Street Food Vendor
Self-employed, Melbourne Markets
I sold bánh mì from a cart at weekend markets. English was basic, cash was tight, but the food brought people back every week.
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From Street Food Vendor to Michelin-Starred Chef
Executive Chef in Hospitality & Food · Melbourne, Australia
My mother taught me to cook in a two-room apartment in Hanoi. Now I cook for people who pay $300 a plate — but the recipes are still hers.
Self-employed, Melbourne Markets
I sold bánh mì from a cart at weekend markets. English was basic, cash was tight, but the food brought people back every week.
The Richmond Kitchen
A restaurant owner tried my food at the market and offered me a trial shift. I worked as a dishwasher first, then prep cook, then sous chef.
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