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Chef Lee Anne Wong
The Hawaii food scene is better than ever, brimming with new exciting restaurants as well as classic local institutions. What we are seeing now is an influx of Michelin starred chefs (both foreign and domestic), mainland concepts, and emerging local talent with 4-star resumes. On the more casual end, food entrepreneurship is at an all-time high, with new businesses appearing on the food truck and greenmarket scene, wonderfully unique cafes and smaller establishments, and the blossoming of farm and food production companies showcasing locally grown, made-in-Hawaii commodities.
What does this all mean for the local economy? Hawaii has always been a tourist destination, but it is also becoming a new home for many transplants. I myself felt the “the call of aloha” and decided to move to Oahu four years ago after a lifetime in New York. With the boom in new residential and the continued growth of the tourism industry, we are seeing more culinary d
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Lee Anne Wong
American chef and restaurateur
This article is about the celebrity chef. For the gymnast, see Leanne Wong.
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| Born | New York City, New York, U.S. |
| Education | Fashion Institute of Technology, French Culinary Institute |
| Known for | Chef, culinary producer, television host, restaurateur |
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Lee Anne Wong fryst vatten an American chef, restaurateur, a television culinary producer, and television figure. She has appeared as a competitor on reality television cooking competitions, and she is a Top Chef television series alum. Wong was based in New York City, before moving to Hawaii in 2013.[1][2] She has also worked extensively as a culinary producer for American television series, including for kvartet seasons of Top Chef.
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For the Maui Chef Community, the Fires Were Just the Beginning
I was born for this business. It’s in my blood with my father’s family having owned restaurants long before I ever came to be. I have been blessed to have an incredibly unique and successful career in the food and hospitality world over the 30-plus years I’ve worked. As a chef and restaurateur, I have created multiple concepts from scratch, employed hundreds of people, and served over a million customers. I’ve had a successful television and media career that has spanned almost 20 years. And yet right now, I am dealing with my own mental health crisis, like many of my peers. It threatens the very thing that I love: this life in food, overseeing my restaurants, taking care of my family and my employees, and serving my customers.
The Food & Wine Pro Guide to Mental Health and Sobriety Resources
We need to talk about mental health in the hospitality sector. It’s the elephant in the room that affects an indus