David Chang Breaks Down "Ugly Delicious" and Bing Bread | Food Skills
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- David Chang's new Netflix docu-series, Ugly Delicious, just launched February 23. Here, the Momofuku mastermind breaks down the guiding principles behind his "ugly delicious" philosophy-an ideology that pushes diners to see the hidden beauty in everyday food. At his new L.A. outpost, Majordōmo, Chang whips up Asia's ubiquitous bing bread, a pancake-like dish that changes meaning depending on the region and culture. Paired with chickpea Hozon-Momofuku's own fermented chemistry experiment-the bread is a simple meal with complex underpinnings. Both Ugly Delicious and bing bread are perfect for diners eager to look beyond the plate.
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I've been enjoying Ugly Delicious thus far. The story telling is excellent.
augafey It has a great combination of good storytelling, good food and humor, the only gripe I have with it is that there are only eight episodes, I NEED MORE
Its good besides the constant connotation to white people bashing
THConnoisseur Jokes man, it's just jokes. He laughed in the second episode when his friend said, "Koreans are the Mexicans of Asians!"
Stroopwafel not like that, watch the last 3 episodes seemed odd to me. I like David but i didnt like that
Can you explain a bit?
ugly Delicious is by far one of my favorite shows ever. Such an excellent job of showcasing food as well as the stories behind food. There such a rich history behind every dish we eat, and the show does such a good job of explaining that. Its a great mix between culinary and history
For all the people in this comment section who don't understand the significance of using koji to ferment beans: *The chickpeas have been partially converted into a miso.*
Just finished the show, it's amazing. Utilizes food to talk more about culture and identity. I would suggest anyone to watch it!
Watched all 8 episodes over the weekend, the first episode and the last two are the best! Raised awareness on things that haven't been covered or mentioned by other food shows before, right on!
David chang is such a rockstar of chefs along with Eddie and Evan Huang. They are just breaking boundaries in food.
One-Eye he’s not trying to. He’s trying to show that we’re more similar than we are different, through food. He grew up in New York wheee there’s different cultures every block. He’s got a sweet story to tell and a good outlook on food culture. That’s why Bourdain said he pretty much gives 0 fucks about what anyone on TV has to say about food, unless it’s Eddie Huang
Fresh off the boat Eddie and Evan Huang ?
Eddie hasn’t done anything groundbreaking to anywhere near the level of Chang. Cringey to mention them in the same sentence.
Dave England neither has Zimmern or Bourdain. Or MOST commentators of food and food culture. Mind of a Chef was the first time we really had a collection of Michelin Star chefs talking about food in a real, digestible way. You don’t have to have an award from a tire company to be a good writer and have a passion and understanding of food. He’s likable and relatable and not a snob. What else is out there? Guy Fieri? Every douche bag Food Network has recycled for the last 15 years?
Eddie Huang tries to be hood but he grew up in a mansion in Florida lmao
I frickin love this show and a huge reason is David Chang
David 'momofuku' Chang. Actually the korean word 'bbang' for bread comes from the french word 'pain' (bread)
Episode 1 about pizza was pretty solid. His experience delivering pizzas came off 100% like it wasn't his idea, he was not ok with it, and the icing on that cake was when the delivery driver said he went to 4 cities in Italy and he could've made a better pizza than any of them. Chang was done. HAHA, the real David came out.
Steven F that was hilarious
He was like, bye Felicia. 👋
Watch episode 4 when he gets pissed when legal immigrants weren't so open to the idea of opening the borders to just anyone....😂
haha right?! i think it was the last delivery when the lady didnt wanna be filmed and david was like, ok I'm done with this shit.
Steven F I respect whoever edited that bit and let his douchey side show. That driver was definitely talking out of his ass, but also I knew he wasnt gonna talk shit about Dominoes. He looked like more than just a delivery driver, driving a brand new GMC suv on tips? Also affording a trip to italy? He was most likely the franchise owner.
David Chang always looks hungover
Drinking makes you cook better imo
Hey I hope everyone has a blessed day!!
Love this show cant wait for more episodes! Love his story telling and the food seems great!!
David Chang is mega successful for a reason.
Just finished binging the show!! Hopefully he makes a 2nd season. Really good and informative.
This is a really good series. If you like food, it's a must watch.
I agree!
David Chang's show is so fucking amazing. Easilly on my top 5 of Netflix's documentary series.
Looks great however, I'm only looking until June. Need to adjust my winter body situation.
It's refreshing to see a person like David Chang who doesn't give a shit while simultaneously be a great chef and businessman.
I love these videos for 3 reasons, they are shot great. Even if the content doesn't interest you, you can just visually enjoy the experience. Second, I love how the people are always talking about the food with love and passion, seeing them cook and talk about their past with culture is great and just warms my heart. And finally I just enjoy learning about all different kind of foods and simple ways to cook them. Every episode is interesting and always gets me hungry and wanting to try new things. Thanks FWF, and everyone working on this, you are doing great work :)
This video was basically a commercial for his LA restaurant.
