The scenes were actually shot in the real Michelin-starred Ever in the West Loop. You also get a quick glimpse of the acclaimed Cong You Bing being rolled out, a green-onion, and sesame-studded bread that’s always made to order.Įver: In the episode titled “Forks”, Richie takes a turn staging in a fictional three-starred Michelin restaurant.
This Ukrainian Village restaurant is run by two brothers, Daniel Wat and Eric Wat, who make cameos throughout episode three. Lao Peng You: You’d be hard-pressed not to mention the drool-worthy dumplings coming out of the Lao Peng You kitchen. Just be sure to get there early - it’s worth the wait. If you want to copy Syd’s order, get the mushroom adobo, the breakfast sandwich with longanisa (Filipino sausage), a crispy hash brown, a mango tart, and a matcha latte. The bakery (by day) and fine dining establishment (by night) is the first Filipino restaurant to win a Michelin star. Kasama: One of the season’s most noteworthy scenes is when Syd kicks off her Chicago food tour by breezing into Kasama without a line out the door. Here’s a list of the Chicago restaurants, bars, and beyond featured throughout season two of The Bear: Photo by Timothy Flores From stunning skyline shots to music from local artists like Mavis Staples, this season of The Bear is a true love letter to Chicago. And it’s not just restaurants that were showcased. Beef in River North is prominently featured in season one, this season includes a wider range of Chicago hot spots, from Michelin-star restaurants to casual pizza joints. That was the case with season two of The Bear, Hulu’s fictional show about Carmy Berzatto and his family transforming their Italian beef spot into a world-class restaurant.
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