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What restaurant trends tell us about the economy and culture | It's Been a Minute
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26:39Now PlayingThe restaurant industry has been making headlines lately. Fine dining heavyweights are shuttering: Noma announced it would be closing in 2024 and NYC staple Momofuku Ko closed this past weekend. Then, there's the unintentional chaos caused by a popular Tiktok food critic, whose visit to Atlanta was so profound that it drowned out the debut of the city's first ever Michelin Guide.
After seeing all of this, host Brittany Luse wants to knowWhat's up with restaurants these days? To answer that question, she sits down with writer and Eater correspondent Jaya Saxena () to get the lowdown on the most recent food news and the trends that tell us about both our interests and our economy.
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