Awkwafina digs into her culinary roots to try something a little crazy: Open a restaurant – WTOP News
- On Friday, Apple launched the eight-episode series 'Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook,' starring Emmy-winning Awkwafina on a cross-country journey exploring Asian American cuisine and her family's restaurant legacy.
- Nora Lum, known professionally as Awkwafina, comes from restaurant royalty; her family operated Lum's, an iconic Cantonese restaurant in Queens that closed after four decades in the 1990s.
- She collaborated with acclaimed chef Roy Choi to master various dishes, culminating in a one-night pop-up at a Manhattan pizzeria that served 50 guests.
- The project sparked a '180-degree shift' for the actor, and Awkwafina is now working to reopen Lum's long-term after gaining the confidence to lead the kitchen.
- Executive producer David Brindley noted the show evolved into a deeply personal narrative, intending to inspire viewers that it is 'never too late' to master new skills.
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Awkwafina digs into her culinary roots to try something a little crazy: Open a restaurant – WTOP News
NEW YORK (AP) — Awkwafina was feeling under the weather recently and decided she was going to make soup. And that startled her because she hasn’t always been the kind of person who made soup. “If I had told myself like a year or so ago that I would be looking at ingredients to make...
Awkwafina digs into her culinary roots to try something a little crazy
NEW YORK (AP) — Awkwafina was feeling under the weather recently and decided she was going to make soup. And that startled her because she hasn’t always been the kind of person who made soup. “If I
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Awkwafina digs into her culinary roots to try something a little crazy: Open a restaurant
NEW YORK (AP) — Awkwafina was feeling under the weather recently and decided she was going to make soup. And that startled her because she hasn't always been the kind of person who made soup.
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