They would say, oh yeah, donut shop owners are all Cambodians.

What do you know about Ted Noy?

Oh man, he's like a donut legend.

He's the king of donuts.

He had a really, really good heart of helping his community.

That horrible habit that he picked up with gambling

made him lose everything,

and now he's back in Cambodia in a village

where no one can get in touch with him.

He must be the donut king.

This is the spork full it's not for foodies it's for

eaters I'm Dan Pashman each week on our show we obsess about food to learn

more about people now for our reheat this week we're doing something

special we're bringing you part two of searching for the donut king two

episode series we did back in 2018. We ran part one on Monday so if you haven't

heard it please go back and start there.

I promise it'll make this one a lot better.

So when we left off, I had just found out that Ted Noy, aka the Donut King,

aka the guy I've been trying to track down for months, was coming back to visit the US for the first time in years.

He'd be attending the annual Cambodia town festival in Long Beach.

It's just south of LA. That's where a lot of the Cambodian community is centered.

I flew to LA to meet Ted the day before the festival. I went straight from the airport to his

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