The one chef and the other does not, is the Michelin. That’s all for this year, it’s small, a London sushi restaurant The Araki is not in the world-famous gourmet guide. The Araki was a driesterrenrestaurant, but all three of them in one fell swoop, you lost. Reason: it is a master switch.
It was made for the Japanese, Mitsuhiro Araki, who is the little sushi place in 2014 and opened its doors in the heart of London’s Mayfair. For less than of sixteen guests, which are really deep in their purse to touch: it’s a sample menu omakase will cost 355 euros. Araki had to be it doesn’t success all of a driesterrenrestaurant in Tokyo again. In London, he managed it. Within a year of its opening, he had to have a dvd / cd player in it.
When he was three, had left for Mitsuhiro Araki in march, to hong Kong to find a restaurant to boot. In London, he had to have been, according to GQ “phenomenally effective” tank, Michael Lau, has been around since 2015 and worked with him. Lau, said on CNN that he was sorry to find that the three stars were taken away. “But we consider it to be a fair and honest review, and have a fresh start after the departure of our master Mitsuhiro Araki,” says Lau. According to the chef, it was hard for Michelin to determine a score, because Araki was still in the half of the recensieperiode at the helm.
Marty, the Original, which is in complete accordance with the rules of his sterrenmentor it works, and it preserves respect for the Michelin’s and again, up to them to prove it. “But the customers come in for everything,” he says. “It is they, ultimately, who have to evaluate, and about our own decisions.” And the regulars that are still on the floor, confirms to the Original.
