Josh Decolongon

Audience Engagement Producer, KQED Food

Josh Decolongon is the audience engagement producer for KQED Food and Check, Please! Bay Area as well as the host and producer of No Crumbs, KQED's first vertical video Food series. His flavorful adventures have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Vice News, SFGate and Thrillist. On his spare time, Josh enjoys experimenting with flavors for a new cocktail or finding the next exciting wine pairing.

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Josh Decolongon, a young Filipino man with glasses and Martin Yan, an older Chinese man in a salmon-colored shirt sit in front of a plate of green onion pancakes and soup dumplings. There is a giant bowl of wonton noodle soup to their left.

We Ate Two Tons of Wontons with Martin Yan

A close-up of colorful egg tarts on a plate in the foreground. TV Host Martin Yan - a Chinese man who appears middle-aged but is actually 75 - wears a salmon-colored shirt and stands next to Josh Decolongon - a young Filipino man who is bald and wears glasses and a neon green jacket.

Get Your Buns to Chinatown with Martin Yan

Martin Yan (older Chinese man) points a finger at Josh Decolongon (young, bald Filipino man with glasses), who is laughing. An assortment of bbq ducks hang on hooks in the background.

We Binged on Chinatown BBQ with Legendary TV Host Martin Yan

A young Filipino man with glasses in a black bob wig crouches back to back with the animated character Tina Belcher from Bob's Burgers. A plate of chicken and waffles is in the background.

The Real-Life San Francisco Diner That Inspired Bob's Burgers

A young bald Filipino man with glasses sits next to a plate of meat from House of Prime Rib

A Do's and Don'ts Guide to House of Prime Rib

Young bald Filipino man with glasses holds a hot dog in each hand in front of signs for Caspers and Kaspers hot dog restaurants in Oakland

Oakland's Hot Dog Wars: Caspers Versus Kasper's

Young, bald Filipino man with glasses gazes down at a hamburger on the right side of the screen. A young Korean man with braids and a tan bucket hat smiles at the left side of the image. Burgers, fries, and a Lovely's menu are in the background.

Lovely's Nostalgic Burgers Live Up to the Hype

Young, bald, Filipino man with glasses shakes a cocktail shaker while dancing. On the left side is a mai tai. In the background is a sign for the Li Po Lounge in San Francisco

Chinatown's Li Po Lounge is a Portal Into the Past

A triptych image with a close up of rocky road ice cream on the left, a tray of oatmeal cookies on the right, and a young bald Filipino man with glasses standing over a chocolate ice cream sandwich in the middle

We Recreated an It's-It Ice Cream Sandwich at Home — With an Oakland Twist.