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Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations

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  • Last episode S10E10 aired 2015-11-16
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aired 2015-11-16 (8 years ago)
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Season: 10 | Episode: 10
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Show Summary

Join best-selling author and professional chef Anthony Bourdain as he travels the world seeking the ultimate dining experience. He will hit locales from the well known to those off the beaten path, from New Jersey to Iceland and points in between. Along his journey, the adventuring Bourdain will share his no holds barred experience of the food and customs that flavor the different cultures of the world in a way that only he can.

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Travel Channel Started: Jul/25/2005
Usually aired on: Tuesday

Type: Documentary
Genres: Food Travel
Country: US US

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  • s10e10
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    8 years ago
    01:00- 02:00

    Shellfish, they're a ripping good time. Tony cracks open a science fiction-sized crab.

  • s10e09
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00

    Lamb brain in red wine sauce; sphincter sausage in Austria; lamb, caveman style in Greece; lamb noodles in NYC.

  • s10e08
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00

    Fresh seafood, straight off the boat. 'Drop a net in the river and you've got more crabs than a beanbag chair at Tila Tequilas.' In Colombia, Tony heads across the channel from Cartagena to Tierra Bomba, an island with a completely different way of life than its bustling urban sister city. The streets are reminiscent of an African village, the people make their living off of the sea. Arnufo, a local lobster fisherman, invites Tony and Jorge to a meal at his mother's restaurant, the only restaurant on the island, complete with lobster that Arnufo caught that morning. Then he jets to Croatia, two decades after its brutal war for independence, which is now touted as The New Riviera.

  • s10e07
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
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  • s10e06
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    9 years ago
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  • s10e05
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  • s10e04
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    The most prehistoric method of cooking still proves to be the best. A juicy cut of meat, the open fire, and repeat. In Yabuli, China, Tony is invited by a local man to dine with him and his wife, Shelly, at a popular mobile restaurant. The specialty of this motorbike-powered doublewide is meat. On a stick. They devour steak on a stick, chicken organs on a stick and butterfly larvae on a stick. In Uruguay, Tony learns the true meaning of taking your time to enjoy life. In the tiny village of Garzon, chef Francis Mallman has opened a popular restaurant that specializes in cooking foods over fire. From whole cows roasting next to the open flame, to smoked, salt-crusted pig legs. Then, in Montevideo, Uruguay, Tony and his brother Chris encounter a plethora of grilled meats at Montevideo's Mercado del Puerto. Forget the sides, they want meat, and they want it now. In the Ozarks, Tony and the local band Ha Ha Tonka fire up the barbecue. And what to go better with it than some target practice while they're waiting? After the shootout, they enjoy some bacon-wrapped venison, pork chops and T-bone steaks. Of course, there are the ever-present mashed potatoes, baked beans, and cornbread, with some corn on the cob as well.

  • s10e03
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00

    There's nothing like good old-fashioned, heart-pumping action as Tony lives out his adrenaline junkie fantasies. In China, Tony visits the mega-lux Yabuli Ski Resort in the Changbai Mountain Range. Here, he meets Graham Kwan and Patrick Fournier, two executive partners of the resort. Not only does Tony relish the mostly empty slopes, but he also enjoys some Iranian caviar and beer on the gondola ride up the mountain. Luxurious, indeed! On his last run, fortified by alcohol, he takes an exhilarating ride down a luge run on a sled in a blizzard - and comedy, of course, ensues. In Mexico, Tony and Carlos, head chef at Les Halles in NYC, make their way to Carlos' hometown outside Mexico City. Carlos introduces Tony to the traditions surrounding bullfights: parades, street food, liquor, and fans. Then, joined by Carlos' extended family, Tony and Carlos watch as toreros taunt a bull into submission, not exactly Tony's cup of tea. In Australia, Tony finds himself fully suited in scuba gear and inside an aquatic tank, surrounded by 11-foot-long grey nurse sharks. Luckily, Tony's guide and shark expert, Brendan Kelly says these 350-pound beasts with razor sharp teeth are as gentle as little lambs. Sea turtles and stingrays also swim by, but the sharks seem to be the creatures that love to get right in Tony's face.

  • s10e02
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00

    Strange, unusual and out-right weird. Tony's appetite is as big as the ocean, and he loves the sea. In Queens, NY, chef David Chang joins Tony at Sik Gaek, home to traditional Korean dishes. They tear through wriggling chopped octopus, piles of steaming seafood, and glasses of Korean beer. In Japan, Tony loses all sense of time in the small town of Noboribetsu Onsen, where he unwinds at a ryokan, a Japanese style bed-and-breakfast. Here, Tony is treated to a robatayaki feast, a fisherman's barbecue of red snapper, scallops, sardines, and crab. He enjoys the comfortable laid-back Hokkaido dining pace as he fills up on fresh seafood and sake. Then Tony travels to Italy's serene Amalfi coast. Local chef Rocco Iannone dives into the sea in the middle of a rainstorm and retrieves a bucketful of fresh sea urchin. After cracking a few open, Tony heads to Rocco's restaurant, Pappacarbone, for another taste of the sea. He dines on two types of local clams cooked in olive oil and parsley, served with spaghetti. Rocco also serves a whole octopus, battered in flour and fried, with a pizzaiola sauce made with red oregano and caciocavallo cheese.

