Chef's Night Out: Malört Shots, Duck Frites, and Quesadillas (Fat Rice)

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If you do a Chef's Night Out in Chicago and don't take a shot of Malört, were you even in Chicago? We head out for an epic evening with the duo behind Logan Square's Fat Rice, Abe Conlon and Adrienne Lo. The night begins at a Logan Square classic, Lula Cafe. After three courses of Chef Jason Hammel's delicious farm-to-table food, the crew visits Café Marie-Jeanne for porron waterfalls and duck fat frites.
Then it's off to Rose's Lounge, the ultimate Chicago dive-bar, for Old-Style in frosted mugs and shots of Malört and Slivovitz. The night ends back at Fat Rice with pork chop sandwiches, oyster "omelettes,” "poor man's sushi”... and more shots of Malört.
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20 июн 2018

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@Ilao30 6 лет назад

This chef is legit. I was lucky enough to work under him in one of his summer programs during high school. All this hate in the comments saying "hipster" chef as if it demeans his work. Go taste his food, bet it blows your mind.

@thomasrainbow 6 лет назад

People are calling this guy a "hipster"? lol! It's funny everyone's definition of a hipster is different depending on your perspective! Come to Portland. I'll show you some fucking hipsters.

@BassssicBasssssssss 6 лет назад

'hipster' just means anyone who doesn't make burgers or pizza or any other basic fast food shit, and incorporates other cultures into their cooking.

@vance9090 6 лет назад

James Green except everyone calls anyone from The Pizza Show a hipster 😂

@user-xr3ry9wu4y 6 лет назад

lol wtf?

@jorgeenchilada 5 лет назад

@@BassssicBasssssssss i feel like the problem is these type of people who are of this ilk always complain about cultural appropriation then are the biggest offenders of it. It's always these super hipster type guys who make Japanese and Chinese and Vietnamese and any other Asian type food and have maybe been to the countries a month total. Like at least live there a year then you aren't a hipster for cooking the food. you don't know shit about it if you stay there a month. But dw, they will complain about "cultural appropriation" of other shit

@wongjefx980 6 лет назад

Adrienne is one hot chef. Asian man of mystery knocking back the fountain of booze is a hero. Wish I could eat and drink like these guys on Chef's Night Out... but I would be tapping out after the first place.

@dezeman8062 6 лет назад

I loved this one, makes me wanna go to Chicago and spend a lot of money I dont have on food

@Simplefng 6 лет назад

Man of mystery. Dude straight up stole your guys drink and dipped out.

@DarwinsBeerReviews 6 лет назад

That's PK! He works for Off Color. Used to do some dope craft beer chug vids!

@Jet_Enriquez21 5 лет назад

This is definitely one of the more underrated episodes.

@bunnyrabbitshavehats 3 года назад

I appreciate this episode so much. My ex was a chef. We used to have some really great times. But it’s true what they say chefs don’t have groceries at home. Lmao.

@newenglandbassassiassin8364 4 года назад

I drove Abe too high school he has always been a great person im so happy for his success

@wrotelord9479 4 года назад

Love munchies chef night out episodes. They give some damn good insight of where good food is in their cities.

@TrishnFamily 4 года назад

Bars in Chicago - Do you have any Merlot? No, but we've got Malort.

@Alaskan-Armadillo 3 месяца назад

You're kidding right? :(

@devans00 4 года назад

I like how carelessly international this episode is. Fat Rice folks are the future.

@staylucky4727 Год назад

God I hope not 😂😂😂😂

@jojolikescocoa1 5 лет назад

Ha, used to love going to Rose's when I was in Chicago, highly underrated, which I think is what kept it cool, miss that pool table

@ohnaur23 6 лет назад

these shows are awesome, keep it up munchies

@hegzia 6 лет назад

Amazing thing about dining is that you can have two vastly different mind-blowing experiences I remember tasting the Dover Sole amongst other dishes at 11 Madison as part of set menu one of the most expensive meals I've ever ate that blew my mind and I also remember eating tacos Al Pastor in Mexico City for tacos for 20 pesos and I still dream about those tacos. I must have ate about 20 of them.

@alligatormonday6365 4 года назад

My dude was flexing on everyone with that omelette.

