Vietnamese IT worker cooks up micro meals in Japan


A set of miniature meal with rice, tofu and vegetables by Vietnamese chef Lê Thanh Hiệu. - Lê Thanh Hiệu

HANOI (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): Lê Thanh Hiệu would be just a regular IT worker in Japan were it not for finding fame cooking beautiful set meals that are barely the size of a human thumb.

The 31-year-old and his micro kitchen have become visitors on different television channels in both Japan and Vietnam.

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