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The Belly Is at the Heart of a New Jakarta Restaurant

Whether we admit it or not, the belly is an important center of our beings. People are willing to work hard, travel far and pay high prices just to satisfy its appetite — a truth that is at the core...

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My Day on a Plate: Ben Pentreath, architect and interior designer

The interior designer Ben Pentreath describes his daily diet. 7:00AM GMT 06 Dec 2012 5.20am Cup of tea while I catch up on all my emails. 6am Scrambled eggs on toast with a full pot of coffee, then...

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Share Your Recipes for Holiday Sweets

It’s holiday time and for many of the sweet-toothed, that means permission to bake your hearts out. I personally go a little crazy with the Christmas cookies; the excuse is that they make great...

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The march of the tasting menu

One of the most superfluous questions I’ve ever been asked in a restaurant came at the end of a dinner at Per Se in New York back in April. The captain, which is what they call the head waiter there,...

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Zagat Releases 2013 Orlando Survey Covering Restaurants, Nightspots, Shops...

Google , Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Zagat released its 2013 Orlando Survey covering 360 restaurants, 75 nightspots, 152 shops and 57 sites and attractions. The results are based on the...

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Best airport restaurants around the world

Bubbles Seafood & Wine Bar, the sister restaurant of Amsterdam’s Bubbles & Wines (shown here), is a wine, champagne, and raw seafood bar.bubbles&wines Faced with concourses filled with...

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Sandy’s Less-Heralded Victims: The Places That Bring New Yorkers...

The accuracy of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s statement on Monday that Hurricane Sandy had been “more impactful” than Katrina can be debated. Without taking sides, I think it’s safe to say that if your house...

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A Tokyo resident on facing his fear and living with earthquakes

Everyone who lives in Tokyo mentally rehearses where they will be if the Big One strikes. When I first arrived as a student, I found myself walking through a sprawling, crowded, low-ceilinged shopping...

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Après-Ski Gastronomy

By J.S. MARCUS From December to April, European ski lovers head to Austria's premier ski resorts, where, until recently, a long day on the slopes ended with a hearty meal of local specialties like...

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Michelin Stars Sparkle the Fourth Time at Four Seasons Hotel Macao, Cotai...

Michelin Stars Sparkle the Fourth Time at Four Seasons Hotel Macao, Cotai Strip. Zi Yat Heen marks the longest place on the international Chinese culinary stage for Macau. Zi Yat Heen, the signature...

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Urawa clinch place in AFC Champions League (FIFA - Fédération Internationale...

Former Asian club champions Urawa Red Diamonds secured a place in the AFC Champions League next year by beating Nagoya Grampus Eight 2-0 to finish third in the J-League standings on Saturday. Yosuke...

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Eat here: New downtown restaurants

Discover what’s new in the downtown dining scene. New restaurants for your radar are Bencotto’s ‘naughty little brother’ Monello in Little Italy, pizza pro Jon Mangini’s industrial Asian concept Gang...

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Stephen Starr to Bring El Vez to Financial District

Stephen Starr, the Philadelphia-based restaurateur who has been gradually expanding his New York portfolio, will add a version of El Vez, his Mexican restaurant, to New York’s financial district late...

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Sri Lankan keen to showcase Japanese innovation

Monte Cassim, 65, slips effortlessly from English to Japanese and back, as befits one of the few non-Japanese to have served as president of a major Japanese university. After heading Ritsumeikan Asia...

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Tyler Florence Fresh brings a new approach to easy and sophisticated cuisine

Last week Chef Tyler Florence’s new book Tyler Florence Fresh was launched as he made a book signing appearance at Wegman’s in Princeton. In his newest cookbook, Tyler turns ingredients into...

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Todd Selby on food trends, Nike treads and badass black tie

Open Gallery If you're at all interested in interiors, we're willing to bet good money you've stumbled across The Selby - Todd Selby's highly addictive website dedicated to photographing some of the...

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Foodies mark your calendars for Napa Valley’s mouth-watering Restaurant Month

The last thing you might think about once the holidays are over is more food. But, hey, we all have to eat, so why not make it special. And that exactly what is when Napa Valley Restaurant Month...

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The boom in gluten-free baking

As the demand for baking without gluten increases, I put some gluten-free recipes to the test. Photo: RUTHLEWISILLUSTRATIONS.COM By Bee Wilson 7:00AM GMT 23 Nov 2012 Comments Tim Hayward, who runs...

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Food Column: These holiday cards are worth 10 bucks off $30 local meals

Either you love it or you hate it, but it's that time of the year again, friends: Christmas shopping time. In the interest of lightening my fellow shoppers' loads, I offer here two gift suggestions...

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A natural born chef’s penchant for French food with Asian twists

Paper Edition | Page: 16 Keisuke Matsushima was a boy of 10 in the city of Fukuoka when he dreamed of having his own French restaurant. “At that moment, I wanted to leave Japan for France. It’s simply...

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