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Food, cooking, adventures, and more all come together on Food TV Plus. Featuring the world’s largest food stars and chefs coming together to teach you something new about the culinary arts every day!
Sachie's Kitchen
S1, EP9 "Salmon Journey"Sachie Nomura finds out what makes New Zealand salmon so special.
Sachie's Kitchen
S1, EP8 "Kyoto Fine Dining"Sachie Nomura visits a restaurant in Kyoto, Japan. She makes cabbage pickle, steak with miso butter and pumpkin-chestnut tarts.
Sweets Made Simple
S1, EP1 "Sweets After Dark"Kitty Hope and Mark Greenwood make sweets perfect for after dark.
A Cook's Tour
S1, EP1 "A Taste of Tokyo"The Japanese have a healthy respect for food, which Tony can definitely appreciate; a trip through a market with a sushi chef prepares Tony for his dinner; he also eats a meal with sumo wrestlers.
A Cook's Tour
S1, EP2 "Dining With Geishas"Tony decides to go in search of a more relaxed and traditional Japanese culinary experience in the countryside; he travels to an old-fashioned Japanese inn that specializes in kaiseki cuisine, the ancient tea ceremony and using local ingredients.
A Cook's Tour
S1, EP11 "Cobra Heart: Food That Makes You Manly"Anthony Bourdain travels to Ho Chi Minh for their famous foetal duck egg in a bed of feathers; "flavors of the forest" which includes cobra's heart in blood which will enhance manly qualities.
A Cook's Tour
S1, EP3 "Eating on the Mekong"On the Mekong river in Vietnam, Tony drinks Mekong moonshine with the welcoming owners of a duck farm; although Tony finds his Vietnam experience fascinating, he's not sure that the royal dish "Birds Nest Soup" is all it's cracked up to be.
A Cook's Tour
S1, EP4 "Wild Delicacies"Tony travels to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with a friend; there he explores a unique food culture which is both pleasing to the palette and yet slightly frightening.
Mexico: One Plate at a Time With Rick Bayless
S10, EP10 "Market Inspirations, Local Genius"Pablo Salas discusses inspiration for his Mexiquense cooking; chorizo; mole with oxtail; making an easy version of chorizo to use in crispy potato sopes.