
Dave Chang has a few questions. Besides being the chef of the Momofuku restaurants and the creator and host of Netflix’s 'Ugly Delicious,' Dave is an avid student and fan of sports, music, art, film, and, of course, food. In ranging conversations that cover everything from the creative process to his guest’s guiltiest pleasures, Dave and a rotating cast of smart, thought-provoking guests talk abou... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 629 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodSociety & CultureArts | |||

Dave turns a solo episode into a shabu-shabu meal with our pal Chris Ying.
They talk about the beauty of dishes like shabu-shabu, whether they like fish balls, and how Dave makes a delicious sauce for the dish.
The duo then talks about Dave's recen... more
Dave has director and filmmaker David Ma in the studio, who is known for his amazing work with food on-screen.
Dave makes an unusual pairing of delicious dishes for David: a breakfast burrito and clay pot rice. See if he can nail them both ... or ne... more
Dave makes a quick snack that you might see more and more often in the coming years: dried squid.
He talks about the rising amount of cephalopods in the ocean, discusses the specific umami and texture of squid, and ponders whether it might be coming... more
Dave is joined by friend of the show and host of Recipe Club Chris Ying and producer (young) David Meyer.
Dave serves a Chinese chicken salad and some leftover jangjorim. Then the trio dives into some real Inappropriate Dinner Conversations in a new... more
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This new format is great to watch but not as good when driving at work just listening…..
Listened every episode since 2019 and loved the deep dive talks or anything but with the recent cooking episodes its unlistenable!!! Its just pots banging around and the sound of oil sizzling for 30s at a time with talk that makes no sense or sounds like youre commentating on something not there. Dont shoehorn video in an audio listening format to promote random shows
It’s not the same without you guys bantering
What an amazing conversation, they talked about cooking, writing, low self-esteem and therapy; this episode felt like I was in a therapy session!! The conversation was open, honest, authentic, and inspiring! I want to re-listen again and again, and take notes!! Go listen to it—do it now!!!
I’ve been listening to your podcast every day, trying to catch up to hear all the episodes and I already found everything you speak of is educational and inspiring and relatable. Listening to just the bio on Roy Choi‘s episode gave me chills, while I am on a run in Texas summer 100° heat. But then hearing how he’s a late bloomer and having to provide after getting into cooking late in the game is literally my experience as an Asian American chef/new mom as well. Look up to you guys more than you... more
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Conversations focus heavily on culinary innovation, personal narratives, and the intersections of food with culture, society, and creativity. The host engages with a wide array of guests, from renowned chefs to cultural figures, who share their insights into the culinary world while also exploring broader themes like identity, social connections, and emotional resilience. Notable discussions revolve around food trends, restaurant culture, and the impact of cuisine on personal and communal lives, offering listeners a blend of humor, education, and exploration of the food landscape with a personal touch. This podcast likely appeals to food enthusiasts, aspiring chefs, and anyone interested in the cultural implications of dining and culinary p... more
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Recent guests on The Dave Chang Show include:
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2. Chris Ying
3. Owen Han
4. H Woo Lee
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6. Courtney McBroom
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