Top Netflix Culinary Travel Shows You Can't Miss
Culinary contest show is not my thing, they are over dramatized imho. But these are my favorite, my comfort and pre-dinner shows.
Now that Netflix streams the 7th season, I couldn't be happier (and hungrier).
Slumfood Millionaire is a unique documentary series that celebrates the flavorful and often unknown dishes made by talented cooks in the slums of various Asian cities.
Drawing from her 2017 book, chef and food writer Samin Nosrat hosts the cooking documentary "Salt Fat Acid Heat," exploring the essential components of successful cooking—salt, fat, acid, and heat—across Italy, Japan, Mexico, and California.
Just 4 episodes long (short?) culinary journey with chef David Chang, founder of the Momofuku restaurant group. He explores local dishes and engaging conversations across various destinations worldwide.
More from David Chang.
From Bangkok to Cebu, get your taste buds tickled.
This show is a must if you love pork!
This documentary series dive into how classic Korean recipes have influenced today's culinary landscape, spotlighting the widespread enjoyment of fried chicken and beer.