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Jun Tanaka (chef)
Jun Tanaka (born 18 November 1971〔Cowen, Ruth. ("The Contender" ) ''The Guardian''. Friday 23 November 2001.〕) is an American-born Japanese British UK TV chef, best known for presenting Channel 4's ''Cooking It'' as well as appearing in ''Saturday Kitchen'' on BBC One. He also holds the distinction of being the third Grand Champion of American competitive cooking show Chopped.
==Early Life and Education==
On 18 November in 1971, Jun Tanaka was born in New York City, U.S.A., to a chemical engineer〔 and a housewife.〔Ghayour, Sabrina. ("Diving for Pearls - Chef Jun Tanaka" ) ''Foodepedia''. Monday 12 October 2009.〕 When he was seven in 1978, his family moved from New York City to England.〔("An Interview With: Jun Tanaka" ) ''For the Love of Life: Food & Culture Magazine''. 6 January 2010.〕 In 1989, his parents returned to Japan while Tanaka and his older brother, an orthopaedic surgeon,〔The Staff Canteen. ("Jun Tanaka Pearl Restaurant & Bar London" ) ''The Staff Canteen''.〕 continued living in England.
Until then, the Tanaka brothers attended〔("Distinguished Old Wycliffians - Living" )〕 Wycliffe College in Gloucestershire, but Tanaka did not have a distinguished academic career〔 and his A levels experience suggested the University route wouldn't be a successful option. He asked his Business Studies teacher whether setting up a restaurant would be a good idea, but he didn't receive a particularly encouraging response.
While considering career options at 19, Tanaka asked his father, a regular restaurant diner, to list London restaurants he rated the most. Top of the list were Le Gavroche, Chez Nico and Marco Pierre White’s restaurant Harvey's.〔(BBC: Chef biogs )〕 Armed with his father's list, Tanaka approached each on the list to gain a position as an apprentice.
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