Be tough, says Malaysia’s first female Michelin chef

By MEI MEI CHU

Winning pair: Liew and Naito attending the 2018 Michelin Guide presentation in February.

PETALING JAYA: Young female chefs who are new to the industry must learn to take criticism, says Malaysia’s new Michelin chef, Liew Shiao Khuen.

“Female chefs need to be tough and never get broken down by negative comments.

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