For this trip, Guy Fieri zeroes in on Chico, California, celebrating the town's food scene as residents and restaurant owners recover from ravaging fires that rocked the area. There's a wood-fired Italian spot cooking up powerhouse pork ragu and killer chicken, and a bakery servin' up standout savory specialties like their legendary black bean chili and a Korean pork salad. Plus, a pub elevating their grub with a "Pho-rench Dip" and banh mi tacos.
This trip, Guy's steppin' up to unique grills on the mainland and beyond. In Miami, Fla., the husband/wife duo serving up classic Americana with a 21st century twist like the smoky fried chicken and Buffalo-style pig wings. In Orange County, Calif., the anything-but-average taco truck grilling steaks for the drunken torta and deep frying green chicken chilaquiles. And on Oahu, Hawaii, Guy's favorite rotisserie chicken joint cranking out the island's signature huli huli chicken.
This trip, Guy Fieri's hittin' up world flavors tucked away in the USA. In Los Angeles, the Korean-Mexican mashup serving up short rib tacos and spicy pork chimichangas. Nearby in L.A.'s Chinatown, the New Orleans-inspired joint cooking up Big Easy po' boys and legit crawfish mac and cheese, where he's joined by HGTV and DIY host Alison Victoria. And in Charlotte, N.C., the Serbian pizza place dishing out European-style calzones and a stuffed cabbage specialty.
On this trip, Guy Fieri is divin' into the pie and other major mouthfuls. In Boston, a joint is putting beer into their crust and then topping it with taco fixins and a steak-and-cola combo. Then, a hard-rock hangout in Santa Fe, N.M., is servin' up carne asada pizza and a mind-blowing BLT, and a funky spot in Reno, Nev., is giving new meaning to apple pie and showing off their award-winning wings.
This trip, Guy Fieri's grabbin' major flavor by the handful! First, a couple buddies are slingin' iconic Italian sandwiches in Tampa with primo prosciutto, scratch-made schiacciata, and legit chicken parm. Just outside Sacramento, Cali., a mom-and-pop street food spot is puttin' their spin on the-bomb brisket and crispy cod tacos. Plus, a Latin-inspired food truck is bringing comfort fusion to South Florida, makin' big-deal birria burgers and not-your-everyday ceviche.
This trip, Guy Fieri's gettin' into next-level bowls, burritos, and more! There's righteous ramen in Rogers, Ark., servin' up finger-lickin' karaage chicken and gangster garlic miso. A Seattle spot is putting a Lebanese spin on over-the-top tacos and burritos with the-bomb beef and killer carnitas. Plus, a craveable comfort joint in Bentonville, Ark., is slingin' serious sammies, like a smoked French dip and a sizzlin' skirt steak with an Asian twist.
In this episode, host Noah Cappe travels to Edmonton, Alberta for K-Days. He starts the day off right with a Canadian specialty turned into brunch: Breakfast Poutine. The creative combos continue with a fusion-inspired Japanese Dog and a S'mores Mini Donuts, with the summer camp favorite topping the perennial carnival classic. Across the border in North Dakota, Wild Rice Burgers, Idaho Tacos and Kettle Corn make up the regional fare in this prairie state.
Today we’re hitting the street and grabbing some snacks along the way. Drive over to an award show where street vendors get the recognition, stop by a company making the classic hot dog cart, and cruise down the sweet street of 5th Avenue candy bar. Next, visit a company making street tacos, and follow a street food expert exploring the international fare of New York. Then, flag down an ice cream truck company catering private parties.
Robert Irvine challenges four new chefs to show off their mastery of global cuisine in The Globe arena. Starting in Mexico City, the chefs have to impress the judges with a taco duo. Then they land in Maui and must create a Hawaiian plate lunch using the diverse regional ingredients of Hawaii. Finally, the remaining two chefs arrive in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where they have to create an exceptional vegan platter with a twist -- no utensils allowed!
Actress Ali Larter, Food Network Star contestant Arnold Myint and chef Chris Santos are on the judging panel and are ready to put these junior chefs to the test! The first round has boar and is anything but boring when plans fall apart for one of the competitors in the final seconds. A delectable fish and some colorful tubers are two of the must-use entree ingredients, then a taco theme in the dessert basket promotes a lot of creativity.