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Harry Kosato Brings Kolkata Chefs Together Over Chinese Cuisine

Harry Kosato Brings Kolkata Chefs Together Over Chinese Cuisine
Japanese culinary ambassador Harry Kosato brings Kolkata’s top chefs together at Eau Chew · telegraphindia.com

Harry Kosato invited many Kolkata chefs to lunch at the old restaurant Eau Chew.

Food writer Rukshana A. Kapadia helped organize the gathering.

About 24 chefs and food professionals attended.

They came together to celebrate Kolkata’s Chinese food tradition.

Joel Huang, who belongs to the restaurant’s fourth generation, cooked for the guests.

Kikkoman chefs also helped prepare the meal.

The food included soups, noodles, fish, prawns, pork and chicken.

The meal ended with vanilla ice cream and soy caramel sauce.

The event also thanked chefs for the important work they do.

Key facts

Host
Harry Kosato, director of Kikkoman India and Japanese Cuisine Goodwill Ambassador
Co-host
Food writer Rukshana A. Kapadia
Venue
Eau Chew, a nearly 100-year-old family-run restaurant on Central Avenue
Attendance
Around 24 chefs and culinary personalities
Restaurant chef-owner
Joel Huang, Eau Chew’s fourth-generation chef-owner
Menu highlights
Chimney Soup, Josephine Noodles, Mandarin Fish, Prawn with Black Beans, Loo Pork and Stir-Fry Chicken
Dessert
Vanilla ice cream with soy caramel sauce

Quotes

Rukshana A. Kapadia

Food writer and co-host of the gathering

“It’s so beautiful that a 60-seater restaurant is being run literally by one person. So, you get that experience and that feeling of eating in someone’s home. I think it’s actually hospitality in its true spirit and its true essence.”
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“Chefs are heroes for me. They are the ones who are the heart and heartbeat of any kitchen. And this is my way of saying thank you to them for feeding all of us, for nourishing our hearts and our bellies”
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Harry Kosato

Director of Kikkoman India and Japanese Cuisine Goodwill Ambassador

“Eau Chew is nearly 100 years old. Through this event, we wanted to celebrate the fact that the love for Indian Chinese food was born in Kolkata”
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