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Tucked into a quiet side street, doesn’t announce itself loudly—but it doesn’t need to. This Michelin-starred gem draws you in with an almost magnetic warmth. Stepping through its doors feels less like entering a restaurant and more like being invited into someone’s thoughtfully curated living room. Wooden beams, amber lighting, and rustic Austrian accents—like antique skis, hand-painted ceramics, and alpine landscape prints create a cozy refuge from the world outside, while the hum of quiet conversation and the gentle clink of glasses add to its intimate charm.
But it is the food, not just the setting, that makes Kettner’s Kamota unforgettable.
The cuisine is a confident and inventive fusion: Austrian and Mediterranean foundations layered with precise, poetic notes of Japanese influence. It is fusion not for novelty’s sake, but as a natural expression of the chef’s sensibility—rooted, yet borderless! M. T.