Ugly Delicious is right up there with Chefs Table and Mind Of A Chef. I binged watched the shit outta that show.
Happy Monday EVERYONE!😃💙
Love your show. it's awesome that you're using high frequencies in the background :)
David Chang should be on Hot Ones!
I discovered this show was on Netflix yesterday. I'll finish it today. I hope we get another season.
DAVID CHANG IS ACTUALLY A GOD. Ive already watched the ugly delicious series on Netflix in one day
Amazing timing. Literally just finished watching ugly delicious and then this video popped up an hour later.
I just want you to know that I've been binge watching all your episodes at work the last few weeks and I made hot wings for myself last night for dinner and I've never been happier. *ALSO GET THE ROCK ON THIS SHOW!!!!!*
Ugly Delicious is such a great show. A few missteps with agenda pushing shouldn't dissuade you from incredible viewing. Loved it :)
Only commenting on this video because on the thumbnail I saw that we discovered the Asian Jimmy Fallon and I just think we should all be congratulating each other for this miraculous discovery.
The first thing i thought when i saw this was naan bread with hummus lol
Growing up as Jordanian I eat Arabic bread ( pite bread ) and hummus everyday. Not sure how I feel watching this guy making these foods and giving them different names.
He thinks everything is Asian food.
In Italy we have Brutti ma Buoni (Ugly but Delicious) cookies - love the notion!
Awesome show
Super cool video, reminds me of Melbourne, Australia in the way that he talks about the melting pot and reflecting the population. David Chang you need to make a trip here and taste our food!
The unity of Asia is often understated. It is commonly assumed Indian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and all the other sub-cuisines are their separate territories, with no overlap. But this couldn't be further from the truth. The breads of Asia really exemplify the close similarities among the cuisines of the Asian continent. Indian Naan, Korean Baang, and Chinese Bing seems different at first, but they are almost identical.
Beautiful series Mr Chang, thanks
If I had Netflix I would love to watch this show!
Already finished the watching the whole thing, lets hope for a second season.
Loved his Netflix documentary
I highly relate to the term ugly delicious.
1. David Chang is my fucking hero
2. I too want to ferment everything with bacteria, where can I find some?
David Chang is the goat 😎🐐
That dip sounds perfect!
I loved ugly delicious and I love fwf
this is perfect
Finished Ugly Delicious last night, great fucking show. They need to make a David Chang/Choe show, the two are like the odd couple
Ugly delicious is the best travel food show in a long time.
Heck yeah as a vegetarian this video was a lot more relatable for me than some of your other videos also who doesn’t love bread
Ugly Delicious was almost romantic for me! made food seem beautiful and unique. really great show. made me appreciate different foods and cultures.
Yay finally a place I can visit within 30 minutes
Looks great, I'd check this out on Netflix
I really enjoyed the show as a whole, both light hearted but tackling some tough subjects at the same time. As someone else mentioned though at times I find chang’s Attitude a little insufferable, he spends a lot of time complaining the “white people” don’t appreciate Asian cuisine. This might be true in America but rest assured in places like Melbourne, Australia multiple Asian cuisines are celebrated. The United Kingdom as a whole can’t get enough of Indian food, and despite in some cases being watered down versions of traditional dishes on the whole it’s very true to source. You can’t use America as evidence to tarnish all other countries as being ignorant to what true Asian food is like. On the whole though it was great.
I’m not even American, but I’m sick of people blaming everything on them.
Non us here, i think the white american (the majority) has gone too soft, especially for white straight male.
Somehow they got all the blame for every problem, to the point "white men/women" have negative connotation attached to it.
That's how i see it from the media/clip from youtube, i don't know about the reality since i don't live there lols.
Everything looks better in slo-mo
I just finished watching all the episodes and I'm sad now because it was so good :(
I need more food shows like Ugly Delicious
Watched the whole series... slow start but fascinating as u figure out the overall message
Chef Chang 👍
Wow looks amazingly different.
Ugly delicious is the reason I am eating tacos right now.
I love ugly delicious it’s my new binge series
Fermented chickpea dip? Hell yea sign me up
Like, I love the guy and everything he stands for but let's be real, that's not ugly in any way
Bread and humus big it up
I'm all about the Ugly Food
btw Ugly is a strong word for such fine looking food
Put this man on HOT ONES he deserves it! P.s. ugly delicious is DOPE! #FoodCultureIsLife
Ugly delicious is the friggin great show and this guy is worth 50 million dollars. Just think about that for a sec
Momofuku for life
I try not to.
After I saw the way he eat，I opened yelp immediately. Real food lover style.
