Kennedy Classic: Joshua Fyksen Takes A Bite Out of The Big Apple
Summary
In this episode, host Kennedy interviews Joshua Fixin, a Las Vegas sommelier who holds the world record for visiting 28 Michelin-starred restaurants in a single day. They discuss the meticulous planning required to eat one dish at each location, the secretive nature of Michelin ratings, and Fixin’s favorite meals. The conversation also covers the upcoming return of Michelin guides to Las Vegas and recommendations for fine dining experiences.
Topics discussed
Introduction to Joshua Fixin and his world record
Discussion on Peter Luger's Steakhouse in Vegas
The logistics and public perception of the record attempt
Mapping the route and selecting a la carte restaurants
The experience of eating 28 meals in 24 hours
Drinks, pairings, and the rule of finishing everything
Highlight dishes and surprising Michelin-starred spots
Securing reservations and restaurant cooperation
Commercial break: Fox News Wines and App
Top NYC recommendation: Casa Mono and the casual star
How Michelin stars work and the top 3-star restaurants
Michelin Guide status in Las Vegas and upcoming changes
Predictions for Vegas stars and future record ambitions
Why New York was the ideal city for the record
Joshua's culinary background and career path
Wine pairing advice for Peter Luger and closing remarks
Show outro and podcast subscription promotion
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