Anthony Bourdain A Cooks Tour Season 1 Episode 1: A Taste of Tokyo

[@xcalybur75]

He lived it, he loved it, there was nothing fake about Anthony. He will be forever missed.

[@Becks23medusa]

Yes, everything yes, 😞

[@FoodXBert]

Yes. He will be missed. I still can't believe he is gone.

[@glenndecker1645]

I miss him. He was excellent. I'm so sad.

[@sheliafrench1276]

Amen & very well said

[@Gucci05xx]

Murdered due to Epstien allegations against his wife. I don't know. Either way he was always a favorite.

[@reniecoffey]

As a child and young teenager I never thought about just how much Anthony Bourdain shaped the way I view not only food, but the world, and life. I didn't grow up watching Disney or Nickelodeon. I grew up on Anthony Bourdain. His death is a deep loss and I wish I would have realized sooner just how much his philosophy matters to me

[@jmcfoonster6081]

Start traveling as soon as you can

[@seanm7539]

Me to man

[@seanm7539]

@@jmcfoonster6081yes

[@ashleyyyy314]

If you grew up as a kid without cable or satellite I feel like you likely have a connection to both Anthony and Andrew zimmern, they showed me the world. Anthony taught me how to be authentically cool and chic while doing it that you could have a style and art in everything you do that shines though to everyone and Andrew taught me to approach mundane things with the same interest and enthusiasm as an adventure, an often he’d turn something normal and mundane into something great, even if just for a moment

[@mollyjoy7820]

Travel. Eat. Educate.

[@willkursavka]

He's so different in these early episodes, he smiles A LOT more and has a glint in his eye like a child. By the end of Parts Unknown he always looked exhausted and agitated, you could tell the pressure from his fame and his permanent internal struggle always to be a perfectionist whilst being authentic and honest was wearing him down... I loved all his work so much and will always miss him x

[@stuartrobertson5062]

I think Bourdains true gift was communication, both in words and beyond words through body language. All of the interactions have a genuine touch to them that so few people can achieve on TV.

[@bambamermitanyo1049]

Empathy, humane, listening

[@TokyoBlue587]

He just genuinely loved and respected people, cuisines and cultures.

[@coastcity7029]

Damn dude it's almost like you don't know he became famous for being an author.

[@landonw7099]

Amen

[@Deborah-so8mv]

Knowledge and an open mind. A real chef.

[@DjRavine]

Anthony Bourdain not only changed how I view food and culture but ironically, my outlook on life. It felt like I lost a mentor I'd never met

[@razony]

Anthony has just changed his energy state...he's still around! Love ya Tony!

[@bluu_ice6554]

Razony I really wish I could believe that

[@stefanschuchardt5734]

Life is constant transformation. Nothing is lost. Nothing is gained.

[@alEE4l]

RIP to the legend. There will never be another. Half man, half rock and roll.

[@benp1559]

There will never be another like him

[@carolinarojo2210]

forever missed

[@TonyMichaels166]

Having Tony on before bed is so relaxing. How lucky we are to have the amount of shows he did.

[@venividivixen]

It's incredible watching Tony where he started. He hadn't traveled much until this show and you can see the genuine child-like awe in his face when he's experiencing something for the first time. The later years' suave and swagger hadn't set in by these episodes but he was no less interesting back then.

[@clw4]

Bourdain changed my life, and helped me fall in love with cooking. A man I never met, had a huge impact on my life and this is the show that started it. I appreciate him for taking us along with him on his journey.

[@Ambiance13]

Man I miss Mr. Bourdain so much, been watching his food videos since I was a kid. He was the perfect person to portray other cultures to a worldwide audience :( RIP to a Legend

[@earnesac]

Such a natural story teller- his voice and use of words is just intoxicating.

[@LindaZane-rp4dy]

I miss you Tony!😭😭😭💔💔💔

[@bennyboy0421]

After he passed, I couldn’t watch his show because it hurt my heart. I'm so glad I can enjoy watching his shows again. Thank you for opening my eyes to so many possibilities!

[@vijeeshm7317]

His iconic VOICEOVER still hunting me ............. RIP LEGEND

[@GoTraveler]

Right? The voiceover is the best.

