The world of Asian food is limitless and continues to evolve. This show tries to capture the different facets of that. I always learn something new from each episode.

Great show for super foodies!!! Highly recommend!!!

Love the recent spam episode. Eating spam fried rice as I write this ha. Had just gone to Tim Ho Wan in HK before you guys got the NYC branch interview and I know Esther / Mok Bar. Love finding all these like small world and relevant connections to me. Not a fan of matcha or ice cream so of course not all topics will pique my interest, but I always want to know what's up next. I listen for new recs or places or chefs to discover in NYC. FACTS. PS Ignore the one star loser. He needs to take those Sean Spicy facts and go troll somewhere else. I hope one day you can get Eddie Huang or David Chang to stop by and chat with you guys.

You'll learn lots of new interesting tidbits about Asian food you can impress your friends with. You'll be treated to the amazing stories from inspiring chefs. You'll immediately want to pull up Seamless and get yourself a bánh mi. What's not to like?

Love the hosts, and they have had a great group of guests on the show discussing all manner of Asian foodways and culture in America. Glad to see them on the HRN!

I like that they talk a little about the history of the food/cuisine, its relevance today, and interview a chef who is currently doing something fun with the dish/cuisine.

I love this podcast! The interviews and subject matters are informative and inspiring! Highly recommended to anyone who has an interest in food, be it Asian or not!

If you haven't checked out this podcast - do it immediately! You get: 1) Schooled on the deep history of Asian food dishes that are becoming commonplace in the US (they do some thorough research) 2) Awesome interviews with the hottest NYC chefs 3) Witty banter between the FMW hosts 4) Hungry...like immediately Also love that this is a women-run food podcast. The more #bosslady voices in the industry, the better!

My fav food podcast! I love that Lynda interviews chefs in the NYC area. I get to hear the story behind the chef and food before I go and try it.

These women obviously know and love food, are really smart, and manage to not be pretentious at all. Most people who talk about food aren't folks I'd actually have a good time with at a bar/restaurant, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. They also clearly bring a lot to the table via their own backgrounds (aren't just vanilla folks who recently moved to NYC or a big city from someplace boring). I really enjoy listening to and learning from them.

I love this show. It's a great listen and gives me tons of new places to check out in NYC. The hosts are fun and know their stuff. Perfect for those in NYC or visiting NYC becase you get to learn about a new restaurant and get some in depth behind the scenes from the owners/chefs/etc. Def recommend.

While I'd give it five stars for the punning titles alone, I must say that this podcast has gotten me interested in things I didn't even know I cared about, and the breezy, colloquial tone makes me feel like I'm hanging out with the hosts. Check out the very cool website, too!

I love this podcast! I always wondered how know-it-alls (the real know it all's) really, know. it. all. This podcast makes me instantely feel super informed on trendy Asian food. It's an easy listen with funny stories and informative suggestions, facts about origins and history of foods. I feel like I have this bag of info on Asian foods that I'm just waiting to casually unleash. I have a scene already played out in my head and it's not going to be nerdy or uncool at all, I think.

This show keeps me entertained, makes me laugh, and I always learn something new. Great hosts, and amazing guests. Love listening to this!

I love listening to Feast Meets West. Not only you will get some informative content, it will also definitly leave you with an appeitite after every listen!

Feast Meets West dives into the origins of your favorite Asian food and tracks trends as they make their way to North America. It's super informative and you're bound to learn something new!

Love the show. It's fun and educational, and a great way to geek out over Asian food. I especially love hearing the history and backstory of the different dishes.