Chefs across Africa and beyond are marrying fine dining presentation with traditional culinary techniques to bring the continent’s spices and other ingredients to a wider audience. Photo: Midunu
Will African cuisine ever reach the world stage? More Michelin-starred fine dining restaurants embrace it while the first Middle East & North Africa’s 50 Best Restaurant awards just took place
- Chinese-Canadian Chef Jeremy Chan cooked at the French-inspired Florilège in Tokyo and now runs two-Michelin-starred Ikoyi in London, while Ghana’s Selassie Atadika runs Midunu in Accra
- Alexandre Mazzia grew up in the Democratic Republic of Congo, trained with Pierre Hermé, and now owns AM par Alexandre Mazzia in Marseilles, France
Chefs across Africa and beyond are marrying fine dining presentation with traditional culinary techniques to bring the continent’s spices and other ingredients to a wider audience. Photo: Midunu