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Chef & Owner, Momofuku Restaurants

What should we be asking ourselves? 1:24 Discuss
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David Chang On Genetically-Modified Food 1:43 Discuss
How can we eat better? 1:34 Discuss
How has globalization changed the way we eat? 2:37 Discuss
What are animal rights? 2:14 Discuss
David Chang On Veganism and the Environment 3:24 Discuss
Can organic food be mass produced? 1:45 Discuss
How should the Bible be interpreted? 2:13 Discuss
Does religion inform your worldview? 4:31 Discuss
What is the most underrated cuisine? 1:40 Discuss
Who are the great chefs? 1:43 Discuss
Do you have a creative process? 2:49 Discuss
What is the best meal you've ever prepared? 1:29 Discuss
David Chang On New York Restaurants 4:57 Discuss
Is American culture inherently wasteful? 1:24 Discuss
David Chang On Working with Local Farmers 5:29 Discuss
What five ingredients do you always have on hand? 0:40 Discuss
What makes a great recipe? 3:37 Discuss
What do you make of food TV? 4:24 Discuss
What makes a celebrity chef? 2:06 Discuss
What makes a great chef? 1:37 Discuss
Learning to Cook: Apprenticeship or Culinary School? 3:10 Discuss
David Chang On Dumb Luck 1:12 Discuss
What do you do? 2:35 Discuss
David Chang On Growing Up Korean-American 1:27 Discuss
Who are you? 3:41 Discuss
What are some of your favorite recipes? 2:50 Discuss

User_retn_5f51ffbd6 David Chang is a Korean-American chef who is known for his unique combination of Asian food and French technique. After graduating Trinity College, Chang worked briefly in the financial services before embarking upon his career as a chef. Chang attended the French Culinary Institute and opened his first restaurant, Momofuku Noodle Bar, in Manhattan's East Village in 2003. Momofuku proved a resounding success; food critics as well as customers loved the restaurant’s signature dishes, such as the Asian burrito and the kimchi and pork consomme. In 2006, Chang opened his a second restaurant, Momofuku Ssam Bar. Chang was honored as both GQ and Bon Appetit's 2007 Chef of the Year. Chang is unapologetic about his food. "We do not serve vegetarian-friendly items," Chang has said. "Vegetarians are a pain in the ass as customers."

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