Scarsdale teen sizzles her way to victory on 'MasterChef Junior
Liya Chu, 13, says it's the first step in achieving her ultimate dream to be a chef.
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Jun 25, 2022, 3:10 AM
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660ds agoA young chef from Scarsdale is earning national recognition as the winner of this season's 'MasterChef Junior' show.
Liya Chu, 13, says it's the first step in achieving her ultimate dream to be a chef.
Owning a restaurant is something that already runs in Chu's family. Her parents own Fantasy Cuisine in Hartsdale and Dumpling Plus Noodle in Bronxville.
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