@airwilliam24 6 лет назад

He sounds like Anthony Bourdain.

@OriginalEric 6 лет назад

Dead?

@airwilliam24 6 лет назад

Eric Yes he has passed away unfortunately. :(

@OriginalEric 6 лет назад

Really? That got real pretty fast...

@ertkat28 6 лет назад

I was about to say it too.. miss the guy!

@airwilliam24 6 лет назад

Ert Kat I miss him too 😢.

@MoxieBeast 6 лет назад

Fffffff everything looks so good. Havent gotten to spend much time in chicago, hope to eat my way through soon!!

@carlosl5125 6 лет назад

More of these! I miss them

@saintandteestv8159 2 года назад

This was LEGIT! Loved it!!!!

@Dessydd 6 лет назад

These guys seem great as well. Lovely decent chefs and foodies xxx

@rylandkozlowski Год назад

I lived on Wrightwood and Sawyer and used to go to Lula's all the time (this was 2012~). Glad to see they're still thriving!

@sethvargas7331 6 лет назад

As a Portuguese American man, I love seeing any version of our cuisine being highlighted because in the states unless your in San Jose, CA or the various places in Mass you just dont see it often. I got way to stoked off of the Sardines at the end.

@MetroMong 6 лет назад

Glad that Munchies is doing my hometown!

@Fkdatbtch100 3 года назад

1 of the best episodes. Really enjoyed

@tomasnunes4831 6 лет назад

I’m amazed with the variety of dishes.

@Dessydd 6 лет назад

Yes. Great job munchies!!!!

@PantsB4Squares 6 лет назад

The fat rice food looks incredible. Looks like that fusion of cultures could be my absolute favorite flavors!

@trevorcarreon 5 лет назад

Haha this popped up on my recommended list. Love u guysssss!

@BoyAditya 6 лет назад

One of the best chefs night out

@doggieGZ 6 лет назад

Yeah, this was one of the best ones

@stevensteven648 6 лет назад

That’s the real chefs night out kinda stuff !

@MyogaReyao 2 года назад

Lmao it’s wild to see how much has changed since this video for these dudes, apparently the head chef dude in this video Abe was super racist and bullied a bunch of his employees. Some wild times man

@co8539 2 года назад

No way lol

@chrisclouds4182 2 года назад

Its true

@natedavis7159 6 лет назад

Damn, so far they have done a pretty dece job of capturing Chicago in this era. Love it.

@Thehubb1 4 года назад

Lula Cafe is one of my favorite spots in the city. Highly recommended

@idventure6036 6 лет назад

Wow Malört snaps! Did not think it would get outside of Sweden.

@100nitrog2 6 лет назад

That's because a Swedish dude founded Jeppson's. Frankly, I don't get it. Malort is to akvavit as diarrhea is to hot chocolate.

@MrLM002 6 лет назад

Holy hell, I definitely need to go to Chicago.

@nostradamusus 6 лет назад

Dude sounds like Vin Diesel

@h789456123123 6 лет назад

Mre chefs night out please. love this series

@samwrought5650 Год назад

Love the chef’s of Fat Rice vision they are very daring

@YoungBlackTalented31 6 лет назад

Wish my monday's were like this lol

@jamief06 6 лет назад

I can't even cook toast when I'm drunk... top effort!

@GALAXIE262 6 лет назад

Only been to Lulas once! And I grew up in Logan square! I live about 2 hrs north of there now, but after watching this, I think I need to take a trip back!

@VictorDude98 6 лет назад

Looks incredible

@LeviCorbett 6 лет назад

I wish you guys would get up to Boston for some episodes

@dalanium98 5 лет назад

this was amazing!!!!

@BustaFattyCap 6 лет назад

adrienne could get it fo sho

@Krispyyeah 6 лет назад

Brett Carroll fr

@officialcatchthefadewhavik803 6 лет назад

Haha for real homes

@albertchang1612 6 лет назад

She can get that fsho!

@topcat01 6 лет назад

Bang tidy

@hallokity123 6 лет назад

PIG

@ABikerDude 5 лет назад

That was awesome!!

