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Spice Road | Inside Chicago's First Michelin-Starred Indian Restaurant | S2 E1

16m 44s

Rupak Ginn steps inside Indienne, the groundbreaking restaurant that is changing perceptions of what Indian food can be, thanks to visionary chef Sujan Sarkar. He is joined by Chef Chrissy Camba (Top Chef, The Grocery List Show) to explore how Indian cuisine and fine dining are being redefined in America.

Aired: 06/22/26 | Expires: 06/23/31
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