
Elisa Nguyen Phung
Elisa Nguyen Phung is a food critic and journalist who recently covered the exciting culinary offerings at the new Parisian restaurant Ajar, highlighting its unique dishes and dining experience.
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Les feuilletés végé, c’est pas (que) de la tourteElisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in relation to the creation of a dessert in collaboration with Repetto.
La bûche de conte à l’eau de roseElisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article but her role is not specified.
Sur Instagram, l’humour mordant d’un critique gastronomiqueElisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article but her role is not specified.
La panure, pas née d’hierElisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article but her specific role is not detailed.
Sur Instagram, la beauté des gestes de Jesse Jenkins
Elisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article.
Des tisanes japonaises à boire sans soif
Elisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article.
Les desserts au riz ont-ils un grain ?Elisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article but her specific role is not detailed.
Les noces du chocolat et du matchaElisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned at the end of the article.
A la boulangerie Gonflé, à Paris, « on fond pour le cookie armoricain et sa pâte mêlant farine de sarrasin torréfié, cassonade et fleur de sel »Elisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article.
Au Café de l’Usine, à Paris, « la truite fondante se pare d’un goût riche et noiseté »
Elisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned in the context of the article but her role is not specified.
Au restaurant Capsule, à Paris, « la raviole croustillante est noyée sous une émulsion de crustacés aux arômes corsés »Elisa Nguyen Phung is mentioned at the end of the article.
Chez Ajar, à Paris, « les artichauts à la barigoule sont chahutés par une épatante mayonnaise montée à l’huître »




























