In The Press

Nation’s Restaurant News spotlights Sunda New Asian’s creative take on Filipino comfort food with its Kaldereta Pot Pie, featuring braised oxtail stew topped with flaky pastry and finished with bone marrow.

Now with five locations across the US, Sunda New Asian is expanding its culinary horizons this October

Celebrate National Caviar Day at Sunda New Asian with the limited-time Caviar Sundae, a playful, interactive dessert featuring premium Kaluga caviar, vanilla ice cream, turon, and sweet-and-savory toppings designed to be shared.

This May, Sunda New Asian invites guests to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, highlighted by the national television premiere of the award-winning documentary FOOD ROOTS from Sunda CEO/Founder and Emmy Award-winning restauranteur, Billy Dec.

Billy Dec is an entrepreneur and restaurateur who opened Sunda New Asian Cuisine in his home city of Chicago in 2009. He opened a downtown Detroit location of Sunda in March, located between the Fox and Fillmore Theatres. He is also the subject of a new documentary on PBS called “Food Roots,” executive produced by Detroit native Doug Blush (“Coldwater Kitchen”) and directed by Michele Josue (“Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine,” “Happy Jail”).

On this episode of Savoring Sonoma: The Hour, host Clark Wolf welcomes Billy Dec. He’s an Emmy Award winning restaurateur, media personality, entrepreneur, and so much more. They preview Dec's new documentary Food Roots, his personal exploration of connection to family, ancestral cooking traditions, and the cultures and foundational elements of his origins. It a lively, beautiful, and emotional story of someone’s very real life.

Fil-Am TV star Billy Dec's film premieres on YouTube

PBS Hawaiʻi celebrates Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a selection of new and encore programming.

This May will mark the national premiere of the documentary Food Roots from Sunda New Asian CEO/Founder and Emmy Award-winning restaurateur, Billy Dec, coinciding with Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.