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Central Lima Michelin Guide Central lima michelin guide Continue Central RestauranteRestaurant InfoStalled2008 (2008)Owner (s) Virgilio Martinez VelichGol ChefVirgilio Martinez VerisFood typeContemporary PeruvianDress codeNoneRatingNo4 (2015) 50 of the world's best restaurants; No1 (2015) 50 best restaurants in Latin AmericaStreet addressCalle Santa Isabel 376 - MirafloresCityLimaPostal / postcode18CountryPeruCoordinates12 '07'5 7S 77'01'40W / -12.1325713's 77.0278678'W / -12.1325713; -77.0278678Coordinates: 12'07'57S 77'01'40W / 12.1325713's 77.0278678'W / -12.1325713; -77.0278678Websitecentralrestaurante.com.pe Kitchen at the Central Restaurant. Central Restaurante is a restaurant located in Barranco, Lima, Peru. Central Restaurante is the flagship restaurant of Peruvian chef Virgilio Martinez Velit and serves as its workshop for investigating and integrating local Peruvian ingredients into the restaurant's menu. The restaurant is known for its modern interpretation and presentation of Peruvian cuisine. Guo Latinoamerica calls the Central Restaurant the heart of his gastronomic philosophy Virgilio Martinez Velit. In 2012, Central Restaurante was named the best restaurant in Peru by peruvian restaurant guide SUMMUM. In 2013, Central Restaurante ranked 50th in the ranking of the 50 best restaurants in the world according to the British magazine Restaurant., and in 2014 jumped 35 places, receiving the recognition of Highest Climber and ranked 15th in the world. On August 21, 2014, Central Restaurante was awarded the Best Restaurant of Peru award from Peru, SUMMUM for the third year in a row, and also received awards for Best Contemporary Peruvian Cuisine and Best Sommelier. Central was named the best restaurant in Latin America for 3 consecutive years (2014, 2015 and 2016) and ranked 2nd in 2017. It is also ranked among the top 50 restaurants in the world, ranking 4th in the world in 2015 and 2016, 5th in 2017 and 6th in 2018. The Kitchen Kitchen at Central Restaurante is a modern Peruvian, and Virgilio founder Martinez Velich has tried to redefine Peruvian cuisine by introducing little-known indigenous ingredients from the coastal region of Peru, andres of the Highlands, and the Amazon rainforest. Examples of such ingredients are kushuru (kushuro), edible cyanobacteria collected in high-altitude wetlands; arracacha, root vegetable from Andes; and arapayma, a freshwater fish found in the Amazon River. The restaurant's chef and commentator Geeta Bansal describes the kitchen as fresh and modern with beautiful plates. Virgilio's owner and founder, Martinez Velis, previously worked in restaurants such as Luteche, New York; Kahn Fabes (Sant Cheloni); and served as a chef at Astrid and Gasson in Bogota and Madrid. The chef of the kitchen is Pia Leon, wife The Majests. They worked together for two years before getting married in Lima on May 4, 2013. The wine director of the restaurant is U.S.-born Gregory Thomas Smith. Legal status since its opening, the Central Restaurant has been illegally located in the residential area. In 2009, Manuel Macias Oyanguren, the mayor of Miraforesa, closed the restaurant and announced that it would not reopen, providing zoning approved since 2006. The restaurant continued to operate until 2010, when it finally closed. Later that year, Central reopened thanks to a court order. The court's decision was later overturned, but Central appealed and is awaiting a decision. Central has since moved the area to Barranco. Inquiries : Velazquez, Renato (2013). El Cosinero Explorador. Guo Latinoamerica (April): 128. Central fue elegido major restaurant del pais. Gezion. 12 de julio de 2012».. Archive from the original 2012-07-19. Received 2013-06-12. Central - 50 best restaurants in the world in 2013. Archive from the original 2013-06-20. Received 2013-06-12. Central - The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2014 Archive June 20, 2013, at Wayback Machine OC Weekly. May 6, 2013. Archive from the original on June 14, 2013. Received on June 12, 2013. Alcalde de Miraflores en sus trece: el restaurante central no volvere a abrir. El restaurante central volvere a abrir sus puertas este lunes. External Links Official Facebook Website Official Facebook page Central Restaurante Received from Virgilio Martinez VelisBorn (1977-08-31) August 31, 1977 (age 43)Lima, PeruEducationLe Cordon Bleuulinary careerCooking StylePeruvian Kitchen Rating (s) Current Restaurant (s) Central Restaurant (Barra District, Lima) Lima (London, United Kingdom) Virgilio Martinez Velich (born 31 August 1977) is a Peruvian chef and restaurateur. He is considered one of a new generation of Peruvian chefs promoting the spread of Peruvian cuisine. It is known for using modern cooking techniques for indigenous Peruvian ingredients. Marie Claire magazine named him the new star of gastro Sky Lima. On April 29, 2013, its flagship restaurant Central ranked 50th in the ranking of the 50 best restaurants in the world according to the rating