echoes of italy | osteria vibrato

There’s long been a love affair between London’s food scene and Italian cuisine. It is so abundant in the city that innovation is hard to come by. Soho’s Osteria Vibrato is a pleasant new comer with a story to tell. Opened by restauranteur Charlie Mellor and partner Cameron Dewar, its ambience is shaped by Mellor’s background as a classically trained opera singer. The cosy and inviting restaurant…

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Sushiro’s New York debut is bigger than sushi

Sushiro’s arrival in Times Square marks more than another restaurant opening. The Japanese conveyor belt sushi giant is bringing a technology-led dining model into one of the world’s toughest restaurant markets at a time when automation, efficiency and affordable dining matter more than ever.

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A 1901 Belle Époque Landmark on Lake Geneva Begins Its Most Ambitious Chapter Yet

Pierre-Yves Rochon's all-suite interiors, a former bank vault turned cigar lounge, and the city's only two-Michelin-starred restaurant converge at The Woodward, now under the Auberge Resorts Collection. Bar 37 at The Woodward Geneva. Opening Shot is a column that peeks inside new hotels, restaurants, bars, and shops with dreamy interiors. THE WOODWARD, AUBERGE RESORTS COLLECTION […]

Does the Fukuryumon Chinese restaurant in Koenji offer the best lunch deal in Tokyo?

The main dishes are already cheap to begin with–but the unlimited free side dishes could even be a meal by themselves! Our Japanese-language reporter/resident musician Seiji Nakazawa has always loved a live music venue in the Koenji district of Tokyo called Muryoku Muzenji. Sadly, it plans to close its doors next month after 26 years […]

Hando Champs‑Élysées, l’art du handroll japonais à son apogée

Il aura fallu moins de quatre ans aux équipes d’Hando pour s’imposer sur la scène [...]

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Eating cheap sushi in a narrow building in Tokyo is an adventure for bold diners

We play culinary roulette at a cheap restaurant in Kabukicho. When you’re looking for somewhere to eat in the middle of Kabukicho, Tokyo’s notorious red-light district, the choices can be as overwhelming as the bright lights and multi-storey buildings towering over you. What can help in these situations is some advice from a local who’s […]

The Vaux Social: A New Kind of Room in Prospect Heights

The Vaux Social Brooklyn on Vanderbilt Avenue, a British-rooted public house that unfolds in stages—a confident bar, a sharp menu, and a room designed to hold you longer than you…

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cé la vi london | modern asian dining

Paddington Square has dedicated the last few years to transforming the skyline above the station into a gleaming glass beacon. Taking the lift up to the 17th floor reveals CÉ LA VI, a restaurant bringing an undeniable sense of occasion to West London since late 2025. Part of a globally celebrated hospitality brand, with outposts in Singapore, Tokyo and Dubai, the London debut carries the same…

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Vaulx-en-Velin : le fast-food halal proposant salle réservée aux femmes, salle de prière et interdisant l’alcool fermé d’urgence pour mauvaise hygiène (MàJ)

24/04/2026 Le “Seven Times”, un restaurant halal de Vaulx-en-Velin près de Lyon, qui avait fait parler de lui pour sa salle réservée aux femmes, a été fermée pour mauvaise hygiène. Actu 17/12/2025 Face à la polémique, le gérant a finalement décidé d’abandonner totalement le concept de non-mixité. Le néon “100% girls”, qui était accroché au mur de […]

Mud-covered shipping container project tackles metal boxes' major flaw

Shipping containers can be turned into everything from tiny houses to art galleries, but they all share one issue: poor thermal performance. The Petti Restaurant mitigates this by covering the containers in mud, creating a striking building that stays a little cooler in India's intense heat.

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