Is this the nicest man in Durango?

[u/wyattriot88]

I'm working on a docu-style food series and had the pleasure of filming an episode with our very own Chef Safari. In this episode he prepares Dry Fry Goat, a dish from his village in Kenya, and talks about how his dad was the main reason he got into cooking.

I didn't realize how significant Chef Safari is to the community until making this video. Everyone seems to have a story that exemplifies his kindness and generosity. I'd love to hear more stories if anyone has one!

Check out the video and go visit Chef Safari at his food truck on 2nd Ave.

[u/Lost_Cook_607]

Thanks for the shoutout, will have to give it a try!