
The Plate Up strives to be a platform where Hospitality insights are discussed and shared. It is a space where two professionals from both sides of the pass get to talk about food, beverages, trends and the industry's inner workings.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | FoodArts | ||||

We got firsthand experiences in different hotels and got to live and then analyze the way the pandemic was handled
Today Heshan, Josh and Sebastian share opinions on the restaurant awards, their benefits and disadvantages
Today i am joined by Joshua Cameron for a poignant discussion about discrimination in the hospitality industry, the BLM movement that's gripping the world, the difficulties of being a BIPOC staff member in the restaurant world and the Michelin guides... more
Heshan and Sebastian discuss Grand Hotels and their relevance in today’s market. They also dig into Foie Gras and the ethical aspects of food production. Needless to say that this brings out contradictions between ethics and pure gourmandise.
In this week’s episode we touch on Wine serving temperatures, what constitutes a Kitchen Brigade, how experiencing Breakfast service is a must for any culinary team member. We discuss the resignation of Bon Appetit’s Editor and the different online s... more
For our 10th episode we are joined by Chef Chandler Schultz. We get to learn a bit about his background and get to discuss some behaviours that might change for the Food and Beverage industry
For this episode, Heshan and Sebastian separately compiled a list of what they think are the most overrated and underrated ingredients and compared notes. Sebastian approached the exercise from a Home Kitchen perspective whereas Heshan looked at it f... more
This week we discuss a call for Customers to consume more and not hog seating spaces. Free opinions from both Heshan and Sebastian aplenty. We also touch on Canned wines and follow on the KitchenAid adventures.
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