Jean-Georges at The Leinster review: A swanky new restaurant with some very tasty dishes
The classic dishes with vibrant southeast Asian influences at this new city centre eatery come at a price
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The classic dishes with vibrant southeast Asian influences at this new city centre eatery come at a price
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As Michelin was preparing to dole out its 2024 stars, with all the young bucks chomping at the bit in anticipation of a rubber-tyre accolade (not deterred by the fact that a number of starred or bibbed restaurants had shut up shop or dumped their stars in favour of less-confining casual dining), I was having lunch in Ireland’s longest-standing Michelin restaurant 48 hours before. Some might say it’s the ‘Daddy of them all’ — the 2-star Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud (RPG) on Upper Merrion Street.
As Michelin was preparing to dole out its 2024 stars, with all the young bucks chomping at the bit in anticipation of a rubber-tyre accolade (not deterred by the fact that a number of starred or bibbed restaurants had shut up shop or dumped their stars in favour of less-confining casual dining), I was having lunch in Ireland’s longest-standing Michelin restaurant 48 hours before. Some might say it’s the ‘Daddy of them all’ — the 2-star Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud (RPG) on Upper Merrion Street.