There's no such thing as work-life balance in the restaurant industry
Hours are brutal, burnout is rampant, something’s got to give
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Hours are brutal, burnout is rampant, something’s got to give
Make the most of grilling season as per Pusateri's master butcher, Joe Figliomeni and Toronto chef and restauranteur superstar, Adrian Niman.
Think wagyu fajitas with unbeatable waterfront views
Decor has been revamped in the space as well as menus at hotel restaurants Prime Grill and The Peak, which were developed and curated by Food Dudes owner and executive chef Adrian Niman. "We've developed dishes that reflect summer dining habits and cravings," says Niman. "Guests will enjoy a variety of steaks, seafood bites and vegan dishes and we're excited to introduce adult ice cream, which reconceives dessert, marrying your favourite cocktail flavours into a cool, refreshing summer treat." Regular events will be hosted there like "Staycation Saturdays" with food, cocktails and DJs...
Despite the global pandemic, Rasa found success last year thanks to a thriving takeout business, street-side patio and some extra creativity. But 2021 has been far from a smooth ride. Stagnating takeout orders, frustrating—and inconsistent—regulations and pervasive Covid fatigue have taken their toll on the Food Dudes’ crown jewel. Here, Adrian Niman, the company’s executive chef, explains why they decided to shut the business down for 28 days during the third lockdown, and what he expects from the rest of the year. —As told to Jacob Rutka “Looking back, we were actually lucky dur...