Besides losing money, the pressure from diners was so great that at that bestial pace, it would be impossible to continue .
El Bulli, the finest restaurant on the planet, will permanently shut shop next year.
The Spanish restaurant is famed for its avant-garde cuisine at the hands of celebrated chef Ferran Adrià, who has decided to take a break and rethink his future.
Spanish Restaurant El Bulli Awarded as Best in World
Spanish restaurant El Bulli was named the world's best restaurant for the fourth year in a row at a ceremony in London Monday, but its head chef dedicated the prize to his British runner-up.
Spanish restaurant El Bulli was named the world's best restaurant for the fourth year in a row at a ceremony in London Monday, but its head chef dedicated the prize to his British runner-up.
"We had planned to use the two years to see how El Bulli could evolve," Adrià said. "We've been looking at many options, but we have decided that the foundation would be the most satisfying."
The chef is now planning to run an academy for advanced cuisine.
China Experiments With Molecular Cuisine
Chinese cuisine, famous for dumplings steamed in bamboo baskets and Peking duck slow-cooked over wood from fruit trees, seems a far cry from the high-tech equipment used in so-called
Chinese cuisine, famous for dumplings steamed in bamboo baskets and Peking duck slow-cooked over wood from fruit trees, seems a far cry from the high-tech equipment used in so-called
'Spa Cuisine' Promises Yummy 400 Cal Gourmet Dishes!
Out with depressingly bland bite-size diet foods nibbled between mud-baths and massages: luxury spas today claim to be whipping up culinary delights worthy of a gourmet restaurant
Out with depressingly bland bite-size diet foods nibbled between mud-baths and massages: luxury spas today claim to be whipping up culinary delights worthy of a gourmet restaurant
Japanese Cuisine Makes the Cut in New York 's Top Kitchen List
Japanese restaurants bubbled up through the French-dominated ranks of New York's top kitchens listed Monday in the new 2009 Michelin guide to the city.
Japanese restaurants bubbled up through the French-dominated ranks of New York's top kitchens listed Monday in the new 2009 Michelin guide to the city.
