1st Canadian edition of Michelin Guide to be revealed in Toronto
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Named after a tire company, the guides were first published in France at the turn of the 20th century to encourage tire sales by offering advice to French motorists and travellers. That included tips on how to change a tire, where to get gas and where to eat or take shelter for the night. The guide is now in 39 countries around the world.
Michelin says anonymous inspectors pay for the food and only evaluate the quality of the cuisine. The criteria used includes product quality, mastery of flavour and cooking technique, harmony and balance of flavors, the chef’s personality reflected in the cuisine, and consistency over time and across the menu.
“These criteria guarantee a consistent selection so that a star restaurant has the same value regardless of whether it is in Paris, New York or Tokyo,” Michelin says in a release.
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