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Eddie Huang Claps Back at The New York Times

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By Chris Crowley
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Eddie Huang and Anthony Bourdain filming an episode of No Reservations at the original Baohaus in 2011. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage via Getty Images.) Okay, maybe the great tradition of the restaurateur raging at critics really is back. A couple of weeks ago, Roman and Williams’ Stephen Alesch took to the Instagram comments section (and his own grid) to protest a New York Magazine pan of Marcel.
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Empire of the Bún

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By Chris Crowley
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A still from Mam, directed by Nan Feix and starring Jerald Head (left) and Nhung Dao Head (right). (Photo courtesy of Loveboat.) B ack in 2016, Jerald Head met his future wife, Nhung Dao Head, while visiting Ho Chi Minh City. As the couple told the writer Mayukh Sen, he approached Nhung with his shaky, beginner’s Vietnamese—and she mistook him for a college student.
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A Brouhaha at the Breuer

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By Chris Crowley
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A Brutalist masterpiece, a rejected restaurant. (Photo by Annie Armstrong.) Two weeks ago, my former colleague Matthew Schneier panned Marcel, the restaurant in the (former Met, now Sotheby’s) Breuer building, created by the auction house and Roman and Williams.
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