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The grill is always charcoal – never gas – and the heat ... so you can feel the warmth and smell the smoke.” There’s no panic. No pile of forgotten sausages burning at the back.

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It was pitch dark, and things had cooled down in the town just outside of Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon, where I was ...

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It’s so good you can taste the raw, earthy flavour of their wood grill steaks and wood oven bread, which pair perfectly well with an array of delicious sides and salads, like the Burrata with stone ...

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Six Japanese food professionals — including four acclaimed chefs — took on what seemed to all of them like a near-impossible task. Credit...Yoshinori Mizutani Supported by By Hannah BeechKenji ...

In her telling, however, Ms Guo toys with Manichaean ideas, not least through her cross-dressing heroine. She overlays the story with Buddhist and Taoist philosophy. The author also drops Chinese ...