Chefs and Restaurateurs React to Last Night’s Mission Hoodlums
Will there be more destruction tonight?
Will there be more destruction tonight?
Hapa Ramen's going pop-up-to-perm.
He's selling $30 charcuterie kits at Ferry Plaza and the Mission Community Market.
"I refuse to do business with a site as hateful and damaging to small business such as yours. Your user base is a power-tripping hyper-critical horde with little to no knowledge of cuisine or the restaurant industry. Never email me...
"2010, you were a motherfucker. Without a doubt, you have been the most difficult 12 months of my life. If we were cellmates, you would've had me in lipstick. I was your bitch. 2010, you ambushed me in the dark,...
Hapa Ramen's Richie Nakano Attacks Bauer's Beau on the Nets
They'll be doing a weekly pop-up in Potrero on Saturday nights from 6 to 10.
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The Hapa Ramen chef, who's still planning to open a permanent restaurant, describes his pop-up nightmare.
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After she pushes him too far, Nakano ultimately tells her to fuck off.
The wait for ramen on Saturday was up to three hours.
The former Nopa sous brings his ramen business to Coffee Bar for one night only.
"Sure, athletes have tryouts, and actors have auditions. A stage is both. It lasts many hours, is physically and mentally draining... It's the culinary equivalent of getting jumped into a gang." Richie Nakano, sous at NOPA and a.k.a. Linecook,...
The NOPA sous is hoping to open a high-end noodle bar, a la Momofuku.
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