
A chef’s honest account of life in restaurant kitchens
Anthony Bourdain tells the story of his career in professional kitchens, from his first job as a dishwasher to becoming executive chef in New York. He describes the world behind the dining room, including its drugs, hard work and love of food.
Readers who like food writing and memoirs.
The book that made Bourdain famous.
Nonfiction · Restaurants · Memoir · Food
312 pages · ≈ 9 h
Anthony Bourdain.
New York restaurant kitchens.
A frank and funny insider’s account of the restaurant world.
Gritty, funny and honest.