the owner of two Michelin stars at once. Continue reading

“It’s too early for the French to write off”
What does French cuisine smell like? Incredibly difficult question. We have 22 regions, and each of them has its own unique specialties and smells. But if it is nevertheless necessary…

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Salt, fire and gaucho: what a traditional Brazilian restaurant looks like
Brazilian feast, like carnival, means a lot of passion. The restaurateur Gennady Medvedev explains what this means from a gastronomic point of view. Salt, fire and gaucho: what a traditional…

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