July 31, 2020
The Infatuation Notcast, Episode 2: We’re Not The Health Department
Editorial Lead Brant Cox and Staff Writer Kat Hong are joined by Burmese, Please! chef Jessie Nicely to discuss the perils of opening in a pandemic.
It’s the second episode of The Infatuation LA’s Notcast (it’s not a podcast!), and this time, LA Editorial Lead Brant Cox and Staff Writer Kat Hong discuss the future of dining rooms, their role (or lack thereof) in the health department, and what it takes to open a restaurant during quarantine. Plus, they’ve got a special guest: Jessie Nicely, chef and owner of Burmese, Please!.
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