The Design Museum's designer in residence, Rain Wu, uses food as a storytelling device
LONDON – Taiwanese architect Rain Wu teamed up with designer Shikai Tseng and chef Chung-Ho Tsai to create Eataipei, an experimental culinary experience consisting of five dishes that feed both mind and stomach.
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