of the British magazine Restaurant. In 2014, Central jumped 35 places to become the 15th, winning the Highest Climber award, and later that year was named the best restaurant in Latin America. Martinez's career was studied and certified at Le Cordon Bleu in Ottawa and London. In his formative years, he worked in well-known restaurants such as Luteche (New York); Kahn Fabes (Sant Cheloni); and served as a chef at Astrid Gasson in Bogota and Madrid. Martinez is known for using unique ingredients such as potatoes grown at an altitude of 5,000 meters above sea level; Kushuru (Kushuro), edible cyanobacteria collected in high-rise wetlands; and wild varieties of kiwi and quinoa. He is a fan of the use of salt, and cooks with more than 120 varieties at his restaurant in Lima. In 2013, Martinez helped form Mater Iniciativa, an interdisciplinary group of professionals who travel to Peru in search of unique ingredients that Martinez, in turn, incorporates into his cooking. In March 2018, he opened a laboratory in the asnes center and works with local families to catalogue different cultures. Martinez's current designs are currently the chef and owner of Central Restaurante, his flagship restaurant located in the Barranco area of Lima, Peru. In June 2012, he opened the Senzo project with Orient-Express Hotels, located at the Palacio Nazarenas Hotel in Kutsko. In July 2012, he opened Lima, a modern Peruvian-style restaurant located in the London borough of Fitzrovia. He was awarded a Michelin star in the 2014 Michelin Guide. In July 2014, a second Lima restaurant, called Lima Floral, opened in London's Covent Garden. On March 5, 2017, a third Lima restaurant was opened in Dubai at Citywalk Phase 2. On May 9, 2019, various sources reported that Martinez was stopped at Los Angeles airport for trying to enter the U.S. with 40 piranhas in vacuum plastic bags in his personal luggage. After being questioned by airport staff about what he was bringing into the country, Martinez allegedly replied that he had meat and bones and that he had been detained and taken to an interrogation room at the airport. Martinez was released after showing airport officials photos of food he planned to cook with carnivorous fish. Martinez has participated in various gastronomic congresses and events. Mesamerica (Mexico) » Peise e Lisboa (Lisbon, Portugal) Brazil) (20) Festa-a-Vico (Vico-Ecense, Italy) ( ) (Santiago, Chile) , Alvaro (November 2011). Delicioso Peru. Marie Claire (Spain): 207. The magazine requires magazine (help) and Central. The 50 best restaurants in the world. 2013. Archive from the original 2013-06-20. Received 2013-06-12. The 50 best restaurants in Latin America. a b FT Foodies: Virgilio Financial Times. July 6, 2012. Gourmet chefs prescribe a dose of salts of the same origin. Era. March 10, 2013. What is Mater?. Mater Inikativa. Una web peruana muestra las historias de nuestros insumos culinarios. El Comercio. April 2, 2013. Virgilio Martinez on why the future of Peruvian cuisine is production. Vogue Man of Arabia. 2018-03-12. Received 2018-03-13. The height of luxury in Tesa. Conde Nast Trevelerd. June 21, 2012. Marsden, Sam (September 26, 2013). Michelin Guide 2014: Peruvian restaurant in London was the first to win a Michelin star. The Daily Telegraph. Received on October 9, 2013. New discoveries: Lima Floral. The Daily Telegraph. August 5, 2014. chef was stopped at Los Angeles airport trying to bring 40 vacuum piranhas to the U.S. Business Insider. May 9, 2019. Chef Peruano Virgilio Martinez fue retenido en EEUU por llevar 40 pira'as. La Reubique. May 9, 2019. Received on May 9, 2019. Mesamerica. Archive from the original 2013-06-28. Received 2013-06-11. Peixe em Lisboa. Archive from the original 2013-05-11. Received 2013-06-11. Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. Archive from the original 2013-05-09. Received 2013-06-11. Identity - Cultura e Gastronomia Tiradentes Festival. Archive from the original 2012-10-22. Received 2013-06-11. - Festa a Vico - Zam Santiago - Savour - Gulfood Trade Show 2012 - Paris des Chefs 2012 - Contreras, Catherine (January 25, 2012). Festival Pere Serre en Francia. El Comercio. p. C9. Next in the material Virgilio Martinez reivindic nuestra tierra en la cumbre culinaria Mesam'rica. El Comercio. May 23, 2013. Virgilio Martinez: El ingreso de central leaf San Pellegrino es un triunfo de la gastronomy peruana. Itsion. April 29, 2013. Archive from the original dated April 2, 2015. Received on June 11, 2013. Restaurant of the week: Lima. London Evening Standard. July 18, 2012. Virgilio Martinez: No tiene l'gica comer algo que viene de otra estaci'n. Itsion. July 16, 2012. Senzo, la nueva propuesta del chef del mejor restaurante del Pere. El Comercio. July 13, 2012. Summum 2012: Central fue elegido el mejor restaurante del pa's. Itsion. July 12, 2012. Virgilio Martinez: Central segiro sieando el edge de mi cocina. Itsion. July 12, 2012. FT Foodies: Virgilio Martinez. Financial Times. July 6, 2012.
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