

Layla Khoury
From my grandmother's kitchen in Beirut to yours. Mediterranean food the way it was meant to be — freshest ingredients, generous olive oil, recipes passed through four generations of Lebanese women.
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From my grandmother's kitchen in Beirut to yours. Mediterranean food the way it was meant to be — freshest ingredients, generous olive oil, recipes passed through four generations of Lebanese women.


Trained at Tsukiji Market in Tokyo for eight years. I source the freshest fish daily and prepare every piece with the precision that washoku tradition demands. Omakase experiences a specialty.


Born and raised in Tbilisi, I bring the warmth of Georgian hospitality to every dish. My grandmother taught me the art of khinkali folding when I was seven. Every meal carries her spirit — generous, soulful, and always with wine nearby.


Third-generation pasta maker from Naples. Former sous chef in Manhattan. I make fresh pasta daily using bronze dies and a 50-year-old technique. No shortcuts, no compromises, just pure Italian tradition.


Seoul native and fermentation obsessive. All my kimchi, gochujang, doenjang — made from scratch. Korean food is about depth, balance, and the magic of time. I specialize in Korean BBQ experiences.


Grew up in a floating market in Bangkok. My food is bold, balanced, and unapologetically Thai. Every curry paste pounded by hand in my granite mortar. I specialize in authentic street food experiences.


Learned to cook in my mother's kitchen in Jaipur. Vibrant Rajasthani and North Indian cuisine with spices ground fresh every morning. I specialize in large gatherings and celebrations.


From Oaxaca with love. I grew up grinding corn for tortillas and making mole with my abuela. My food is a celebration of Mexican tradition — bold, colorful, and made from locally sourced ingredients.


Former sous chef at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Lyon. I left the professional kitchen to cook what I truly love — the rustic, honest food of the French countryside. Cassoulet, coq au vin, tarte tatin.


From Moscow with soul. My babushka filled our kitchen with borscht and pirozhki aromas. Now I recreate those flavors — hearty, nourishing, and made with the same patience she taught me.
