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The Most Remote Restaurant in the World

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From Faroes to Greenland: A Michelin-Star Team’s Boldest Challenge Yet

The Most Remote Restaurant in the World follows the renowned, Michelin-starred team from KOKS in the Faroe Islands as they take on their most ambitious challenge yet: opening a gourmet restaurant in Ilimanaq, a Greenlandic settlement of just 50 people, accessible only by boat through the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Led by chef Poul Andrias Ziska, the team must navigate vast logistical hurdles – from sourcing local ingredients and hiring staff to earning the trust of the community – all while striving to maintain Michelin-level standards in one of the planet’s most extreme and beautiful locations. With breathtaking landscapes, cultural encounters, and high-stakes ambition, the series explores whether world-class gastronomy can thrive at the very edge of civilization.

Genres

Food & Lifestyle

Duration

1 x 80'

Language

Danish, English

Contributor

Poul Andrias Ziska, Karin Visth, Johannes Jensen

Director

Ole Juncker

Production Company

Plus Pictures

Production Year

2023

Awards

Laurel

Official Selection

Valladolid Food Film Festival 2024

Laurel

Won

Best Documentary Feature
Devour! Food Film Fest 2023

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