Binge - Asia’s Top 20 According to Miele

So, the Miele Guide 2009/10 was unveiled recently, and we thought you’d like to have a quick run-down on their list of Asia’s Top 20 restaurants. Some predictable diehards here, but a couple of nice surprises too like Jaan par Andre up on the 70th floor of the Swissotel in Singapore. Set lunch menus starting at S$58. Nice….Watch out for the lemon sous vide and the young chef, Andre Chiang, too. Cute little dinky morsel….(er, the lemon that is).

But I really don’t know about Ke De Ta in Bali though….A bit overhyped, says my humble opinion. Went there some years ago, sloshed as a seabass and didn’t think there was anything remarkable about the foood……

Maybe ‘cos I was sloshed as a seabass……

Anyway, darlings, here goes the list for some bragging rights if you've been there:  

Asia’s Top 20 restaurants 2009/2010

1. L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Hong Kong, China

2. Iggy’s, Singapore

3. Robuchon a Galera, Macau, China

4. Jaan par Andre, Singapore

5. Les Amis, Singapore

6. Mozaic, Bali, Indonesia

7. Gunther’s Modern French Cuisine, Singapore

8. Laris, Shanghai, China

9. Ku De Ta, Bali, Indonesia

10. Yung Kee, Hong Kong, China

11. Bukhara, New Delhi, India

12. Beijing Da Dong Roast Duck Restaurant, Beijing, China

13. Zanotti II Ristorante Italiano, Bangkok, Thailand

14. M on the Bund, Shanghai, China

15. Nobu, Hong Kong, China

16. Caprice, Hong Kong, China

17. Antonio’s, Cavite, Philippines

18. Aubergine, Manila, Philippines

19. Fook Lam Moon, Hong Kong, China

20. L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Tokyo, Japan

- Ee Waun