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An Australian-run cooking school in Hanoi trains some of Vietnam’s most disadvantaged young people to become five-star chefs. But can the students Adam Liaw meets handle the heat in the kitchen?

This episode first aired in 2020.

00:00 Intro 00:53 First day of school 04:50 New recruits are getting a glimpse of what their future could be 06:21 A successful KOTO graduate 07:52 How Jimmy Pham started KOTO 09:45 Khanh's cooking training 11:31 The biggest hurdle: the English language 13:23 Blue Dragon, a safe place for street kids 15:41 Meeting Hanoi's 'children of the dust' 20:54 Jimmy Pham's philosophy 23:55 Khanh's final test 26:38 Adam teaches KOTO students to cook Australian food

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