"I know my food is good," Suntaranon says. And Suntaranon has been nominated three times for an award from the James Beard Foundation - the so-called "Oscars of the food world," which are widely considered the top prize in the U.S. What Suntaranon did not know was how diners in Philadelphia would react when she opened her restaurant Kalaya four years ago, with an uncompromising approach to the flavors and the heat of southern Thai cooking.īut Kalaya has thrived, moving from its original location with 35 seats to an airy, sun-dappled space that holds up to 300. "I grew up helping my mom making curry paste to sell in her little shop in the market," Suntaranon says.
Wow, really did ✨that✨ #iHeartAwards2021 pic.twitter."Dumplings are my obsession," says chef "Nok" Chutatip Suntaranon of Kalaya, a Thai restaurant in Philadelphia.Ĭhef "Nok" Chutatip Suntaranon can trace the flavors on her menu all the way back to her childhood, in the city of Trang in southern Thailand.
Silk Sonic joined a night of performances, including Ariana and the Weeknd, who kicked off the ceremony, and Dan + Shay, not to mention a host of accolades, including Elton John receiving the Icon Award, following a medley of his hits from Alicia Keys, Brandy Carlile, Demi Lovato, and H.E.R.īRB passing away rn #iHeartAwards2021 /SY6bHVCOV8- iHeartRadio May 28, 2021 After this, you’re going to want to leave the door open, not to mention the windows, the garage, and the chimney, just to make them know you’re available. Not only was the audience live, but a very close front row of ladies got an even up-closer and more personal serenade from Bruno Mars and Anderson.
The proximity felt thrilling to watch as the pair performed their hit single “Leave the Door Open” off their upcoming debut album, An Evening With Silk Sonic, for a live, screaming indoor audience Thursday night at this year’s iHeart Radio Awards at Los Angeles’s Dolby Theatre. You’ve already slipped on your robe (for the last 14 months) and left the door open (just for some droplet-limiting cross-ventilation in your home office), but the coronavirus pandemic is hopefully nearing a close, and Silk Sonic wants to be the first to get much, much closer than six feet. Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for iHeartMedia
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