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Mallorca – On the other side of the old town of Palma there is a newish part for going out. The food is mouth-watering if I think of it now….Ceviche interpreted in a new way. The chef is German but got his experience from many years living and working in Japan. The sushis are a must. They also have the 4kilo wine
Bangkok – For me the best authentic Thai restaurant in Bangkok on a very high quality standard. The typical Thai style wooden house is embedded in a romantic garden. The restaurant has four different locations and I recommend going to the one on Sukhumvit 23, the others are a little impersonal.
Bangkok – The roof top of the hotel Banyantree hosts the restaurant Vertigo. The view over Bangkok is just spectacular and breathtaking. The food of the restaurant is international with an Asian twist and quite ok but pricey. You need to book in advance and respect the dress code. If you want to have a look you can also just go for a drink or two….
Bangkok – The Sukothai for me –
is one of the best hotels I have ever been for service, style, food. Already in
2010, the restaurant Celadon presented its menu on iPads with text and of course
beautiful pictures. The food and service was excellent and prices high but ok for
what you get. The setting of the restaurant is very romantic on a little island.
Check out the photos on the webpage.
Zermatt – Last year we discovered this restaurant. Today, I count it to my top 10 restaurants in Zermatt. Actually, I do not wanted to eat any Asian food in a mountain village any more after the disappointing experience we had in a well know Chinese restaurant (that even has Gault&Millau points – for whatever reason…). But….I wanted to give it a try. The restaurant is located in a hotel. As a teen I even spent a vacation with my parents in this house and had very good memories.
The people working there are just adorable and very welcoming. This place could also be somewhere in London, Hong Kong or New York. I also like a lot the whole modern atmosphere with the big glass front and the pop art on the walls.
But not to forget the food. This teppanyaki place serves several menus, one for every “gusto” with fish, meat, vegetables and dessert. The mostly Malayan cooks make a great show preparing the fresh food with a lot of knife jingleling and fire explosion on the hot plates.
It is really worth going as you will eat great food and not be bored at all this evening.
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