I know it's a little off message for a food blog, but I did enjoy this. And the seventh, and best, top ten is at least about food. What do you think Pacino said to the make-up lady when she asked if he wanted anything doing with his hair?
Articles by Michael Booth
- In the footsteps of the English samurai, for the Telegraph
- Chicken dansak for the soul - hei-fi-entertainment - hei-fi - The Independent
- Globe-trotting gastronomy: Out to sea in Norway with the 'mad Scot' who has helped make sea urchins fashionable - Features - Food & Drink - The Independent
- India: Delhi street food - Travel tips and inspiration - British Airways High Life
- Shanghai's street food - Travel tips and inspiration - British Airways High Life
- Paris food interview with Gerard Depardieu, Hervé This and others
- Claus Meyer interview - Monocle
- High Life Noma
- Insane Tokyo Ramen Tour (Independent on Sunday)
- Sunday Times Okinawa
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October 01, 2009
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