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Kevin Pang
Chefs
Mar. 7, 2013
What’s Beverly Kim Up To Now? $29 and The Trib Will Get You The Answer
Beverly Kim is teaching now.
By
Michael Gebert
Chefs
Feb. 15, 2013
The Startling True Life Story Behind Chef Curtis Duffy of Grace
How Curtis Duffy was saved by cooking.
By
Michael Gebert
Chefs
Sept. 13, 2012
Tribune
Profiles Restaurateur It Actually Likes: Tony Hu
Tony Hu gets the in-depth profile he’s long deserved.
By
Michael Gebert
Chefs
Aug. 9, 2012
Where Does a Restaurant Go After Its Chef Dies?
Looking at how Bistro Campagne dealt with the death of its founder.
By
Michael Gebert
Foodies
June 14, 2012
The Tribune’s Master Class in Being One of Those Annoying People Who Take
Tips on shooting food photos in today’s Tribune.
By
Michael Gebert
The Other Critics
Apr. 20, 2012
The Other Critics: Phil, You Go High; Kevin, Go Low
The ‘Trib’ team’s got it all covered.
By
David Hammond
Awards
Mar. 20, 2012
Read, Listen To and Watch Chicago’s Beard Journalism Nominees
Links to all of this year’s Beard-nominated pieces from Chicago journalists.
By
Michael Gebert
Romance
Feb. 9, 2012
Kevin Pang’s Foodie Love Story
Kevin Pang offers a pork love story.
By
Michael Gebert
Food Writing
July 15, 2011
Finally, An Explanation for Chicago’s Barbecue Madness
Kevin Pang explored why so many barbecue joints opened last year.
By
Nick Kindelsperger
Quote of the Day
Feb. 9, 2011
Is Himalayan’s Fish Curry Really Amazing?
Groupon might have used the wrong word to describe the fish curry.
By
Nick Kindelsperger
Quote of the Day
Oct. 26, 2010
Pang’s Sly Michelin Interview
An anonymous Michelin inspector gets tricked.
By
Nick Kindelsperger
Food Media
Aug. 26, 2010
The Cheap Eater Makes the Jump to Video
Kevin Pang is back in front of the camera.
By
Nick Kindelsperger
James Beard Awards
May 3, 2010
Pang and Doerksen Win at James Beard Media Awards; Dolinsky Eats Everything in
The James Beard Media Awards allowed some Chicago journalists to do their worst in the Big Apple.
By
Nick Kindelsperger
Food Media
Apr. 16, 2010
Kevin Pang is the Cheap Eater
His new column will explore Chicago’s more affordable cuisine.
By
Nick Kindelsperger
Other Sites
Mar. 24, 2010
Someone On the Internet is Sick and Tired of Ramps
Shut Up, Foodies does not care about ramps.
By
Helen Rosner
Burgers
Nov. 6, 2009
Kevin Pang’s Koans of Burgery Wisdom
After six months of intense burger consumption, the Tribune columnist shares his findings.
By
Helen Rosner
The Other Critics
Sept. 4, 2009
Watch Out, Kevin Pang
Daniel Zemans becomes an official Chicago burger critic.
By
Helen Rosner
The Other Critics
Sept. 4, 2009
Inside The ‘Chipotle-esque’ Xoco
A sneak peek at Rick Bayless’s new tortas-and-churros joint.
By
Helen Rosner
The Other Critics
Aug. 14, 2009
What Makes A Four-Star Restaurant?
Phil Vettel just handed four stars to Les Nomades, and we aren’t entirely sure we understand why.
By
Helen Rosner
The Other Critics
July 24, 2009
Sepia Still Rocks; Grocery Bistro Gets Better; La Tache is Sloppy
Plus: the Tribune finds a favorite Hong Kong-style diner; Between Boutique goes Latin-Asian
By
Helen Rosner
Pizza Pizza
July 23, 2009
The Great Pizza Slice Debate
The Tribune wonders who in their right mind would ever invent the checkerboard “party-sliced” pizza.
By
Helen Rosner
Openings
July 14, 2009
Coming Soon: Leo’s Coney Island
Chili-topped hot dogs by way of Detroit that have absolutely nothing to do with the New York carnival scene.
By
Helen Rosner