Floyd Cardoz

Chef and winner of Top Chef Masters

Floyd Cardoz - Artists & Creatives born 1960
Born

1960
65 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An Indian-born American chef, played a significant role in blending Indian cuisine with contemporary techniques. Established several acclaimed restaurants, including Tabla in New York City, which focused on Indian-inspired fine dining. Won the third season of Top Chef Masters, showcasing culinary expertise and innovation. Contributed to the culinary community through various food and wine festivals, and authored a cookbook titled 'Floyd Cardoz - Flavorwalla' highlighting his culinary philosophy and recipes.

Won Top Chef Masters season 3

Opened Tabla restaurant in NYC

Authored 'Floyd Cardoz - Flavorwalla'

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