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Average rating3.9
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This was an extremely honest book by a chef who I have always admired. I appreciated knowing the ins and outs of Chang’s life and hearing his honest appraisal of his successes and failures. There was some time slippage and things seemed out of place occasionally. I also don’t imagine that someone who wasn’t a Momo-fangirl would like this as much as I did. So, 4 instead of 5.
Not my cup of tea and didn't come off as the inspirational, intelligent memoir I was hoping for. As for foodie memoirs, there are much more insightful ones out there. It's honest, for sure, but sometimes when you're too honest, the audience might not enjoy what's behind the curtain.