Michelin
- adjective
- /ˈmɪʃlən/
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- Gordon Ramsay may be the toughest critic in the world, but these are the pots and pans he uses both at home and in his Michelin star restaurants.
I think it has four Michelin stars, which is extraordinary.
- I think it has four Michelin stars, which is extraordinary.
- My first guest tonight is a world renowned chef with seven Michelin stars and almost that many TV shows.
- The Addison is a three star Michelin star restaurant, which the three stars are the highest rating you can get from the Michelin folks.
- So they had duck Pate, they had goose Pate, they had they they got these things from the distributors which actually supply Michelin star restaurants in Manhattan.
- Gordon Ramsay may be the toughest critic in the world, but these are the pots and pans he uses both at home and in his Michelin star restaurants.
- I want to I want to be able to cook a Michelin star level, like meal.
- It's so bold, so flavorful, so Korean Michelin star food.
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Tell me, are you helping to create meals for a Michelin star restaurant so that they keep their star?
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She dreams of opening a Michelin star restaurant that serves innovative dishes.
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And these days it has three Michelin stars.
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I worked at a Michelin star restaurant.
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I think it has four Michelin stars, which is extraordinary.
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I want to I want to be able to cook a Michelin star level, like meal.
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The Addison is a three star Michelin star restaurant, which the three stars are the highest rating you can get from the Michelin folks.
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By the way, next time you're in central London, go and find a Michelin starred Indian restaurant.
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It's so bold, so flavorful, so Korean Michelin star food.
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You know, Warren Buffett says it doesn't matter whether you run a McDonald's or a three star Michelin restaurant.
Synonyms
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A restaurant with expensive food, a nice atmosphere, and very good service
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Food or drink that is very high quality and made carefully
A very fancy place that serves expensive, very good food and gives great service
A very good restaurant that few people know about
How Prestigious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Michelin as an adjective comes from the French tire company that created the Michelin Guide to help drivers find good places to eat, and the guide began giving stars to the best restaurants; so calling a restaurant 'Michelin' means it is of very high quality.