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A Malaysian spud from Mod Spuds.
A Malaysian spud from Mod Spuds.Read moreCourtesy of Mod Spuds

Mod Spuds

American, Malaysian, British$

Chef Ange Branca’s fast-casual Mod Spuds starts with the jacket-potato (what the Brits call baked potato) and layers on toppings inspired by both British comfort food and Branca’s Malaysian cooking: beef rendang, chili con carne, chorizo, chicken tikka masala, barbecue jackfruit, and lots of other options.

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