Martin Yan's Chinatowns - New Year's Feast

[@TheRealJPhillips]

i used to always watch cooking shows as a kid for some reason. martin yan was always one of my favorites. after saturday ,orning cartoons, it was cooking shows.

[@sidneyfrederickson3941]

After getting clean and sober in the late 80's I learned to cook watching Yan Can Cook and Ciao Italia. Good to see he is still using Circulon here in this series.

[@danterosenberg7506]

"Yan Can Cook" was in 1982 so those must've been already reruns at that time I'm guessing. Very cool story, thanks for sharing!!!!!

[@dirklerxstpratt2112]

Martin Yan is delightful. You could play a drinking game for every time he says "beautiful".

[@LinkRocks]

It "tiny bit". lol

[@blanchmonge]

Harcore mode: "Look at this"

[@derrickwong5337]

Martin Yan's Chinatown New Year Feast is wonderful!

[@priyamason7365]

Love Martin Yan. Grew up watching him. He’s the best!

[@SimbaPlaysMCMain]

Every Saturdays, I always watched cooking shows but I always have two favorite cooking shows and oddly enough Martin Yan is one and Simply Ming is the other, I'd like to say both of these chefs are amazing at cooking Chinese Dishes or other Asian dishes. If I had a chance to cook with them, I WOULD!!!!

[@phtevenbenvon9676]

Martin Yan is my hero. Even with all of his energy, he still manages to relax me to the point where I fall asleep. Wonderful chef, funny guy.

[@songsunlady8525]

ㅋ

[@pierreba7005]

Phteven Benvon

[@LisaTigressHardy]

Love Martin Yan :) Been watching his show since I was a kid with my parents. I recently started watching on youtube and I find watching him to be relaxing and entertaining and I love learning about the cultures he themes his episodes on. :)

[@grapevine3277]

Very authentic Chinese cooking. As a Chinese I can tell it just very wonderful.

[@gameshowguy2000]

While I AM a fan of all the Martin Yan shows, including Yan Can Cook, THIS is the best of all, because of not only the dishes he makes (which are inspired by the dishes he watches prepared)... but the title says it all, it's all about the Chinatowns, and it's all about the travels.

[@denisemorgan7054]

Love this video absolutely fantastic. Thank you x

[@kajukenbo12321]

Martin yan moved from china to America when he was very young and began cooking and became successful and opened 3 resturants and is globally known

[@derrickwong5337]

Chinese New Year in San Francisco 😁. I like it for every year.

[@LinkRocks]

Chef Yan is amazing. He's so knowledgeable and very entertaining. I loved Yan Can Cook where he was more silly and goofy, but still taught amazing techniques and dishes to this series where he was more educational and relaxed. The man is a legend.

[@theresianurmala8422]

Suprice ...Very2 Super

[@thekrazykuntreeescratcher]

I loved Martin when I was younger and I appreciate what he does more now I want to try and cook it all But in the middle of no where it's hard to get all of the ingredients

[@Logicalfear2001]

makes me sad that food network will never be this awesome again :(

[@marjory967]

oh man, I really miss my grandma cooking Chinese dinner. Thanks for post. “ always clean up “ 😢

[@elaineyiu2375]

Enjoyed your presentations... Please continue to share... Your fan from Mililani, Hawaii..Mahalo and Aloha!

[@jennytan2998]

The chinese parade is excellent.

[@alexandergarcia6815]

I think I saw only ONE episode of his older show “Yan can cook” sometime in the 90s. Might have been a rerun..But he fascinated me so much even though I saw that one episode playing randomly on a TV channel I can’t remember, and now that I can see more of him, I think I might do some research on him!

[@LinkRocks]

There's ton of Yan Can Cook episodes on this site. A tv station has been uploading them for the past year or so. They're great fun.

[@thepartae]

I listen to the Intro music before I start cooking Chinese food

[@longtendorangers6960]

Happy bunny new year everybody❤❤

[@denisemorgan7054]

Mummmmm lovely x

[@denisemorgan7054]

Wow thank you x

[@kevinbyrne4538]

That family banquet in Hawaii -- there was enough food to feed an army. I hope that someone helped grandmother with the cooking. (I would be willing to help dispose of the leftovers. :) )

[@gameshowguy2000]

"How come when I stir-fry, so much liquid comes out? Because you don't stir it enough." So basically, you keep stirring until there's no trace of liquid, that's when you stop?

[@ceciliaalitagtagsantos5965]

Are you the Yan's can cook that I used to watch when I was In Saudi Arabia way back 2000? It is like a show that you have audience to taste. I loved that show. More power God bless💝😊

[@LinkRocks]

Yes it's the same guy Martin Yan.

[@jennytan2998]

The good americans accept the chinese with similar 100% rights.

[@amirrulfitri2678]

good night

[@sweetboykenny9754]

What’s the pink thing that he put in cooking

[@amirrulfitri2678]

food

[@johnliu8953]

Chinese food require scientific methods and balances techniques yang and ying the basic taste would be sweet sour tangy and pepery

[@spartanvam99]

G Noshamalita

[@TheBockChannel]

如果严可以煮的话

[@Klassenfeind]

Nice. Beautiful. Wonderful. Classical. Beautiful. Nice. Wonderful. Yawn.

[@Wvk5zc]

One thing i don't like about Chinese food is their dessert

[@naturelilacgold9016]

Does he know how to cook🤗

[@gameshowguy2000]

Who, Martin? Of course...he's been doing it for over 30 years!

[@georgewang2947]

Yan Can Cook

[@81Garret]

The use of nonstick cookware shows how dated these videos are. I love Martin Yan but I wish he was using carbon steel cookware without Teflon, but back then it was considered healthy.

[@francissantiago4110]

When there's a guest,he not good host

[@musingsofajay387]

I hate that fish lol.. cant eat it

[@DAVIDKIDANE]

Can you say cross contamination. Wash your hands.

[@gloriaatillo4506]

David Nice f

[@colinmcneil3131]

Hes been cooking for his whole life i think he knows what hes doing bud