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Anthony's Kitchen
Ghanaian
The chef serves your food himself, then explains the dish after you eat it, which turns a one-Michelin-star restaurant into something closer to a conversation. Anthony Sarpong, Ghanaian-born, draws on African culinary traditions through two set menus, one of them vegetarian, each running four to six courses. The room is refined and relaxed, the kitchen is open, and the whole setup doubles as a cookery school for those who come back wanting to understand the plates a little better.
The awards strongest first
- Michelin Guide 1 Star
One number, weighted & current 86
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Suya kebab
“Dishes such as "plantain, pear, savoy cabbage" or "suya kebab, fufu, peanut" are every bit as in tune with the times as the refined, stylish decor, the open kitchen and the easy-going atmosphere.”
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Plantain, pear, savoy cabbage
“Dishes such as "plantain, pear, savoy cabbage" or "suya kebab, fufu, peanut" are every bit as in tune with the times as the refined, stylish decor, the open kitchen and the easy-going atmosphere.”
Michelin Guide
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