BANGKOK: Culinary rock star Gaggan Anand expressed no regrets about killing his golden goose — a two-Michelin-starred Bangkok restaurant ranked among the best in the world.
“Sudden things in life are not planned, like a hurricane, like a typhoon. It just comes, you deal with it,” the 41-year-old told Agence France-Presse (AFP) in his loft-style apartment in the Thai capital, with fridges covering an entire wall, a long dining table and a bookshelf-size pantry.
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