[@Wil_Dasovich]

Damn, this is where it all started!

[@mondomacabromajor5731]

What a legend - i can watch Bourdain's infotainment shows endlessly ...

[@yanille4109]

ive always admired how Bourdain always showed such incredible respect for other cultures. Food really does bring us all together.

[@Itzz_isabell_]

Before all the KZbin food bloggers there was Anthony Bourdain

[@chance891]

one word legend....this man paved the way for vloggers of all kinds....this series was him with a friend and a camera....a first vlog.....man was a pure genius and poet.....his voice over is 2nd to none

[@les7213]

This show is so wholesome, the type of show that awakens the senses without prejudice or deceit. Anthony Bourdain was honest and real, the transparency with which he represented the places and the people he met was unmatched. I wish more journalists or people in general were more like him these days.

[@ddmau7995]

Too bad he ran into nontransparent democrats

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

I find it hilarious that his fans that he despised go overboard with their flattering comments about him and act like he was someone to worship!

[@alomon7738]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged i find it really funny how people deliberately missuse the word "hilarious".

[@johnbundner]

Rest In Peace, Mr. Bourdain!! He will always have a place in our families’ hearts

[@Gigismom59]

Every one of these episodes has been a gift to find again. Thanks for sharing. He was the best.

[@GoTraveler]

So glad you're enjoying them!

[@Aegis713]

"I'm ready to die now." Not yet. R.I.P. Tony. Went out on his own terms. Legend.

[@VacuumDweller]

I nearly broke down right at that point, god I miss him so much

[@alexG106]

This is the first time I watch chef Bourdain's show and it's incredible how great he is at making you feel as if you're right there with him experiencing all of this amazing culture and food. RIP Anthony Bourdain, I hope you find the rest you could not find on earth.

[@Moonlight-mz7mu]

I consider Anthony Bourdain an artist. These episodes and his vast work he left behind contains his spirit forever. It makes me so emotional. I learned about him late, but i truly understand what he was about and his energy pierced through me and now has forever changed the way i view food and the world around me. I grew up watching travel and food shows with my dad and always embracing new cultures and food. Learning of Anthony felt like fate, even though we never met. He will live forever in my eyes. I will being going to japan soon and with him in mind.

[@davepearen8954]

Anthony was like a friend . I miss him so much.

[@MrRolandMichel]

What a Magical time we live in, when you can become "friends" with someone, sharing many adventures and special moments... and yet never actually meet them, quite unique indeed!

[@teddyrobinson4200]

the smile and the nod at 16:50 after lighting the sumo boss's cigarette. Can't imagine how good that must've felt for a young Bourdain. he's feeling like the coolest guy in the world

[@LoveLjubav]

Forever Anthony. 🌹

[@juniorherman8427]

RIP Tony. Hope you’re looking down from your cloud & smiling knowing that we still enjoy your work.🙏🏾✌🏾

[@Made-iTLookEZ]

I'm such a fan, and it's truly sad that Tony is no longer with us. I'm grateful for all the work he's done with the different shows so we cam enjoy and see things thru his perspective 🙏

[@monwhooperinvasive8064]

Whoa whats this?!!! Somebody remastered?? Thank you kind souls! Hes not dead he is floating in our minds forever. Bourdain ❤

[@ciel0_051]

He’s amazing ❤ Rest in Peace Anthony

[@VLAD_P_]

Sadly I only started to really follow his videos after he passed away , but their is something so genuine about this man . He was super famous but not a slight bit of arrogance or self importance about him . Seems like he would be a great guy to sit down with , have a cold beer & some great food .. Really sad about his loss :(

[@ashleyyyy314]

The production and editing is so 2002 it hurts but prime Bourdain in his element is a great thing to see, well idk about prime TV wise, he became better at hosting, but his enthusiasm and love for food and kitchen is at its peak I feel. Love this

[@judithlehman9122]

I loved and laughed watching Anthony do his thing. Still my favorite shows of all times. I remember more from his shows than any other I have watched in my 84 years. Broke my heart when he died, it still hurts. He was a delightful, amazing honest human being.