Please give him his own show please
David "Every food originates from Asia" Chang
Kevin Hall I know!!! Every nation ate leaves until Genkis khan did us all a favor
Omg you fucking NAILED IT!
Haha! Yes! This was exactly what I was thinking when I was struggling through the first series of this show.
are you a history buff or listen to Dan Carlin? The sardonic reply you made, makes me think you should run the world.
/r/IamVerySmart
how dare you say hummus is ugly. its one of the most beautiful things in the world
ugly delicious is the story of my life !
Oh shit this looks so good omg i want to eat at his restaurant his food looks perfect for comfort food.
it is a great show on Netflix
I really loved the show, but I hesitated because of the name thinking it would be about food that looks disgusting but is actually really good. They only explain the name of the show 3 episodes in? It really deconstructs authenticity. I'd love a season 2.
I’ve always loved Chinese, Asian food!! 🥘
God damn the the prices on that menu!!!!!! Whao
Man, lots of hateful comments from people who apparently know more than one of the best chefs in the world. Oh CZcams how you continue to disappoint
st0rm oh look another angry person on CZcams who’s never been loved
People either hate chang or love him
The guy might be a good chef but dead personality
MrDasilva8383 Your statement shows that you know nothing about him and have probably never seen anything about him other than this few minute video
MrDasilva8383 “might be a good chef” -he’s one of the world’s best.. And he’s worth $50 mill not just because of his restaurants, but because he’s funny and cool as hell. They don’t give people with dead personalities *multiple TV shows* and magazine covers
These segments used to suck. They used to be way too short to cover some of the topics you tackled. Now... what a change. I'm just sitting here wondering how you managed to fit all of this content into a 3 minute video. Well done.
Hey hummus is already Asian. Just not east Asian.
its west asian, since middle eastern is called west asians
boom
he wasnt making hummus; he used fermented chickpeas. different ingredient and flavor profile from fresh garbanzos since the protein structure of the legume is broken down prior to making the dish
Yeah.. But middle-easterners are most commonly just reffered to as middle-easterners.
J James bro he is korean
Do Desus & Mero for Hot Ones
I have to say I really enjoyed ugly delicious! Really really good
Mmm food looks good
Bring back Thumbs UPs season 4!!!!!
The hostility on that show is kinda painful at times. I can feel David wanting to strangle some of these people. Love the guy.
I need to be in the show taste testing
On the first, or second episode on netflix there was a short video sequence of a concert of bob dylan. Does anyone know the song he played there?
ya vi todo ese programa
Jack came to my mind after looking at the thumbnail
Damn I miss him
lool this can be from anywhere .. I am in african and we make this in our houses everyday for breakfast or dinner
I did not expect the guy to sound like he does.
This guy is great
Who knows this guy from Buzzfeed?
So if you know Korean and Chinese and you watch inside out every time you hear bing bong you hear it as bread bread
What is the opening song??
Get david chang on the hot ones.
I saw the thumbnail and thought it was John from John and Kate plus 8, but with a lil more meat on the bone
Kind of reminds me of Trinidad doubles But deconstructed
Ya know, I would’ve said there is no one capable/worthy of interviewing the legendary Nardwuar, but I think Sean Evans might just be the man for the job.
I'm starting to find David Chang's personality to be a bit insufferable. That being said, there's no denying he's still one of the best chefs in America. It's like when you start getting annoyed by the antics of a great musician, but can't deny that they are amazingly talented at what they do.
No hate, just out of curiosity, what do you find insufferable about him ?
I thought he was rather tame in this video tbh, at least compared to some of the older videos on CZcams~
He constantly compares everything he eats to some Asian dish. Never seems to enjoy any cooking but his own. He also seems to have very little respect for authenticity and history, which is fine, I suppose, because his style of cooking is to break down all the barriers of the past and make new things out of old, but it doesn't hurt to show a little respect to the people who came before and created the dishes he deconstructs.
Galactic123 Hell yeah.. I agree.. He kind of annoying at times. Lol
In Ugly Delicious he connects everything to Asian food because he want to show that the language of food is universal. He want to break down barriers and show that everyone around the world have similar stuff so there shouldn't be a elitist attitude in food saying for example "only southern fried chicken is real fried chicken" or "this isn't BBQ cause it's not made from a pig" so on so forth. He connects this by using Asian food because that is what he is familiar with.
Hes very rude about the whole Asian food thing it always has to be that the Asian version of whatever type of food is better like in the episode of ugly delicious where he kept telling the Vietnamese guy to cook the crayfish the Vietcajun way instead of just Cajun like he has been doing for years.
MAJORDOMO EXECUTUS DO NOT FAIL ME
That show called searching for general Tao was really good as well. But could u show how I'm supposed to eat rice with chop sticks when I'm in a restaurant so I don't look like a moron pls.