  • s10e01
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00

    The recipe for the perfect form of transportation: a nice car, or maybe a scooter, or boat, and if possible bring a chef along. Any way you measure it, transportation is a huge part of traveling, so why not make it memorable. In Laos, Tony finds himself in Wang Prabang, a spiritual hillside community known for its beautiful monuments and places of worship. Elephants are revered in this community, so what better way to show his respect than to ride an elephant through the jungles? In Tony's words, 'it feels like your riding on top of a giant scrotum.' In Medellin, Colombia, buses are a highly regarded expression of individuality and pride. Here it's a pimp my bus moment, all the time. He takes a ride with chef Andres to the Plaza Minorista for a small breakfast. Little does he know that the Colombian tradition is to eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper. After devouring nearly all of the fried eggs, rice, empanadas, beans, arepas, and various meats on his plate, he's ready for the day. In Malaysia, Tony meets up with an old friend, David, who has previously shown him around Kuala Lumpur and Borneo. David takes Tony on a fancy gardenia-covered carriage ride through the streets of Panang. Tony feels like he's in Liberace's wedding in the carriage. He is not thrilled, even with a beer in his hand.

  • s09e40
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    Fresh seafood, straight off the boat. Drop a net in the river and you've got more crabs than a beanbag chair at Tila Tequilas. In Colombia, Tony heads across the channel from Cartagena to Tierra Bomba, an island with a completely different way of life than its bustling urban sister city. The streets are reminiscent of an African village, the people make their living off of the sea. Arnufo, a local lobster fisherman, invites Tony and Jorge to a meal at his mother's restaurant, the only restaurant on the island, complete with lobster that Arnufo caught that morning. Then he jets to Croatia, two decades after its brutal war for independence, which is now touted as The New Riviera.
  • s09e39
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    Friends, food and the great outdoors. Some food just really isn't right to eat in a restaurant. Outside of Barcelona, Spain, Tony's friend Lucy suggests they take part in a local favorite, calsotada. At a calsotada, the entire community comes together to relax outside, play soccer, drink immense amounts of wine, and enjoy grilled local onions called calcots. After downing three or four of the giant grilled slices of perfection and drinking wine to his heart's content, Tony is a calsotada pro. In Honolulu, Hawaii, Tony meets radio DJs Lanai and Kaleho, who invite Tony to their home for a barbecue.
  • s09e38
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    Not everything is located on a map. Tony visits communities found only by GPS, leading him off the beaten path. Tony explores a bit of Mexico's history, traveling down river just as the Aztecs did hundreds of years ago. At the end of an isolated canal, Tony stumbles upon Diego, living on the Island of the Dolls. It's a weirdly creepy wonderland of headless doll bodies, doll heads, and various body parts strewn throughout the trees. The dolls were hung years ago by Diego's uncle who lived there alone. He thought the dolls would protect him from the ghost of a dead girl who roamed his little island.
  • s09e37
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    Tony bites into a foie gras dog in Chicago, then examines the finest kind of beef in NYC and inserts a polish sausage into a tunnel of toppings in Hawaii.
  • s09e36
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    The most prehistoric method of cooking still proves to be the best. A juicy cut of meat, the open fire, and repeat. In Yabuli, China, Tony is invited by a local man to dine with him and his wife, Shelly, at a popular mobile restaurant. The specialty of this motorbike-powered doublewide is meat. On a stick. They devour steak on a stick, chicken organs on a stick and butterfly larvae on a stick. In Uruguay, Tony learns the true meaning of taking your time to enjoy life. In the tiny village of Garzon, chef Francis Mallman has opened a popular restaurant that specializes in cooking foods over fire.
  • s09e35
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    The show features a slide ride down a luge run during a blizzard in China and a bull fight in Mexico.
  • s09e34
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    The show features wriggling octopus and Korean beer in Queens.
  • s09e33
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    9 years ago
    00:00- 01:00
    The recipe for the perfect form of transportation: a nice car, or maybe a scooter, or boat, and if possible bring a chef along. Any way you measure it, transportation is a huge part of traveling, so why not make it memorable. In Laos, Tony finds himself in Wang Prabang, a spiritual hillside community known for its beautiful monuments and places of worship. Elephants are revered in this community, so what better way to show his respect than to ride an elephant through the jungles? In Tony's words, it feels like your riding on top of a giant scrotum. In Medellin, Colombia, buses are a highly regarded expression of individuality and pride.
  • s09e32
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    The show features a visit to Chernobyl in Ukraine and a game of feather bowling.
  • s09e31
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    Spicy tuna roll; fermented cactus sap in Mexico; arm wrestling a woman in Missouri; shrimp and sake.
  • s09e30
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    From pork chops to hooves; shooting a boucherie hog in Louisiana; crispy sucking pig in the Philippines.
  • s09e29
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    Anthony takes a look back at some of his favorite moments traveling through Asia.
  • s09e28
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    Anthony continues to take a look back at some of his favorite moments spent in the Eastern Hemisphere.
  • s09e27
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    More highlights are shown of Anthony's Eastern Hemisphere trips in which he continues to find out more about Australia and Egypt.
