The Audacity of Hope... and Szechuan Peppercorn | A.Myint & D. Bowien, Mission Chinese Food
Mission Chinese Food is a co-project of a restaurateur, chef and food consultant Anthony Myint and chef Danny Bowien. The project has humble origins springing from trucks and fleeting pop-ups and traces its beginning in a different project called Mission Street Food. Mission Street Food was replaced by Mission Chinese Food in 2010 and became one of San Francisco’s top 100 restaurants. Anthony cooperates with chef Danny Bowien, who was named a 2011 rising star chef by San Francisco Chronicle. Head chef Danny Bowien serves some of the most interesting food of Szechuan and Chinese-American classics to Cantonese, Taiwanese and Xi´an tastes. In 2012, Anthony and Danny opened a second location of Mission Chinese Food in New York, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. In 2013, Bon Appetit Magazine named Mission Chinese Food the ninth-most important restaurant in the United States. Anthony also opened a charitable fine-dining establishment called Commonwealth Restaurant in 2010. Danny was awarded the prestigious “Rising Star Chef” by the James Beard Foundation in May 2013.
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