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Carlo Gan, Kamayan ATL
When Carlo and his wife Mia opened Kamayan ATL, they weren’t just bringing Filipino food to Atlanta. They were creating a space where culture, memory, and community could gather around one table.
In this episode of Voices of a Highway, Carlo shares how a craving for home-cooked meals grew into a Michelin-recognized restaurant. From hosting family-style feasts to providing meals for local nonprofits, Kamayan’s story embodies what Buford Highway is all about: resilience, generosity, and the power of food to make people feel at home — no matter where they come from.
“Food is our medium to educate people. We’re not just chef-owners of a restaurant. We are advocates.”
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Carlo Gan, Kamayan ATL
When Carlo and his wife Mia opened Kamayan ATL, they weren’t just bringing Filipino food to Atlanta. They were creating a space where culture, memory, and community could gather around one table.
In this episode of Voices of a Highway, Carlo shares how a craving for home-cooked meals grew into a Michelin-recognized restaurant. From hosting family-style feasts to providing meals for local nonprofits, Kamayan’s story embodies what Buford Highway is all about: resilience, generosity, and the power of food to make people feel at home — no matter where they come from.
“Food is our medium to educate people. We’re not just chef-owners of a restaurant. We are advocates.”