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Busting a Food Myth: Wine Really Does Go With Thai Cuisine Jarrett Wrisley

Busting a Food Myth: Wine Really Does Go With Thai Cuisine

A wine dinner at a Bangkok restaurant proves an enigmatic Irishman wrong about the relation of wine to Asian food

A New Restaurant's Biggest Crisis Jarrett Wrisley

A New Restaurant's Biggest Crisis

The owner of Bangkok's recently opened Soul Food Mahanakorn weighs his toughest decision thus far: whether to fire a manager—and risk losing the entire staff

One Month in, a Restaurateur Tinkers With the Machine Jarrett Wrisley

One Month in, a Restaurateur Tinkers With the Machine

Glitches and unending work have weighed on Soul Food Mahanakorn's owner—but his first weeks have all been worth it

The Big Day: After Months of Work, a Restaurant Opens Jarrett Wrisley

The Big Day: After Months of Work, a Restaurant Opens

Not even a flood can stop our first-time restaurateur as he triumphantly opens Soul Food Mahanakorn

Dad at His Side, a Restaurateur Perseveres Courtesy of Jarrett Wrisley

Dad at His Side, a Restaurateur Perseveres

Building a restaurant abroad can seem impossible—but not if your contractor father flies 12,000 miles to pitch in

To MSG or Not to MSG? richardmasoner/flickr

To MSG or Not to MSG?

Monosodium glutamate is everywhere in Asia. But is it the cooking equivalent of steroids? A restaurateur decides whether he wants his chicken to be juiced.

A Restaurateur's First Mate Jarrett Wrisley

A Restaurateur's First Mate

Thanapat "Pat" Chamuangkul is more than a manager. He's a cultural guide for a restaurant owner in a strange land.

The Name Game: A Restaurateur's Struggle Jarrett Wrisley

The Name Game: A Restaurateur's Struggle

A name doesn't matter, or does it? An entrepreneur finds inspiration in other businesses—including "Reggae Chicken."

Thailand's Other Protests: Pro-Sustainable Food Jarrett Wrisley

Thailand's Other Protests: Pro-Sustainable Food

The rural communities that fueled the Red Shirt movement are also calling for an end to industrial agriculture. Slide Show

In Bangkok, Cooking in a Time of Chaos Jarrett Wrisley

In Bangkok, Cooking in a Time of Chaos

Trapped in his house as Molotov cocktails and bullets fill his city, a soon-to-be restaurateur finds solace in food

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