There’s no bad time to catch up with Dave Pynt, chef and owner of fire-driven Michelin-starred Burnt Ends in Singapore. However, this seems like an especially good time to talk Michelin stars and New Zealand & South Australia, kitchen culture in Singapore, whether staging (working for free in restaurants) is a good thing, especially in light of Dave’s topical experience at NOMA in Copenhagen.
https://burntends.com.sg
We also mention Will Goldfarb - here’s my chat with Will from 2021, when Dirty Linen was just a baby!
https://deepintheweeds.com.au/podcast/will-goldfarb-room-4-dessert-bali-creativity-humility-art-and-dessert/
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