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Long one of the world’s great dining capitals, Hong Kong has shifted into overdrive, with more – and better – restaurants opening faster than ever before. Pat Nourse test-drives the best of the latest.
Thanks to a new generation of chefs, London’s dining scene is now more diverse, inclusive and vibrant than ever. Pat Nourse surveys some of the capital’s best new hotspots.
Our restaurant critics' picks of the latest and best eats around the country this week, including Surry Hills Eating House, Lucy Liu, Ben's Burgers, Mr Chow's Saloon & Dive Bar
Bacon week might be nearly over, but that's no reason to stop celebrating, especially when Sydney bar Eau de Vie has started bottling its bacon Bourbon.
There’s an exciting new Australian city in our midst, filled with history and culture, great new bars and eateries, and quite possibly the coolest hotel in the land. And that city is Canberra.
The awe-inspiring beauty of Patagonia, the fabled South American frontier, is attracting a new generation of travellers who relish its rugged adventure and new, unexpected luxury.
Modena is full of surprises: a quiet town that has given us Italy’s finest sports cars, its most famous tenor and now, writes Pat Nourse, the nation’s most exciting food.
Marking 25 years on the Sydney fine-dining scene, the latest incarnation of Neil Perry’s Rockpool is set to be this year’s Big Deal Restaurant, writes Pat Nourse.
A festival of great ideas is executed really well at Sagra, East Sydney’s latest Italian. It’s a gem, and the price is right, too, writes Pat Nourse.
Pat Nourse caught up with George RR Martin to talk about one of the more richly painted aspects of Game of Thrones. No, not the violence (nor the sex); the food.
Where there’s smoke, you’re likely to find food fired to charry greatness, the sort of cooking that’s so hot right now, and they get it so right at Ester, writes Pat Nourse.
A rollcall of some of the world’s most renowned chefs came together behind the stoves at Rockpool Bar & Grill for The Ultimate Dinners to benefit the Starlight Children’s Foundation.
A brave new wave of bold and ambitious chefs and restaurateurs is taking Singapore’s fine dining into new territory. Prepare for adventure, writes Pat Nourse, and pack an appetite.
We’re set to see more of Heston Blumenthal in Australia in the year to come but not, it turns out, because he’s opening a restaurant here. Or at least not yet.
From butter to beer cans, trussed or tucked, in ovens fast and slow, there’s no end to the inspiration of the top chefs who share their secrets here for the best roast chook.
One of the leaders of progressive cooking in the US, Grant Achatz is heading our way. Pat Nourse talks to the chef of Chicago’s Alinea ahead of his first visit to Australia.
Just ahead of the GT Restaurant Awards, our chief critic Pat Nourse spoke to Ben Greeno and David Chang, the chefs of Australia's new number-one restaurant, Momofuku Seiobo, about the past, present and future of this singular eatery.
Seven years at Four in Hand have done little to stem the creative juices of head chef Colin Fassnidge – in fact, writes Pat Nourse, his evolving style continually renders excellence.
With Italian fare as its point of reference, Osteria di Russo & Russo aims high, shoots to thrill and admirably blazes a fresh trail for its neighbourhood, writes Pat Nourse.
Palm Springs, California’s desert resort, has long been the balmy home-away-from-home for the rich and fabulous. Pat Nourse dons his shades and checks out the best of this hedonist’s playground.
Sydney’s bar scene has come of age, driven by personality and pride in quality work, making for a more potent mix of drinking establishments for locals and travellers alike. Pat Nourse raises a glass to the city’s newcomers.