Feast Meets West is a celebration of Asian culture through the lens of food. We are a platform for socializing the diversity of the Asian experience, sharing the history of iconic dishes to the underrepresented foods, and amplifying the voices of the passionate people in the world of Asian food. To learn more, visit www.feastmeetswest.com.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | FoodArtsSociety & Culture |
Eric Tran didn’t set out to open a restaurant during a pandemic, but here we are. Eric took over the lease for Falansai and now operates the Bushwick restaurant as a reimagined 2.0 version, making his interpretation of delicious Vietnamese dishes wit... more
Early last year, Eric Huang left his sous chef position at Eleven Madison Park to open his own restaurant. However, the pandemic forced Eric to switch gears. It led him back to his family's restaurant, Peking House, where he started Pecking House—a d... more
Hetty McKinnon, the internationally renowned cookbook author and food writer, joins us to chat about her latest book To Asia, With Love. It’s filled with a mix of comforting Asian dishes that her Cantonese mother prepared for her growing up, as well ... more
We’re thrilled to be back! For our first episode of 2021, we chat with Joe Boo, Founder of Asian Veggies, a business born out of the pandemic. Joe started Asian Veggies, a New York City based grocery delivery service, as an effort to save his dad’s w... more
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The world of Asian food is limitless and continues to evolve. This show tries to capture the different facets of that. I always learn something new from each episode.
Great show for super foodies!!! Highly recommend!!!
Love the recent spam episode. Eating spam fried rice as I write this ha. Had just gone to Tim Ho Wan in HK before you guys got the NYC branch interview and I know Esther / Mok Bar. Love finding all these like small world and relevant connections to me. Not a fan of matcha or ice cream so of course not all topics will pique my interest, but I always want to know what's up next. I listen for new recs or places or chefs to discover in NYC. FACTS. more
You'll learn lots of new interesting tidbits about Asian food you can impress your friends with. You'll be treated to the amazing stories from inspiring chefs. You'll immediately want to pull up Seamless and get yourself a bánh mi. What's not to like?
Love the hosts, and they have had a great group of guests on the show discussing all manner of Asian foodways and culture in America. Glad to see them on the HRN!
Apple Podcasts | #70 | South Korea/Arts/Food |
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