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The Miele Guide: Asia's first truly independent restaurant guide - to be launched later in the year. Covers 16 Asian countries.

The Miele Guide: Asia's first truly independent restaurant guide - to be launched later in the year. Covers 16 Asian countries.

The Miele Guide: Asia's first truly independent restaurant guide - to be launched later in the year. Covers 16 Asian countries.

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The Miele Guide is an exciting, new and truly unique Asian restaurant guide. Published by Ate Media Pte. Ltd. (Ate Media) and sponsored by Miele, a German manufacturer of premium and innovative domestic cooking appliances, The Miele Guide is set to become the most respected standard by which restaurants in Asia are judged. Written by food lovers who know and love Asia, The Miele Guide will rank and profile restaurants across the region’s major cities, categorised by country, city and cuisine, in a slim, indispensable volume.

Published on 6/25/08

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