This is a 4K version of Anthony Bourdain A Cook’s Tour Season 1 Episode 2 Dining with Geishas.
The #1 food writer and television presenter in the world, and star of Travel Channel and CNN, Anthony Bourdain reinvented the food travel genre. In his groundbreaking first television series, Bourdain travels around the world indulging his taste for local cuisine and eccentric characters. You never know what he’ll say, who he will meet, or what they will have for dinner.
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34 Comments
>whines about eating Fugu fish
>smokes cigarettes all day
yeah you're real scared of death bro. (completely disregarding his eventual demise)
"Shouldn't you be doing something"
This man is a culinary legend in regards to entertainment
Woooooo so nice
I always enjoyed his excursions in Tokyo. Seeing him with the Geishas bought a smile to my face. RIP Anthony.
Its interesting watching this episode after watching the new doco about Anthonys life, where the directors talk about this early filming experience with Anthony. They talk about how awkward and quiet he was. The complete opposite of what they needed for the show. They thought it was all going to be a disaster.
@5:15
yooooooo
"..its trump card is a highly lethal poison. So naturally, the Japanese consider it a delicacy."
You gotta love him
Anthony (Bordain), Andrew (Zimmern) and Adam (Richman) had my most favorite shows to watch! And yes, in that order! Thanks guys.
Those fries had to be microwaved. Anthony is an absolute legend. Do genuine.
This was great, how it went from this amazing show to the off the rails nonsense on CNN is anyone's guess.
I would have loved the chance to have dinner and drinks and chain smoke with bourdain😄 he so down to earth and has so much respect for mexican culture and cuisine r.i.p. bourdain🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Forgot to mention in a friend way
It’s good.
Belo,Charmoso, Competente,um Crítico de boa Ironia ácida . Mas belo muito belo Bordain, não só nesse vídeo bem jovem , como num que assisti ontem pouco antes de sua morte já aos 61 anos em Miami, dourando-se ao sol,"Numa Forma Invejável "dentro de sua sex sunga! .Porque as ansiedades que carregamos,perdem-se no labirinto indecifrável da mente".Acho que seria uma das muitas explicações, pra o Inexplicável. VAI EM PAZ BORDAIN, VÁ COM DEUS,AMIGO .
Is it just me or is the aspect ratio off?
This man got me interested as a kid in traveling especially to Japan. I grew up on No Reservations on the travel channel and it made me wanna go to Japan just to eat. RIP auto this foodie legend
American culinary traditions have been to make the food the same in New York as it is in Los Angeles.
How I miss Anthony!! There will never ever be another as charismatic, articulate , intelligent and kind!!
Presentation of Japanese cuisine is so much more diligent and exciting than any other presentation style.
🦝
would have liked to have a YEBISU with AB
Anthony showed me that there is life after heroin.
I wish you could have found that zen-like stillness when you really needed it.
Its hard to watch him when he worries about dying. It doesn't make sense. He was perfect in his imperfection. I love and miss him more than anyone we else I've never met. May we meet again, however tangentially in the next incarnation. And may peace find us all
I missed you Bud!
The bullet trains in Japan are one of the most successful examples of biomimicry, which is when humans take inspiration from wild animals. They saw how kingfishers can dive straight down into water and make very little splash. At first glance this might seem counterintuitive given the speed of their dive. The bill shape of diving kingfishers have quantifiable differences compared to terrestrial-feeding species and they allow for superior hydrodynamics, including minimizing drag. The problem with bullet trains at first was they'd exit the tunnels at such high speeds that the force of the air it pushed in front of it was destructive and potentially deadly. By designing the nose of the trains to be more like a kingfisher's bill, that is no longer an issue and obviously it had the added benefit of reducing drag in open areas (thus improving fuel efficiency).
Sucks he committed suicide, I love this guy. I'm on the brink of doing what he did…..sorry to say 😓
ohh man im eating a freshly made ceviche right now watching him eating foogoo lol perfect ,,in the great words of homer simpson "yes foogoo me "
I cannot stop smiling watching these…nor do I wish to. Just such a treat.
IM 6'6", 1ST DAY IN TOKYO, '67, IM LIKE BOURDAIN .. HEAD ABOVE EVERYONE ELSE .. UNTIL 1ST BITE OF SUSHI … HOOK'D SINCE!
that moment w the geishas gave me a slight heart attack.
I,truly miss Mr.Anthony.
He traveled the world and taught me several things.
My,dream is to visit Japan.
That dinner looked disgusting