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Our next guest is the creator of the intimate dining experience, family meal. Cambodian culture and cuisine were decimated during the Khmer Rouge. Ethan is on a journey to share Cambodian cuisine with Chicago and explore what it could have looked like had the genocide didn’t happen. Although his path isn’t a linear one, it seems like his curiosity never led him astray in and out of the hospitality industry. Please enjoy my conversation with Ethan Lim. Oh and if you haven’t tried his Cambodian fried chicken sandwich, get on it.
Hermosa: 4356 W Armitage. Chicago IL
Cambodian Futures Documentary
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