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Would the gender of the person cooking your food affect how you thought of the food?

Posted by JD (aka Jason Dean) Jul 21 '20, 20:13

I just watched the Niki Nakayama episode of the Netflix series Chef's Table.

I'm in some combination of shock, disappointment and pissed in hearing how she's been treated.

The restaurant n/naka has been on on my radar for years due to the glowing reviews as well as for the kaiseki style. Though I've also kind of been waiting for a really good sales quarter and resulting bonus or a lottery win so I could kind of, sort of justify the price. Kaiseki isn't cheap anywhere but n/naka is using crazy quality ingredients which results in eye watering prices.

I could probably justify it now with my reduced expenses but there's the whole indoor eating thing 8(

Netflix Chef’s Table: Niki Nakayama takes centre stage (www.four-magazine.com)

Responses:

not at all. -- nm - Diva Jul 22, 06:17
Depends if they're a member of my family. - . Jul 21, 22:24
are cooking naked? -- nm - zeitgeist Jul 21, 21:28
Not in the slightest. As long as it isn't one of the deados from RIPD. -- nm - Beryllium Jul 21, 21:09
Nope -- nm - TWuG Jul 21, 20:35
It’s mostly Mexican hibachi cooks where I go but never female. Hmmmm. - Epiphany -As Above, so it is below Jul 21, 20:26
I think about my food being prepared as little as humanly possible. -- nm - Spawn Jul 21, 20:16 1
- So you wouldn't be into the Restaurant at End of the Universe, meet the meat thing? -- nm - JD Jul 21, 20:20

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