WANTED ONLINE | FYN’s founder, chef Peter Tempelhoff, says The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list is the ‘holy grail of restaurant awards’
Speaking on this remarkable milestone, FYN’s founder, chef Peter Tempelhoff, described the list as the “holy grail of restaurant awards”.
“Now the pressure is on,” he said in a statement. “We just need to keep doing what we’ve been doing, keep innovating. That’s how we have got to where we are — we keep pushing the boundaries and try not to become too stagnant with the dishes and concepts.
“It’s an incredible honour being recognised. It’s been the craziest thing … having people contact me who I’ve worked with from all over the world wanting to congratulate me,” he said, adding that FYN’s unique approach was probably one of the biggest contributors to its ranking on the 2022 list.Jennifer Hugé, FYN Restaurant's Service and Beverage Director and one of Chef Peter Tempelhoff's business partners.
also made the extended list of The World’s 50 Best Restaurants. Scot Kirton and James Gaag’s fine-dining restaurant La Colombe, and chef Kobus van der Merwe’s Wolfgat placed at 56 and 90 respectively.
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