“Blending Austrian and Greek gastronomy feels completely natural to me - it’s how I grew up. When I cook, something feels missing if it leans too heavily in a purely Greek direction. And I’m convinced Austria will see more two- and three-Michelin-starred restaurants in the future,” says Konstantin Filippou, chef and co-owner of his eponymous Vienna restaurant, awarded two Michelin stars.
Luca Cerqueglini: After years of planting seeds, I’m finally reaping the rewards. But I’m still hungry
From working in a factory and hospitality in Malta to becoming one of the Czech Republic’s leading bartenders. Luca Cerqueglini talks to VisitChef about his journey, five attempts at World Class, his...
