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I was unsure where to post this, so @DonRocks please move it where you feel it is appropriate. We are always on point to recommend places to eat as well as books to read, and on several occasions we'll link to an article to reference a current event or opening of a restaurant. I read this piece by Michelle Zauner in the New Yorker, and it is the most moving written work I have read. "Crying in the H Mart " , written by Michelle Zauner, published on August 20, 2018 is a must read. Take a moment to read it, and let me know your thoughts. Sobbing, kat
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Read through this article this weekend, and found it odd and fascinating. http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/08/29/damon-baehrel-the-most-exclusive-restaurant-in-america Don't have much more to add other than it is a good read, and has anyone on this board ever eaten there?
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Who's to Judge? BY LAUREN COLLINS "Unlike Michelin, which employs a brigade of full-time inspectors, the 50 Best relies on volunteers, a group of "restaurant-industry experts." The members of the Diners Club World's 50 Best Restaurants Academy, as it is called, are divided into twenty-seven regions. Each region has a chairperson, who appoints thirty-six voters (he or she being one of them), of whom roughly a third are chefs and restaurateurs, a third food journalists, and a third "well-travelled gastronomes." Each voter has seven votes, submitted in order of preference for restaurants at which he has eaten in the previous eighteen months. At least three of the votes must go to restaurants outside his region. There are not too many other rules, but voters can't select restaurants in which they have a financial stake, and, with the exception of the regional chairs, they are supposed to remain anonymous. "Given that this list is based on personal experiences it can never be definitive," the 50 Best Web site declares. "But we believe it is an honorable survey of current tastes and a credible indicator of the best places to eat around the globe.' "
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My Name is Joe Biden and I’ll Be Your Server
