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In this “On Foodable Side Dish,” Foodable video correspondent Agnes Chung takes us into Chef Ilan Hall’s new concept in Williamsburg, called Esh, a recent transition from his first New American restaurant, The Gorbals, which had locations in first L.A. and then New York. The “Top Chef” Season 2 winner switched to an Israeli barbecue slant, with “esh” fittingly translating to “fire” in Hebrew.
By Foodable TVIn this “On Foodable Side Dish,” Foodable video correspondent Agnes Chung takes us into Chef Ilan Hall’s new concept in Williamsburg, called Esh, a recent transition from his first New American restaurant, The Gorbals, which had locations in first L.A. and then New York. The “Top Chef” Season 2 winner switched to an Israeli barbecue slant, with “esh” fittingly translating to “fire” in Hebrew.