Mraz & Sohn is not only a snappy name, it really is a family-owned-and-run restaurant. The highly esteemed chef de cuisine, Markus Mraz, is the creative force behind the two Michelin stars and other accolades awarded for dishes that shine with creative flair and taste profoundly of their main ingredients – be it succulent Wagyu beef or octopus.
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