@AnythingAmazingAlex 6 лет назад

I know this episode was focused mainly on Abe but I felt that this video should've captured more of the relationship and chemistry between both Abe and Adrienne specifically since they ended up working together but also ended up building this business "Fat Rice". Of course I know it was Abe's motivation to start this gig but to acknowledge Adrienne's interest to join along his journey and to hear from it would've been more admirable and enjoyable.

@warrenbuffett4164 4 года назад

This food looked so good I’d love to eat there

@Morbad007 6 лет назад

Hipsters Night Out. Much more appropriate name.

@tayyy8011 6 лет назад

please do more in Chicago!!!!!!

@alexbordelon14 3 года назад

That dude was drunk as hell and just kept bar hoppin and cooking great food all night.

@mrharleyguy2u 6 лет назад

Bakery opens at 8am... LOL!

@BenRangel 6 лет назад

9:28 - HAM AND BUTTER. Wtf, never would I have imagined such a dish existed. Sounds kinda like a perfect drunk snack though, especially with a pickle in the middle.

@BaierGrills 6 лет назад

BenRangel its absolutely delicious

@jamesallison4875 2 года назад

The chef is the most genuinely fun guy on any American CNOut. Most are boring sticks in the mud.

@JP34759ex 4 года назад

that duck with the fries and the omelette omg

@skidrocc 5 лет назад

The bartender at Rose's is the clear winner of this episode

@believeinmatter 6 лет назад

Great episode

@Nthouse12 6 лет назад

This was a fun one

@alexmiller7505 6 лет назад

Anyone else getting a Bourdain vibe from this guy? Give us more of this guy.

@joshclark2559 3 года назад

U kno got talent when ur hammered and still makin quality meals

@CyberDocUSA 6 лет назад

These guys know how to party.

@lazabeam14 5 лет назад

This dude Abe has a vibes! Get him hosting a show

@candylish9189 6 лет назад

The food look delicious but I couldn't stop looking at those glasses!

@cellmate1 2 года назад

This food looks great

@iceman2008able 6 лет назад

Wish I was there!

@sarahneplevrednav 4 года назад

those duck frites daaaammnnn

@Bilal-rp4mk 6 лет назад

13:19 Golden Years - David Bowie

@THEATREofPAIN270 6 лет назад

Now I'm hungry. 😋

@youJack420 6 лет назад

Every time he say's Portuguese, take a shot. Internet drinking games!

@daweilei 6 лет назад

More chicago chefs please

@bushwhackerable 6 лет назад

Yo that's Hao Jian at 15:18! Egg, starchy stuff and oysters stir-fried with lard; super unhealthy but oh so wonderful after a long night out. I thought the dude was a little hipster at first, but it's one of those things that you can only try to cook if you've had it and he does a pretty close rendition from what I see. Nice to see some of my hawker favourites being made halfway across the world.

@chagg1994 2 года назад

My friends and I take bottles of malort to any city we go to

@bozosaurus666 Год назад

His voice is eerily similar to Bourdain's

@reversthm9600 6 лет назад

this was nice

@CrazyCFDtruckman 6 лет назад

I was living in Chengdu around the same time these guys were there. and im from Chicago lol

@Zalsia 5 лет назад

Settling in to watch this with a biig glass of water 😢

@myamikolo5547 6 лет назад

that Mullet Though

@dirtporcelain 6 лет назад

"hipster" is now officially the biggest blanket term on fucking earth

@acc.x.cc.x9888 11 месяцев назад

16:41 took me out😂

@xenohuh7 6 лет назад

so many of the Korean American chefs at the end lol coincidence they were all hanging out?

@onlydbrasko 6 лет назад

fire

@ImHankMardookis 6 лет назад

Just get a polish sausage and a beer in Chicago, you're good

@jbonzo3191 6 лет назад

0:45 Whoa whoa! I didn't know Dee Snider from Twisted Sister ate at Fat Rice!

@rokeeffe91 6 лет назад

Holy shit this episode looks good. Portuguese and Chinese huh? How neat

@erikadowdy686 6 лет назад

The hammeredness starts at 8:13

@BenRangel 6 лет назад

Why the hell have I never seen a Macao-style restaurant before? The combo of Portugese quisine (some of the best shellfish dishes ever imo) and Chinese quisine seems like it would appeal to a lot of people.