Chefs from 12 countries will compete at the international Cao lầu (a Vietnamese dish made with noodles, pork, and greens) cooking challenge in Hội An on June 12 - 14.
They’re creative, they’re unique, and, despite how they sound, they’re all delicious.
Think luxury ingredients and it’s likely that truffle or lobster, or caviar spring to mind.
While chefs may spend their days plating some of the most decadent dishes and working with some of the most upscale ingredients known to mankind, their days off are decidedly less 5-star and more grocery store chic.
Displayed food in restaurant menus, in cookbooks, or on cooking shows always make the mouth watering. Indeed, those eye-catching images are result of the whole working crew and the most countable role is food stylist.
The city promises great rewards for those who look beyond the Old Quarter beer joints.
We recently brought you 10 rules for success from Marco Pierre White. Now it's the turn of his one time protege Gordon Ramsay to serve up his top ten tips for succeeding in the industry, or in fact any.
When you don't know where to eat—but don't want to waste a meal on some tourist trap—consult our list of 207 of the greatest restaurants around the globe, according to those who eat, cook, and travel for a living.
The Nung live at higher elevations and have a tradition of self-sufficiency. The Nung live close to nature and eat whatever they can grow or gather in the forest. Some of their dishes have become specialties of Lang Son’s tourism.
Here’s some brilliant clips from an old television show that went behind the scenes at Marco Pierre White’s Harveys restaurant in London.
Enjoy this gallery with amazing dishes from the top 10 restaurants of Latin America's 50 Best 2018, with chef Tsumura's Maido at number 1 for the second year.
When Cedric Grolet takes out his pastry knife, millions of mouths water.
Vietnamese dipping sauce and a huge variety of fresh aromatic herbs are the soul of the country’s cuisine.