Thai-American millennial make glorious supper club success

[harrybarracuda]

• Thai-American millennial Dylan Eitharong started connecting to his roots by cooking Thai food in Orlando.
• In 2019, he moved to Thailand to learn more and went on to open his supper club, Haawm.
• Set up in his aunt's old townhouse, he charges $75 per head. It's become one of the hardest tables to book in Bangkok.

https://www.businessinsider.com/dylan-eitharong-thai-american-chef-supper-club-bangkok-restaurant-success-2024-6

[cyrille]

• Thai-American millennial Dylan Eitharong started connecting to his roots by cooking Thai food in Orlando.
• In 2019, he moved to Thailand to learn more and went on to open his supper club, Haawm.
• Set up in his aunt's old townhouse, he charges $75 per head. It's become one of the hardest tables to book in Bangkok.

https://www.businessinsider.com/dylan-eitharong-thai-american-chef-supper-club-bangkok-restaurant-success-2024-6

Umm...feeling OK, harriet?

[harrybarracuda]

Umm...feeling OK, harriet?

Why's that sybille?

Because I posted an article about a successful, interesting startup restaurant?

[harrybarracuda]

Oh, if you're just being a curmedugeonly wanker again, the original title was

"A Thai-American millennial went to Bangkok to find 'real Thai food.' Now, his private supper club has a monthslong waitlist."


Which is too long to for TD.

[cyrille]

Oh yeah, massive effort there.

You'd better have a lie down, Borat.

[harrybarracuda]

Oh yeah, massive effort there.

You'd better have a lie down, Borat.

Is there ever a day when you're not a whiny old c u n t?