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Where in the World to Eat: Macau
Andrew Copestake's pick of the city's must-see bars and restaurants.
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Where in the World to Eat: Lyon
Lyon - small enough to savour, large enough to feast on.
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Where in the World to Eat: Chinese
For those who celebrate it, Chinese New Year revolves around two things – family and food. Will Roberts shares his world favourite feasts from the east.
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Where in the World to Eat: South Florida, USA
Zoe Perret makes like a snow bird to South Florida's coolest restaurants.
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Where in the World to Eat: Châtelain, Brussels
Châtelain is Brussels’ foodie hotspot where locals gather to eat, drink and discuss the rocky political scene. Brussels resident and journalist, Zoe Casey, joins them.
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Where in the World to Eat: Italian in London
Since its arrival on our shores in the 1950s the obligatory lasgane and Chianti that was Italian dining has passed through a number of evolutions. Food writer and Masterchef finalist William Leigh uses his tastebuds to explore the current trend for regional Italian cooking.

 

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Where in the World to Eat: Hong Kong
Craig Butcher grew up amidst the sights, sounds and smells of Hong Kong. Here he roots out the best new openings in the bustling city.
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Where in the World to Eat: London Lunches
London’s lunch scene is preparing for change. Wave goodbye to the cardboard sandwich; say hello to a new breed of entertainers. Craig Butcher reports.
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Where in the World to Eat: Vegetarian in Britain
Last October the Vegetarian Society released a list of the top restaurants in the UK. But Restaurant Rabbit Becky Paskin thinks it omitted some of the best, and included some of the worst on offer. Here are her own favourites.
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Where in the World to Eat: Delhi
Acclaimed author and TV chef Manju Malhi offers her exclusive insider tips on getting the best out of the curry capital of the world.
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07/07/2010
Foodtripper: The Collection has just launched. This boutique selection of the world's best cookery holidays brings global gourmet retreats direct to your fingertips... your very own delicious escape is just a click away. On Foodtripper TV, we’ve invited top chef Rowley Leigh to make the most of Spain's short-lived Picota cherry season, cooking up a classic clafoutis. And we have a fab holiday to Spain's Jerte Valley for one lucky individual.
10/06/2010
In anticipation of a long, hot, British summer I stay close to home dropping by Le Cafe Anglais where Rowley Leigh  - just turned 60 - shares future plans  for the restaurant and role as poster boy for the forthcoming Picota cherry season. Across town, at The Lanesborough, Heinz Beck's elegant summer menu is served. Go there for the chaud-froid Herbal infusion with tuna tartare and green tea sorbet - more Mediterranean gluttony than molecular gastronomy.
02/05/2010
Foodtripper met the most lauded chefs on earth at The World's Fifty Best Restaurant Awards. Taking 1st prize is Noma in Copehagen knocking El Bulli off the top spot and sending a ripple effect through the chart. Heston moves down to 3rd place. Hibiscus is in, by a whisker, at number 49 leaving the total number of Brits in the top 50 at a mere three. If you missed our live tweets on the night then start following us on twitter for future live updates.