DECEMBER 10, 2021|RESTAURANT & HOSPITALITY
A Play-by-Play Recap of the World's Worst Michelin-Starred Meal

The thing I love about travel writing is the honesty you can get from someone experiencing a culture through foreign eyes. It can be beautiful ... but sometimes it can be a train wreck. That's what this post was, and it's a delight to read.
Travel blogger Geraldine DeRuiter had a 27 course meal at a restaurant called Bros' and described it as "the sort of meal that make you feel as though the fabric of reality is unraveling," recalling that it "amounted to a meal the same way amassing two-dozen toddlers together amounts to one middle-aged adult." The rest of the article is similarly entertaining and might make you simultaneously miss traveling and be thankful you weren't there at the same time.
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