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Uncorked: Isha Pathakji (opens the original)
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Tell us about the moment you first became interested in wine It was probably the wine pairing with the tasting menu at The Square, back when Phil Howard was there. I tried wines that night that were like nothing I’d ever tasted before. The way each glass paired with the food and brought out its flavours was so exciting. When we started running supper clubs at home, which led to my sister Nikita, my mother Rima and me opening MAAI by Nikita, putting together the wine pairings was the most fun par
A. Wong to put China’s prized textures centre stage with new tasting menu (opens the original)
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Drawing on the chef’s research in Beijing and Shanghai, the new Collections of China menu will explore what tradition means in modern Chinese cuisine, spanning traditional cooking techniques and their evolution in some of the country’s leading contemporary kitchens. The menu puts particular emphasis on texture, from the soft, yielding mouthfeel of collagen-rich ingredients such as sea cucumber to the elastic resistance known as ‘Q’ in hand-pulled noodles and the contrast between tender chicken m
Jersey Mike’s confirms three further London locations (opens the original)
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Early last month, it was revealed that the brand -which is Subway’s closest competitor, with 3,300 locations across North America - had secured a site on Soho’s Argyll Street. At the time, it said it had three further locations lined up. These have now been revealed as New Oxford Street, moments from Tottenham Court Road; Baker Street; and Covent Garden’s Cranbourn Street. Founded in 1956 in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, Jersey Mike’s specialises in made-to-order hot and cold subs, with meats and
Tom Sellers: “Everyone tells stories now” (opens the original)
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Afternoon sunshine pours through the floor-to-ceiling windows at MOR, Tom Sellers’ new seafood restaurant near St Ives. The beach below is busy with holidaymakers enjoying a scorching day on Cornwall’s north coast, blissfully unaware that, in a few hours, England’s hopes of World Cup glory will be dashed by Argentina. With one of Cornwall’s finest views outside, the restaurant could have relied on its setting to do the heavy lifting. Instead, Sellers and designer Shayne Brady have created a room
Flash-grilled: Hirotaka Wada (opens the original)
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I joined my first sushi restaurant at the age of 18, starting out in the kitchen cleaning and washing dishes. If you weren’t in kitchens, what would you do? I would be a professor. I enjoy nurturing young talent and seeing people develop their careers and expertise. What industry figure do you most admire, and why? Chef Shinji Kanesaka. I admire his personality, creativity and skills. Nothing in particular. I believe everything is a learning experience. What’s the oddest thing a customer has sai
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