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Scott Hallsworth (born 12 July 1975) is an Australian chef, restaurateur and author. Hallsworth co-owns and is executive chef of restaurants in London. In London Hallsworth has three Kurobuta restaurants located in the city's Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Marble Arch areas. The flagship Japanese izakaya is Kurobuta Marble Arch. The original incarnation of Kurobuta London is located in Chelsea. In November 2015, Hallsworth opened his third Kurobuta, on the fifth floor of Harvey Nichols's Knightsbridge location. 〔(Scott Hallsworth to open Kurobuta residency in Harvey Nichols ) The Caterer, August 28, 2015〕 In March 2015, Hallsworth opened Joe's Oriental Diner on the site of the original Kurobuta Chelsea pop-up at 251 King's Road, Chelsea. Hallsworth opened Kurochan at the Mandarin Oriental in Bodrum, Turkey, in the summer of 2014. In 2015, he has been forced to turn off Kurobuta's neon signs saying “prostitutes available” and “sluts” in Japanese after angering women’s rights campaigners and local Japanese journalists.〔(Kurobuta chef to remove 'sleazy' signs saying 'prostitutes available' after feminist protests ) The Standard, 9 October 2015〕〔(高級住宅街に「売春婦あります」看板 「日本を侮辱」猛抗議で撤去へ ) Withnews, 2015年10月23日〕 == Early life == Hallsworth was born and raised in Collie, Western Australia. As a teenager Scott was an avid cross country runner and twice raced at national events where his highest placing was 6th. He also competed at state level track and field events and won silver medals for both 800m and 1500m events. Influenced by his brothers Craig and Gary who were in Perth-based bands in the 1980s The Bamboos and Healers, Hallsworth formed several small garage bands while in High school. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Scott Hallsworth」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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