[@alexishumilo]

I remember that day when we lost Chef Tony. I was working in a fast food place and we were all shook up. His inspiration is everywhere. I tried to end my own life since then because of health and surgeries, but I will make you proud, whatever form you are now...we will meet in my dreams and eventually. Love ya

[@howtoroblox1936]

Im so sorry you had to go though that. I hope you are doing well now

[@alexishumilo]

@@howtoroblox1936 hey, thanks. Art, music and food is where it's at and are the universal truths so happy to still be kickin' in this wild world :)

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

If you don't have strings holding you down..get yourself out of fast food and into a real restraunt..evenvif you have to start by washing dishes..live simply and learn. Maybe you don't have the luxury of being sent to a chef school but the CIA has a fantastic cookbook...can't afford it..get yourself a library card.....50 years ago I was a young wife,mother working as a prep chef, and on the line...I didn't miss it when I left because I had a garden, a dairy goat, organic fowl nearby .a kitchen I designed for actual cooking/ baking and an audience . But now ..flat on my back I miss all of the hubub....funny thing ...my daughter that I thought could care less about food now runs/ owns a small restraunt/ pub. Good luck to you ...keep learning, keep striving..,and unlike Anthony ..know this..you are enough.

[@BluesBoy-ij2rb]

please leave the ending date and reason up to God , that's his job....................it's our job to deal with all the bullshit good and bad , stick around do the best you can , seek a little help if need be , don't give up , your worth it..........................Erik

[@sekim8695]

11:50 my heart dropped when he said he was ready to die, miss him so much

[@lindajfrank3498]

I so remember watching his first show. What a beautiful man. I so enjoyed his shows ☺ and learned so much from him. The food and countries he visited was so memorable. I started watching his first shows. So much learned and enjoyed. Miss you wonderful man. Hugs and love you.

[@trungpham9763]

The show is never the same w/o Anthony, RIP bro: u will always b 4ever miss 🥺😪

[@YolandaSmith-zs1rl]

His comprehension, compassion and empathy translated through his interest in learning about all the culture. He truly wanted to connect with people and people felt that connection. He knew how to bring people together through food. Brilliant

[@paulabaker8403]

Tony Bourdain was allowed into experiencing culture that few have ever known about. Anthony knew how privileged he was and he showed it in respect and honour. I am so happy he brought us along. I fibd it still, so difficult to accept the fact that he took his own life. It doesn't make sense especially when he had a 9 year old daughter at home a a new love. Whatever happened, I will always love Anthony Bourdain. ❤❤

[@AK-yw9qs]

In my view, he is the greatest storyteller ever, with simple food, simple locations and simple people, everyone can relate to his stories.

[@01maggie]

Isn't this what meals are all about?? Family, friends gathering , sharing delicious food. Anthony brought this into our homes at a time when family meals together were fading away. My favorite time is eating with friends, have some drinks and great conversation!!

[@thefunkstone5153]

Bourdain is one of few people that lived that regret never being able to meet. My Dad bought me a copy of Kitchen Confidential when I was in high school that led me to over a decade working as a chef. Cook free or die!

[@norodinlucman3358]

Global tourism have a lot to thank Bourdain for his introduction to food and travel in many parts of the world. He actually introduced other cultures to the world especially Muslim countries. May God bless his soul.

[@Raven844954]

Before Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, there was Anthony Bourdain. Love his voice, witty commentary and the way he helped share the world and its different cultures through the lens.

[@jadonh9978]

me and my dad used to watch anthony bourdain: parts unknown all the time before going to bed. it really hurt when i found out he passed but it pretty much broke my dad. he wasn’t the same for a good two weeks after hearing about what had happened. such an amazing person, yet gone so soon. RIP anothony

[@bambamermitanyo1049]

it was a staged cia assassination, not a sexual accident

[@caspianblue4141]

