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A taste of the Alps

By LI YINGXUE | China Daily | Updated: 2025-10-11 10:05
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Two dishes created by Swiss chef Michaela Frank for her pop-up menu in Beijing, which she adapted to Chinese tastes while adding her own creative twists. [Photo provided to China Daily]

After working in several fine dining restaurants and being a part of the Swiss culinary juniors national team, she found more joy and purpose in cooking food for a wider audience and not only for those who can afford fine dining.

At 29, Frank has already made a name for herself on the European culinary scene. She trained under renowned chefs, including Nenad Mlinarevic, and benefited from Uccelin Foundation scholarship program. Combining technical precision with ingredient-driven creativity, she has earned 14 Gault Millau points (out of 20), becoming Switzerland's youngest female chef to achieve this distinction.

Frank also led the kitchen at Rank in Zurich, a restaurant recognized for its eco-conscious cuisine, and is celebrated for her inventive, sustainable approach to cooking.

"Food is a universal language that connects cultures and people," said Jurg Burri, Ambassador of Switzerland to China.

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