Delving into the world of the MICHELIN Guide ahead of the April 17th ceremony in Orlando, Florida, this episode offers expert predictions based on my perspective after accumulating 317 Michelin stars from dining at restaurants worldwide.
• Breaking down Michelin's rating system and what "very good in its category" truly means
• Analyzing differences between US and European Michelin standards
• Predicting potential stars for newcomers Itamae, Kojin, and Recoveco
• Spotlighting Ômo by Jônt in Orlando as Florida's best tasting menu and worthy of two stars
• Discussing how Fort Lauderdale, St. Pete, and Palm Beach will fare in their Michelin debut
• Examining common Michelin misconceptions, including why "Michelin-starred chef" isn't a real term
• Evaluating which current stars might lose their status and which Bib Gourmands could be promoted
• Highlighting notable omissions from this year's additions list
Tune in for the follow-up episode after the April 17th ceremony for reaction and analysis of the results.
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