VIVIAN SONG

What will vanish from our tables next?

A reckoning with discrimination in one of the city’s ritziest arrondissements.

Chantelle Nicholson of Apricity looks to reform industry standards—from the ingredients to how she treats her staff.

The country is getting a dash of afitin and a dollop of attiéké as chefs like Mory Sacko, Georgiana Viou and more draw on their African heritage.

The celeb-savvy cook succeeds French culinary royalty Alain Ducasse—and he’s putting on quite the show.

These cultural destinations have become culinary hotspots too.

At Plénitude in Paris, the acclaimed toque feels “less like a chef, more a saucier.”

A trip to America helped Olivier Duthoit and Mathieu Lesenne find the ingredient they needed.

To gain membership into the Club des Chefs des Chefs, you must be a personal chef to a head of state.

A reflection on his meat-free haute gastronomy and how even an all-time-great chef has to make way for a new generation.