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At Down Home in Markdale, you’re welcomed into Joel and Hannah’s own farmhouse, where each course tells a story of land, fire, and care.

From garden-foraged bites to a molasses cookie straight from a family recipe box, it’s fine dining with heart. 🍽️

Read my full review now on madamemarie.co. 🔗 in bio.

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Watch till the end—it’s not the sushi what blew me away 👀 @torajapaneserestaurant

Tora completes the sushi trio we were comparing and my scores ended up close, but for very different reasons. I’ll break those down in a separate video.

Freshes fish so far 🐟. The quality of the wasabi was the game changer 🔥

There’s no reservations, but they move FAST.

Can’t wait to try their ramen @toraramenboston

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Inspired by Dior dresses, three Michelin starred chef Dominique Crenn, uses her artistry to create the menu at the newly opened Monsieur Dior restaurant in Beverly Hills. Tuna tartare is topped with purple yams and she has created equally stunning garnishes for agnolotti, beef tartare, and abalone. The flavors are as beautifully conceived as the presentations. Less

It turns out I’ve been going to @herbsaint_nola for 25 years, because incredibly that is the anniversary they are marking this month.

I went last week and it was, as always, bustling, consistent, and also different, that unique ability to be the same restaurant you remember but always with something new and enticing coming through.

These days, chef Donald Link and chef de cuisine Tyler Spreen are working more Japanese dishes into the menu after what had to be a pretty inspirational eating trip over there.

So, chicken and sausage gumbo next to crudo with apple, ginger and ponzu.

Duck leg confit with the skin so crisp you can tap out a song with your knife tip before cutting into the tender dark meat , and also chawanmushi , the savory custard, with crab and pickled chanterelles and a smoky whiff in the dashi.

The spaghetti with fried egg had to be on the table.

And the meal had to end with the banana brown butter tart, which seemed even better than usual, although maybe that’s just the effect of again tasting a dish that has long lived in my memory, which is one of the things valued restaurants give us through their own longevity.

Continuing for the next few weeks, they are running specials that show the different pieces of this ongoing journey

Link in my bio has the full read on what it’s like to visit Herbsaint today and also a look back with our archive photos through the years.

Remember what Herbsaint first looked like? Check it out

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Japanese cuisine, distilled to its essence.

At @restaurantmuku.nyc, Chef Manabu Asanuma presents Japanese cuisine through the lens of purity and precision. Drawing on his experience at restaurants such as Odo, Uchu, and Sushi Ichimura, he creates dishes rooted in seasonality and guided by intention. Each course reflects the five classical techniques of Japanese cooking: raw, grilled, simmered, steamed, and fried, executed with remarkable focus and restraint.

The result is a calm and composed dining experience that values clarity over complexity. Every element feels deliberate, from the progression of flavors to the clean and minimalist presentation. A serene spot for those who appreciate craft, balance, and understated beauty. Swipe through for a look inside!

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