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A dish from Wolfgang Puck using fresh fish from Seiichi | Courtesy of Life & Thyme

Omotenashi

Season 2 Episode 4
26:40
Cassia's pot au feu | Courtesy of Life & Thyme

Beyond Pho

Season 2 Episode 5
26:40
Pastrami sandwich at Wexler's | Courtesy of Antonio Diaz MKs3

The Jewish Deli

Season 3 Episode 1
26:40
Noriko Kamei | Still from "The Migrant Kitchen" Sequoia Sake MKs3

Sequoia Sake

Season 3 Episode 2
26:38
Pozole broth being poured tableside at restaurant El Jardin. | Still from "The Migrant Kitchen"

El Jardín

Season 3 Episode 3
26:40
Chef Brandon Jew | Antonio Diaz MKs3

Mister Jiu's Chinatown

Season 3 Episode 4
26:40
Labneh from Dyafa | Jim Sullivan MKs3

Man'oushe

Season 3 Episode 5
26:40
Lou Dogg's Crispy Chicken Skin from EP & LP | Antonio Diaz MKs3

Louis & Jazz

Season 3 Episode 6
26:29
Los Angeles: Taiwanese Food

Los Angeles: Taiwanese Food

Season 4 Episode 1
26:48
Portland: Russian Food

Portland: Russian Food

Season 4 Episode 2
26:50
Puerto Rico: Food Sovereignty

Puerto Rico: Food Sovereignty

Season 4 Episode 3
26:47
Houston: African American Foodways

Houston: African American Foodways

Season 4 Episode 4
26:47
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The Migrant Kitchen

Badmaash

Season 2 Episode 3

Indian food has often been associated with stiff restaurants, all-you-can-eat buffets and heavily spiced, cream-based dishes. The Mahendro family (Anu, Pawan, Nakul and Arjun) immigrated to Los Angeles and found that they didn’t recognize any of the so-called Indian food available to them. Like carefully selected spices to a classic Indian dish, each family member contributes something special and significant to their restaurant Badmaash and to the city of L.A. Featured in the episode: Downtown L.A.’s Badmaash.