From food truck to 35,000 feet: Penelope Wong takes Yuan Wonton to the skies
The James Beard-nominated owner of Yuan Wonton is one of 11 chefs developing a new in-flight menu for United.
The James Beard-nominated owner of Yuan Wonton is one of 11 chefs developing a new in-flight menu for United.
The limited residency is a new way to experience the state’s only double Michelin-starred restaurant.
Chefs and farmers scramble to adapt as water shortages threaten local produce.
The restaurant plans to hold its final service on Saturday, June 13.
“I think for a long, long time, Mexican food hasn’t been looked at the way that I think it deserves to look like … that’s kind of like the chip on my shoulder.”
Chaotic spring weather means a shorter window of availability for chef favorites — including morels, white asparagus and rhubarb.
Carrie Baird joins 11 other contestants on “Chopped Castaways.”
The five-course experience is $85 per person.
“There’s nothing more restorative than good food and good music, and this partnership really drives that message home.”
“I think our food right now is so relevant, and some of it is ahead of where things are. I think we’re being very creative.”
“I’ve been working on this idea and this feeling for years now.”
It’s moving into the former home of Under the Sun.
The menu includes a $20 hot plate lunch special.
High five to these five finalists!
The honorees span four categories, including Outstanding Chef.
Its world-renowned founder, sushi master Nobu Matsuhisa, was on hand for the festivities.
Whet your appetite!
It will debut on Thursday, March 26.
Petit Chelou offers a playful tasting menu experience housed inside Hop Alley.
Its original owner has decided to move back to Japan.
Guests have been left in the dark at The Guest.
A growing local Mexican chain has moved into the former El Tepehuan in Englewood.