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Food & Wine

The secret: The key to great Vietnamese food is fresh ingredients.

Vietnam

A red-letter delicacy day

Shop, chop, cook and eat, just like a local. Christina Pfeiffer explains how.

Food

I know this great little place . . .

Alex Atala

Simon Thomsen Alex Atala runs D.O.M. Restaurant in Sao Paolo, Brazil, and is coming to Australia for Good Food Month.

Hong Kong

Perfection: the world's cheapest Michelin-star restaurant

pork bun

From cheap eats to haute cuisine, Hong Kong delivers on every front, writes Julietta Jameson.

Gourmet travel

Cuisine confidential: El Bulli chef names world's best restaurants

Spaniard Ferran Adria is one of the world's most influential chefs. Under his leadership, the Catalonian restaurant El Bulli was voted the world?s best restaurant five times by UK-based Restaurant magazine.

The culinary mastermind behind the late, legendary El Bulli, Ferran Adria offers his expert guide to the world's best restaurants.

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Special features

Japan

Japan insider: Bill Granger

Bill Granger knows what's hot in Tokyo dining.

Bill Granger has four bills restaurants in Japan, including two in Tokyo. The Sydney-based chef and restaurateur eats out a lot, especially at new Tokyo restaurants.

Japan

Japan insider: Shaun Presland

Shaun Presland, Executive Chef, Sak? Restaurant & Bar

Chef and sushi master Shaun Presland learnt the fundamentals of Japanese cuisine while living in a celebrated village deep in the hills of Yamagata Prefecture.

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Photo galleries

Photos

The hottest bars in the coolest neighbourhoods

Limes Hotel roof bar.

Around Australia's cities, take a look at the hottest bars to enjoy a drink in the coolest neighbourhoods.

Diner en Blanc in Paris

Participants dressed in white take part in Diner en Blanc, or White Dinner at the Trocadero gardens in front the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Thursday, June 13, 2013. The event is a reminiscent of flash mobs, where hundreds of people descend on one area at a specific time, summoned by SMS text message, gsm phone call or email. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Participants dress in white to take part in Diner en Blanc, or White Dinner. The annual event is reminiscent of flash mobs, where hundreds of people descend on one area at a specific time, summoned...

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Travellers Tips

Tips

Nuts for travel

Be prepared ... nut allergies can be a problem in Thailand.

Don't let allergies curb your wanderlust, writes Ben Stubbs.

USA

New York appetites

A New York cocktail.

From culinary genius to classic restaurants to street snacks, Douglas Rogers savours the city's finest dishes.

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Travel News

World's longest haul flight coming to an end

Singapore Airlines' all-business class four-engine Airbus A340-500 will cease its Singapore-Newark flights, the longest non-stop flight in the world, next month.

5:17pm | The end of the world's longest non- stop commercial flight, a 19-hour slog between Singapore and New York, is bad news for Chia Teck Fatt.

Thailand considers entry fee to discourage 'trash' tourists

3:16pm | Thailand is mulling slapping a 500-baht ($A16.60) entry fee on tourists to help cover foreigners' unpaid medical bills at hospitals, officials say.

Wheel falls off Vietnam Airlines turboprop mid-flight

1:51pm | A Vietnam Airlines plane landed with a wheel missing in the popular tourist city of Danang, but nobody on board noticed, state media said Tuesday.

Outrage as ancient frescoes 'restored' with cartoons

11:26am | Chinese authorities have "restored" ancient Buddhist frescoes in a temple by painting them over with cartoon-like figures from Taoist myths, reports said Tuesday, prompting outrage online.

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