Opinion: Gordon Ramsay’s ‘Lucky Cat’ controversy has inspired me to ignore the bizarre opinions of foodies

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It’s not the Open University, just a bit of fun on a plate, and why should Asian food not be interpreted by someone born elsewhere?

A vendor fries duck at a street stall in Binangonan, Rizal province. The duck is deep fried after a boiling process with garlic onions and other spices, resulting in its trademark of crispy duck skin and meatA seller prepares Chuan on a skewer at the Wangfujing food market, in Beijing. Chuan, pronounced as chwan, are small pieces of meat, but on rare occasions can be seafood, roasted on skewers.

 

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It's not all about maneki-neko, but the arts of the itamae, the same as it should not be about business but fine dining, offering the japanese finie cuisine.

He's calling an Asian restaurant the 'Lucky Cat'? I wonder what's on the menu?

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