This podcast and its host have phenomenal storytelling skills and production quality. Even though it’s only a short series, I love it. My fiancée is Malaysian, and I deeply appreciate this. Hearing the personal stories, the histories, and cultural background of these topics is a richer reward than the foods themselves!

I LOVE the way Jin takes listeners into a deep dive into the history of Asian food. Especially the tea episode where there’s the sound of tea seeping and sifting. It’s very calming and soothing. Also, I like to learn about the differences and so many types of Asian food!!!

My sister and I LOVE this show. An absolutely beautifully crafted podcast (storytelling, research, audio, music) with such a deep and authentic amount of care for the subject. What a extraordinary way to look at Asian food through a multidimensional lens, celebrating people as much as their cuisine. Listen to it people!!

This podcast takes a purposeful and emotional look at food! It is important to see food beyond just how it tastes, and the host does an incredible job of respecting and balancing culture. I love listening!

I listen to a lot of food podcasts and this is by far one of my favorites! Jun provides great insight into different food topics and I appreciate how he brings a diverse group of people to chat and share knowledge. Hope this keeps its momentum! Highly highly recommend for those interested in Asian food, culture, history and reflection.

Tuned in to learn more about durian after I had it for the first time a few months ago, but have been eagerly awaiting every new episode for how deeply informative, charming, and even funny this podcast is! Thank you for sharing your curiosities and knowledge about Asian food!

Every episode is a window into something fascinating, and the host has such a lovely, warm way of talking—I feel like we are already friends. Jun, if you’re ever in San Diego get in touch! I’ll show you all the best taco trucks. ☺️

I love listening to Jun talk about food. His interests align with my own, and I know I'll hear him talk about the history and anthropological links to whatever the topic of the episode is. He delves into the intersection of food and culture and isn't afraid to let topics wander away and follow their own path. As an expat foodie living in Malaysia, his podcast is essential listening as I settle in to my new home.

This podcast is a love letter to all things Asian food and the host carries out this homage with a great mixture of storytelling and facts from the experts. I’m really enjoying it.