*Thank you, GoTraveler for uploading this entire series.* 👍🏻 I remember when this show first came out on cable in 2002 and I was absolutely hooked. Tony Bourdain was such a clever, witty, often humorous and dramatic, simply fantastic and skillfully descriptive story teller. He'll forever live on in the hearts of many of us Foodies. I personally, miss him more than I can say. He was like family to me, even though I never met him in person. I love re-watching these episodes, now streaming on KZbin! 👍🏻👌🏻💖 RIP Tony! 🕊💖

[@MauricioYouTube]

This popped up on my feed, and I cried.... Tony was such a gift. Thanks, @GoTraveler for allowing us to relive those moments with him. Peace

[@kennethmilam2894]

You can see how respectful and genuine Tony is.... miss ya dude

[@jackprichard6780]

I've never met him and yet I miss him greatly. I learned so much about food, traveling and how to appreciate life from his example.

[@ynkeefan77]

Man, Anthony was very charismatic. Shame he's gone, but he'll never be forgotten...RIP Anthony...

[@MattPlays96]

first thing of his i have watched since he passed. I wasnt prepared for how hard this would be :(

[@groofay]

Thank you for uploading these. I always treasure Anthony's time that he gave to us so generously. He was the real deal.

[@MrEric622]

Not only a world-class chef, but that voice, THAT VOICE, it still rings with me. And though I never knew him, I will always miss him.

[@pipertheos2660]

He will never truly leave us- there's still too much good food! Miss you Tony.

[@adrianacarrillo7011]

As a lover of good food and a cook myself, he was my hero, still alive in our hearts.

[@coconutcrispy83]

Thank you so much for uploading these! I reread the book on his birthday and was so happy to find the series online. I miss him every day. Such an inspiration.

[@firpoeltorosalvajedelaspam2362]

The finest episode of any Bourdain show in my opinion.

[@teamhex]

He's a great writer. Always loved that about him.

[@elenapacheco8906]

I’m still in shock about him RIP Anthony

[@annother3350]

Thats what happaens when you start to talk about elite paedophilia

[@thebasementgourmet3344]

@@annother3350 They don't like being exposed do they

[@bluu_ice6554]

@@annother3350 wait, what?

[@annother3350]

@@bluu_ice6554 If you start to dig a little bit some people he knew appeared to be high class child lovers -- and epstein just started to publicly express his disagreement with it before he died. Bourdain didnt kill himself

[@thebasementgourmet3344]

@rumi nova38 Yes , you are correct.

[@danielwild.]

Thank you for making this content not only available but, also allowing us to see it in its entirety.

[@P.F.3.]

Really enjoyed it again. This was his favorite food in the world and I can see why!! RIP Chef

[@taotao98103]

What I like is the way he talked. The way he explained everything with vivid, colorful words.

[@NoDirectionHome.]

I miss you everyday Anthony Bourdain. The world has become such a strange chaotic and individualistic environment. I miss your light and empathy to the unknown.

[@BrotherAzrael]

Still love watching these episodes while eating. Anthony is a personage will always be missed by those who had the pleasure of experiencing it.

[@jtotheroc]

This is the man that inspired me to open my palette when it came to eating new foods. Foie Gras, escargot, bone marrow, natto, durian fruit, etc. Anthony Bourdain will always be a legend, and his legacy will always live on in the episodes of A Cooks Tour, No Reservations, and his show on CNN.

[@GoTraveler]

That is awesome!

[@mammontustado9680]

I like that the Tony we see here is shy, world-weary and a bit unsure of himself. Then by the time of Parts Unknown, he's got this gritty but gentle aura about him, grizzled and alot wiser.

[@dalegriffin6768]

Man i miss Anthony,he was one of the most humble and authentic human being that's ever walked the Earth,he was my role model and i will always remember everything about his life,,RIP friend

[@GymLone]

Well, i'm here. Dude was awesome. Made life better.

[@saramizzi9820]

I have never been as heartbroken as I was when I learned about Anthony’s death. I grew up with him, but moreover he was such a beautiful soul and truly had a passion for food and appreciating other cultures to the fullest extend. I truly miss him.

[@DQ62992]

i have been watching “a cook’s tour” run by asian food channel back when i was in highschool. these videos take me back there.. miss you Tony. 😔

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

I wish I would have run into him during his many visits to San Francisco & the Mission District. His TV shows have always been a great source of enjoyment for me. Big Thank You for sharing. 🙏 Rest In Peace, Tony.

