Real fusion food vs Social Media fusion food. What's the difference? True fusion food celebrates cultures in a way that can tell you a story. For example, a lot of the food at Detroit 75 is a fusion of my Lebanese roots and the Mexican influences of Southwest Detroit. The goal is always to respect the traditional flavors and ingredients of both cultures. Social media's version of fusion food isn't meant to do that. Random ingredients smashed together without any thought or consideration is not real food. Respecting cultures is important, and fusion food can be a great way to do that. - Chef Mike #fusionfood #culture #cheftalk
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Fuckin PREACH. tired of these fuckin influencers praising crazy fusion food when in reality it’s just some instant ramen with takis on top or some other monstrosity
It's like when a friend tells you they're cooking and turns out they're baking frozen pizza😂
One cares about flavor and the other one cares about likes and shares.
Don't be that guy who walks in with a bag of hot cheetos and orders a sandwich 😂
Aye playing some Royce 5’9 ! I see yall!!!
Give me the fish n chips and will call it a day🤙
Hot cheetos is fire. Goes well with fish n chips.
You get it. I love talking about food when it’s a passion. Cooking is such a fun thing to do when you have passion and have people around you who are passionate.
This guys restaurant and food going to be around for ages! He actually know what the hell he doing
Love this guy
Could you fuse fish and French fries 🤔🤔
“Social Media food” is utterly disgusting and has no standing in the true culinary world.
not cool to talk about that mexican Laos fusion and not give examples 😡
Love the beats you always put as background music
This is the longest I have ever watched shorts from a single channel ❤
This man is my spirit animal. Appreciate his P.O.V.
Man that looks delicious
This video is perfection
Putting it down for detroit! Got the Royce da 5’9”. Blessings brotha
Nice.