Eddie Huang

Eddie Huang is an American chef, restaurateur, and author known for his vibrant personality and influence on Asian-American culture. He gained prominence with his restaurant Baohaus in New York City and authored the memoir "Fresh Off the Boat," which inspired the popular TV sitcom of the same name. Huang is celebrated for blending traditional Taiwanese flavors with modern culinary twists and for openly discussing issues related to identity, culture, and race. His work has helped elevate Asian cuisine and representation in mainstream media, making him a notable voice in contemporary culinary and cultural conversations.