
Anna Haugh’s cooking at Myrtle in Chelsea is an evolved expression of her ethos and Irish heritage. Her deliberate, intentional cooking, which has grown over the years since the doors opened in 2019, is underpinned by flawless technique, shaped by mentors including Gordon Ramsay and Gualtiero Marchesi.
Following time in Paris and nearly a decade in Korea, Kyu Jeong Jeon and Duncan Robertson returned to the UK with their inaugural Bristol restaurant Bokman. The duo’s latest opening, Dongnae, expands upon their signature style: accessible Korean food. If Bokman is a party, Dongnae is the Sunday morning afterwards. With industry legends including Nobu Matsuhisa and Joël Robouchon among the couple's mentors, it’s a small wonder they’re considered among Bristol's brightest talents.
Only a handful of chefs around the world can cook with the same complexity as Ashley Palmer-Watts, who was an integral part of Heston Blumenthal’s The Fat Duck Group for twenty years. Responsible for creating the two-starred restaurant Dinner by Heston, he has since co-founded Artisan Coffee and now helms the kitchen at London's most in-demand pub: The Devonshire.
