"It can be challenging to book a table here ever since the chef was featured on her own Netflix episode of “Chef’s Table” —often requiring a month advance even for lunch. But a true harmony of Asian ingredients and French cooking methods make Yam'tcha worth planning around; there is a sort of unifying that goes on at Adeline Grattard’s Michelin-starred (and much-loved) table. You might be served Chanterella Mushroom with oca potatoes and sweet chives in chili fuyu broth, a Stilton and Morello cherry steamed bao bun, or shrimp chips alongside pork wonton soup. The only thing left to decide is whether to go for the wine or tea pairing." - Sara Lieberman, Lindsey Tramuta
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