Food & Drink headlines you should check out this week
Go on a trip around the world with this week’s most talked about food news
Food news is a fast-moving topic. At least, it is in the case of Time Out, where we’ve appointed dining editors with a solid understanding all over the world From New York and London to Hong Kong and Dubai. They’re always keeping track of their local food and beverage scene, and sharing important information on how their industry is evolving, changing and changing. More often than not they are able to identify trends before they reach the oceans and appear in other cities around the world.
If you’re enjoying eating out just like we do and you’re looking for a new way to eat, we’ve got the right thing: a daily collection of the latest news about food and drinks all over the world and the amazing stories that are getting attention across Time Out cities near and far. We’ll cover awe-inspiring new openings, intriguing trends in the industry, and everything between.
Looking for some new art for your apartment? Perhaps this isn’t the place for you however, a girl can always dream. In the coming months, MGM Resorts in Las Vegas is teaming with auctioneers at Sotheby’s to sell 11 of its artworks of Pablo Picasso. The auction – which is scheduled to coincide with Picasso’s 140th birthday celebration – will be held live in Vegas on 23rd October. The majority of the items available were previously displayed in the appropriately called Picasso eatery at the Bellagio which is which is a restaurant with a fine dining experience that serves regional dishes that hail from Spain in addition to France. What is the reason why the hotel is dumping the works of art? The resort claims it is reshaping its collection of public fine art by focusing more on inclusion and diversity.’
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It appears that almost everyone has an “ghost kitchen” liquor label, or cookie label. Why not all three? Here’s one that caught our eye the last week Rapper Eminem recently opened an eatery called Mom’s Spaghetti located in Detroit. It’s a humorous reference to the intro of his 2002 hit song “Lose Yourself.’ You’ll remember the line where he says, ‘His palms sweaty, his knees are weak, and his the arms weigh a lot. There’s a puddle of vomit on his sweater already, and mom’s spaghetti.’ The guests can pick from the name-brand Mom’s Spaghetti (with or without meatballs) or go for the ‘Sghetti Sandwich’ that crams delicious noodles in two bread slices.
After the break of the year 2020 following a hiatus in 2020, after a break of ten years, the Michelin Guide has come returning to California with eight Michelin-starred establishments located in Los Angeles -all of them in the category of fine dining and beyond and include Hayato which is a Japanese restaurant that has received an increase from just one star star to two stars. Phenakite is an outdoor dining pop-up restaurant that was made a permanent establishment by Porridge and Puffs Minh Phan was also awarded a star. The same pattern was followed in its return in the year 2019 back to Southern California, the French tire company’s guide for 2021 once was adamant about not awarding star recognition to L.A.’s most casual restaurants as well as street food vendors. It’s an oversight that is even more shocking in light of the fact that stalls and inexpensive restaurants located in Hong Kong and Macau have received awards previously. The guide this year praised top-of-the-line restaurants like Gucci Osteria in Beverly Hills and Josiah Citrin’s Melisse in Santa Monica, passing over Mexican and Korean places such as Bell’s La Casita Mexicana and Park’s BBQ in K-town, which have been awarded the highest accolades.
