Best World Cuisine
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Street Food: Africa, Middle East & Central Asia is a documentary series exploring regional street food vendors and traditional culinary practices across these global territories.
Netflix documentary series hosted by Samin Nosrat, released in 2018 and based on her James Beard Award-winning cookbook, exploring salt, fat, acid, and heat as cooking fundamentals.
Food Network travel series hosted by Anthony Bourdain from 2002 to 2003, based on his book of the same name, documenting his global search for extraordinary and authentic meals.
PBS cooking series and media brand launched by Christopher Kimball in 2017 after departing America's Test Kitchen, emphasizing global techniques for home cooks.
Netflix documentary series created by David Gelb, premiering in 2019, profiling street food vendors and their personal stories across Asia, Latin America, and other global regions.
Food Safari is an Australian documentary series created by Maeve O'Meara that explores the diverse multicultural cuisines and cooking traditions found across the country.
Netflix travel and food documentary hosted by Phil Rosenthal, creator of Everybody Loves Raymond, premiering in 2018 and exploring food cultures and restaurants in cities worldwide.
Food Safari Water is an Australian culinary series presented by Maeve O'Meara that focuses specifically on seafood, water-based ingredients, and multicultural fishing traditions.
Cook's Tour is a 2002 Food Network series following chef Anthony Bourdain as he travels the globe to experience international cuisine and distinct local cultures.
Waffles + Mochi is a 2021 Netflix children's television series created by Michelle Obama, where two puppet friends travel the world to learn about fresh ingredients.
Travel Channel series hosted by Andrew Zimmern, premiering in 2007, in which he travels the world eating unusual, exotic, and culturally significant foods largely unfamiliar to Western audiences.
The Final Table is an American competitive cooking series released on Netflix in 2018, featuring teams of chefs from around the world competing to prepare iconic national dishes.
Ainsley Harriott's Street Food is a series in which Ainsley Harriott travels internationally to explore and cook the street food traditions of each destination.
National Geographic travel and cooking series hosted by Gordon Ramsay, premiering in 2019, in which he visits remote global regions to learn indigenous culinary traditions.
The Spice of Life is an educational cooking series that examines the historical significance, global trade routes, and diverse culinary applications of various spices.
