american d.c. the way you desire to. >> in the nonwestern tradition, art is not something you look at the wall, it's the way you live your life. its food you eat. >> it's street art, it's music, it's clothing. it's the way you speak. it's the way you do your hair. it's the way you cook your food. we live culture. so maybe the evolution of d.c. is coming at the cost of cultural change, but i'm grateful that the culture of the streets where i grew up is being maintained. and there is no denying that part of the gentrification of the city is creating a more dynamic and worldly food scene. once desolate and boarded up neighborhoods like h street are becoming hubbs for ambitious and business savvy restauranteurs from all over the world. and tonight chef eric bruener yang invited me to his restaurant, maketo with young chefs from the neighborhood. >> what's cool about this table is peter and jr here, we all own