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they were not invented
Michelin GuideNo, the Michelin Guide operates on a 3 star system. Some restaurants may have the "raising star" that is given from the inspectors and it is like an extra star..
Chefs can hold a Michelin star for as long as their restaurant maintains the standards required by the Michelin Guide during annual evaluations. If a restaurant's quality declines or it fails to meet the criteria, it can lose its star in subsequent years. Conversely, a restaurant can also gain stars if it improves. Therefore, the duration of holding a star can vary significantly based on consistent performance.
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Mint in Ranelagh and Bon Appetit in Malahide have recently joined three other Dublin restaurants - Chapter One, L'Ecrivain and Thornton's - with one Michelin star. The Patrick Guilbaud restaurant, also in Dublin, retains its two star status and is the only Irish restaurant to be awarded more than one star.
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None, 3 star michelin is the highest of the michelin rating
Arbutus is a well known English restaurant that has received a Michelin Star for its high quality food. It is located at 63-64 Frith Street in London.
No one is going to mistake Sizzler for a Michelin 3-star restaurant, but they serve good inexpensive food.
The chef's renowned culinary skills earned her a Michelin star for her restaurant.
Emeril Lagasse has received a total of one Michelin star for his restaurant Emeril's New Orleans, which was awarded in the 2008 Michelin Guide for New Orleans. However, he is not currently associated with any Michelin-starred restaurants, as the star was lost in subsequent years. Despite this, Emeril is a highly influential figure in the culinary world, known for his television shows and contributions to Creole and Cajun cuisine.
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