[@RodWon]

Born and raised in SF. ❤

[@carldorsey2604]

This is my favorite series anthony did. Captured life right at my favorite moment in history for us. The end of the 20th century and beginning of the 21st.

[@WyomingSkysAboveMe]

Food adventure television just isn’t the same without him.

[@Widderic]

He inspired me to go to Japan in 2017. I made the same face when trying sushi over there. I laughed, I cried, it was like being high for the first time. I can't find good sushi anymore so I have to go back.

[@Dwendele]

I was always somewhat adventurous with food, thanks to my mother. There were a few things I just couldn't get into though, sushi being one. Then I saw this episode when it came out and decided to find a good sushi place and try again. I LOVED it! Thank you Anthony, for showing all of us that food in all its forms could be exciting, comforting and even transformative. I've taken a whole new approach to food thanks to you, and I'm better for it.

[@localmotion2035]

we miss Bourdain.... we sorely miss him😇

[@awordon9631]

The way Anthony looks at the Sumo Boss for letting him light his cigarette😭❤️

[@Kwandon87]

the feels

[@ayanami808]

Man. I miss you so much. My mentor de cuisine.

[@meat_loves_wasabi]

They should just allow his No Reservations series to be uploaded in KZbin.... some of my favourite full episodes have been removed

[@terryprentice9657]

Torrents are your friend.

[@musergio1]

@@terryprentice9657 do you know where to find them with subs? thanks in advance

[@terryprentice9657]

@@musergio1 subs for what language?

[@sheliafrench1276]

That would be awesome do you know of any place where you can get the episodes without having to pay for everyone of them I would love to start it from the beginning because I’ve only you know caught bits and pieces I would love to start from the beginning and watch them all

[@SerenityNow9015]

Discovery plus has all eight seasons. I think prime video has it too.

[@jonfredette]

One of the only humans ever who strived to be truly human.

[@SuperLuckyCat7]

The similarities of cooking an excellent meal, and telling an interesting story are many! Anthony mastered both disciplines par excellence 🏆 R. I. P. and thanks for everything ❤

[@mikeroy4004]

I feel the love in these comments. We all love you Tony!!

[@GoTraveler]

Thanks for sharing! Glad you feel the love, Mike!

[@tinathethrasher9829]

Thank you MR Bourdain, thank you for all the entertainment you gave me as a young adult and the life lessons I never got even from my own father, you are very missed 🤘😔🤘 RIP SIR

[@hardtruth2039]

Damnit Tony I wish you hadn’t left us so early.

[@DreKC]

A true world citizen and gentleman. Unpretentious and always honest. I’m forever grateful for his insights and he’ll be missed.

[@staygold5280]

I miss you Anthony!! Love you!

[@Mediendiktatur]

I remember reading his book when i was educated to be a cook. It was very inspiring i liked his way of writing his stories. Pretty pittyful that he's gone, such a charismatic guy

[@siddharthakhanna6806]

I can't believe tomorrow it's 3 years since he's been gone. I grew up watching him and this episode was his first ever. I remember watching this in college after reading his book. He will always be missed. RIP AB

[@coyotebaby9192]

its crazy because i dont watch this show or anything anthony has put on tv for the food but its always been his way with people and his views on life and just being an overall good, adventurous human i love u rip

[@williamellis8216]

This is honest television. So rare.

[@andreallain1072]

Thank you mister bourdain rest easy

[@Axe0403]

Damn, this is one of the top episodes. R I.P Tony

[@utopiachaser3545]

I'm pretty much on the ignorant side on many celebrities or famous people, but he's an exception. He's my culinary hero and I miss him. RIP Mr. Bourdain.

[@AverageJogi]

"I have nothing to lose." I wonder if he lost himself, or if he had lost that before he even left for his adventures. RIP to a GOAT.

[@davidspector8871]

I had a few externs that went to work at Les Halles with Bourdain running the pass.

[@Max-lf4br]

the sake pouring part just made me smile so much, i don't know why but it was such a joy to see.