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During Heroes Made in Asia, you can not only score delicious food at the Food Market, but you can also follow food demonstrations in the new Food Theater! Learn how to make sushi or some tasty Asian snacks, and get insider tips from expert chefs.

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Which chef's do you want to see?
At every edition of Heroes Made in Asia, the Food Theater is a place where visitors get inspired by the best Asian cuisine. From sushi and Tteobokki to sweet street food snacks, our chefs show you how it’s done, share their insider tips, and of course: let you taste their delicious creations.
For the next edition we’re cooking up something special!
Chef Miyuki Masuda
Hailing from Osaka, Japan, this chef currently lives in the United States where she’s Chef de Partie at the renowned Sushi Kashiba. 💫 What makes her story extra special? She’s completely self-taught and the first female chef ever at one of Master Chef Kashiba Shiro’s restaurants – a disciple of the legendary Jiro Ono (of Jiro Dreams of Sushi fame). Her beautiful, seasonal creations have earned her a huge fan base on Instagram, and her local pop-up dinners are all the rage!