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What is the component of five star restaurant and how is a kitchen run in a five star restaurant? |
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broad definition of top-flight places
"five star' doesn't mean anything. The Times uses a four star system; Mobil a five star system. The best and most traditional ranking are the three stars used by Michelin. But to answer your question, the top class of restaurants should by definition have flawless service, an extensive wine list, immaculate and lovely surroundings, and most importantly a fairly extensive menu that uses the very best ingredients available, executes them perfectly, and presents them in a very careful, attractive way. The best restaurants in America, which most people would agree hew to this definition, would include Le Bernardin, Per Se, and Jean Georges in New York, The French Laundry in Yountville, CA, and Alinea in Chicago, among others. Read about those restaurants and you'll have a pretty good bead on this question.
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