
tetsuya wakuda cooking authority
Currently, his eponymous restaurant, now based in a stunning
heritage-listed house in Kent Street, Sydney, is rated in the top 20
of the world’s best restaurants and the Best Australasian Restaurant
in The S.Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2009 list and has
been awarded three chef’s hats (the highest rating) for the 18th year
running in the 2009 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide.
Tetsuya’s exquisitely refined cooking has long attracted devotees
from around the globe; indeed, more than half of his restaurant’s
bookings are made from overseas. And although he travels
extensively, he can still usually be found, sleeves rolled up, at the
stoves in Kent Street. Tetsuya, in turn, has long been a devotee
of Electrolux appliances, and his private kitchen at the restaurant
is equipped with the Electrolux Ebony kitchen collection.
“I’ve known the company for years and I’ve been using Electrolux
equipment ever since I started in Rozelle. In Europe it’s one of the
most popular brands for commercial kitchens, and for the home
cook it offers the same durability, reliability and ease of cleaning
needed on a large scale in restaurants.
As the kitchen is increasingly becoming the heart of home life,
where you can relax with family and friends. You can see it in
the way kitchen design is changing – open-plan living rooms
that centre around the kitchen, where you can chat over a glass
of wine while you’re cooking. So although the kitchen may only
be used a few times a week, it needs to be more user-friendly,
ergonomic, stylish and, most importantly, easy to clean! After
you’ve been entertaining, you don’t want to spend two hours
in the kitchen cleaning up!” laughs Tetsuya.
Ever since Tetsuya started cooking at his tiny
restaurant in Sydney’s Rozelle in 1989, he has
been showered with accolades.
Tetsuya Wakuda of Tetsuya’s Sydney, Australia – voted one of the world’s top five restaurants by Restaurant Magazine’s ‘2007 World’s 50 best restaurants’
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