Michelin-starred Molina KL serves up confident European fare


Grouper and cacao make for surprisingly amiable bedfellows in this show of creativity. — Molina KL

When Molina Kuala Lumpur first opened nearly two years ago, head chef Guillaume Depoortere was slowly but eagerly finding his footing.

At the time, Depoortere was in entirely new territory – he was only 26 and had forged his career exclusively in Michelin-starred restaurants in Europe. He had never worked in Asia before, but uprooted and came to Malaysia. New adventures beckoned and Depoortere was up for the challenge.

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