'Unbelievable' Chinese Food in Flushing, Queens | Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations | Travel Channel

Adding this to my travel bucket list. AB absolute legend

I was born there.

Dosa is cooked like a crepe? You're comparing the food of a country of 1.4 billion people versus a country of 68 million people to explain what this thing is?

Come back Tony 😭

Food eliminates racism. We love you Anthony Bourdain, for showing so much respect to us. I work in a world dominated by white males and this makes me believe there's still some good in this world.

Miss you brotha. I hope you’re still enjoying a cold one and good eats in a better place.

Anthony is really tired of him.

Two legends not here anymore, rip Bourdain and Cardoz

i miss anthony

Gross

Been six years since Bourdain's death....man what loss. The world is lesser without him.

❤👍🫰🏼💕

Anthony Bourdain was a legend foodie. One of a kind for sure.

If you want fancy food from over priced menu, you eat in Manhattan. If you want tasty valued food from Asia, you go to flushing Queens. No need to drive as the 7 train take 50 minutes from 42nd street to Main street flushing.

Anthony died by his own hand several years ago. this video must be old.

Funny they talk about Chinatown shrinking and disappearing, there were other immigrant groups there before and new ones will come in after. One way or another.

Tony I miss you and love you forever I hope your demons are gone rip

It’s Not Flushing …. It’s Flu - Shing… with all due respect ✊

You made it an adventure no matter the place in the world you made food and conversation around it something everyone wanted. All travel videos today are about the person talking and conversational narcissists. You are missed but this world today could never understand what you were in these moments

What’s the name of the first place ?

Tony would have had the biggest food / travel channel online … no question about it …. All the most well known food vloggers on this platform were inspired by him…. I believe he would have ditched CNN

I was in Flushing in the early 2000s, and it was reminescent of 90s HK or Toronto's Chinatown. It was good, but far from making it a grail foodie experience. Tony went to HK, and more of China after this show aired, so he gets the pass.

Indian food is highly inflammatory

So sad Tony chose to take his own life, and, robbed his daughter of her father.

Everyone in San Diego/Tijuana did a double take When Anthony said 'Hong Kong' 😂

Great show..i like Japanese and Korean foods Just my taste.

This is what that cancelled Leah Michelle 'travel' show was modeled after, I’m pretty sure lol

One of my favorite shows wayne spoke cantonese to

Rest easy Mr.Bourdain.

🙏🤍🕊️ Tony

He was living the perfect life: great foods and travels. Why end it? Think of all the sufferings in the world.

😊😊holy food paradise

My favorite foodie show ever

What a big lost...RIP Anthony.

it's so dark seeing this guy enjoy himself and have all these life changing experiences. turns out they were just life prolonging

this mall has since been renovated and hasn't been the same...

RIP Anthony. Miss you alot

So sad he was such a troubled soul….feel so bad for the family he left behind

what are name of these restaurants

God damn it Tony!!!!! You should be here with us, STILL😢😢😢😢😢😢Rest in peace Chef!!?

Man I miss watching and listening to Anthony Bourdain. Watching this again brings back such nostalgia for me.

I hate to watch but can’t help myself. He does such a Genius Job with His presentation. The world skipped a beat when he passed. What a waste o humanity. Must have been really hard on him to go out that way. We all Loved AB

One of the first and original foodies. And for me the most iconic of shows!! Gosh I really do miss this man and his travels!! 💜🌿👨🏻‍🍳

The chinese girl or the friend " is cute asf 😍🥰🥰

Never heard of anyone comparing Zhengzhou's weather to NY before, a bit weird given it's a landlocked city. But food looks delicious.

Used to watch Anthony Bourdain's programs with my Dad. Miss the both of them.😢

Tony is a bubbling fountain of energy, life, and positivity. I wonder whatever happened to him?

Slurpin down the Heineken lesss goo

RIP

I love the sheer variety of things he would try. He represented just about every culture you can think of and did it always with a smile on his face. The way he waxed poetic about food spoke volumes about the man he was. RIP AB.