  • s09e26
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    Anthony is in Australia where he dines on fried brains and finds out how to properly butcher a lamb.
  • s09e24
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    02:00- 03:00
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  • s09e25
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
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  • s09e23
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    Highlights of Anthony Bourdain's trips to Chile, Brazil and Colombia include dining on hoof soup and pulled pork. Also: He walks in the footsteps of drug lord Pablo Escobar.
  • s09e22
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Latin America trips in The Latin America Files - Volume 4, in which he further explores Colombia, Brazil and Chile. In Cartagena, Colombia, Tony joins chef Jorge Escandon at his restaurant, La Cevicheria, for some delicious fresh seafood. They visit the Central market and enjoy a meal with local market workers at Cecilia. Across the channel from Cartagena is Tierra Bomba, an island with a completely different way of life than its bustling sister city. Arnufo, a local lobster fisherman, invites Tony and Jorge to a meal at his mother's restaurant, complete with lobster that Arnufo caught that morning.
  • s09e21
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Latin America trips in The Latin America Files - Volume 3, in which he further explores Mexico, Panama and Nicaragua. Tony meets his friends Carlos and Martin in Mexico City at Cantina La Mascota. In Mexico City, a cantina is a bar where the more you drink, the more delicious food is brought your way. After that, they head off to one of the training centers for Lucha Libre. Similar to the American WWE with a bit more flair, Lucha Libre is one of the great Mexican sports beloved by all. Champion wrestler El Octagon teaches the three friends a few moves in the ring and shows them why he is the reigning champion. Then they explore a bit of Mexico's history, traveling down river just as the Aztecs did hundreds of years ago.
  • s09e20
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Snacking on the cocaine of fruits; plates of grilled meat; penis soup.
  • s09e19
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Latin America trips in The Latin America Files - Volume 1, in which he further explores Mexico, Nicaragua and Panama. In Mexico City, Tony visits a food cart for fresh blue corn tortillas which are, as he puts it, the best tortillas ever. Continuing on his tour of Mexican street foods, Tony samples wet tacos filled with guts, tongue and eyeballs, followed by tacos al pastor. Then Tony and Carlos, the head chef of Les Halles in NYC, make their way to Carlos' hometown, Puebla, outside Mexico City. Carlos introduces Tony to the traditions surrounding bullfights: parades, street food, liquor, and spirit.
  • s09e18
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Chili dogs, lamb noodles and oxtail; walking The Wire in Brooklyn.
  • s09e17
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    The best of Anthony Bourdain's US trips in The US Files - Vol. 5, in which he further explores Missouri and Michigan. He hunts for suckers, raccoons and ducks, gorges on pierogies, and is gifted a raccoon penis bone.
  • s09e16
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    The best of Anthony Bourdain's US trips in The US Files - Vol. 4, in which he further explores Montana, Illinois and Maine. He tries his luck at fly-fishing and dines on foie gras dogs and Road Kill.
  • s09e15
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    The best of Anthony Bourdain's US trips in The US Files - Vol. 3, in which he further explores Hawaii and Missouri. He chows down on SPAM sushi and purchases a pricey aloha shirt, then digs into a squirrel pot pie.
  • s09e14
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Homemade tamales and barbecue brisket; shooting the boucherie hog.
  • s09e13
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    03:00- 04:00
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  • s09e12
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    03:00- 04:00
    Dining on snails and black pudding dim sum; a festival full of food and tradition.
  • s09e11
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Continuing a look back at highlights from Europe.
  • s09e10
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Continuing to look back at journey's to Europe.
  • s09e09
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Anthony explores some of his trips to Europe.
  • s09e08
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    The latest travels from Anthony Bourdain in Europe.
  • s09e07
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
    Anthony explores his trip to Europe.
  • s09e06
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    9 years ago
    03:00- 04:00
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  • s09e05
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
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  • s09e04
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    Get the best of Anthony Bourdain's Asia trips in Asia Files - Volume 4. Bourdain explores Thailand, Laos and China. He spends time with a Muay Thai fighter and meets a businessman with a taste for the American Wild West.
  • s09e03
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Asia trips in The Asia Files - Volume 3. Bourdain visits Sri Lanka, India and China. He dines on fish head curry and visits the world's tallest bungee jump. Will Bourdain take the plunge?
  • s09e02
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Asia trips in The Asia Files - Volume 2. Bourdain explores Thailand, India, China and Japan. He gets a taste of Indian street food and hits the slopes in China, braving the unbearable cold.
  • s09e01
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    9 years ago
    02:00- 03:00
    We go back to Anthony Bourdain's favorite places in Asia. In Volume 1, Bourdain explores the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Japan. He samples goat, cockles and encounters one animal he won't eat... monkeys!