Netflix and food go together like carne asada tacos and tequila, which is to say, perfectly. So it only seems natural to explore the streaming service’s vast catalog of food related content when you get hungry for a new show to binge. Whether you’re a lover of fine dining, a purveyor of street carts, or a food novice who is craving some tips to upgrade your grilled cheese, Netflix has plenty of cooking shows perfect for any appetite. From Street Food to Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, these cooking shows on Netflix are sure to whet your appetite. The best part? No reservation required.
Salt Fat Acid Heat
Based on her bestselling cookbook by the same name, Samin Nosrat teaches viewers about the four major tenets of cooking: salt, fat, acid and heat. You’ll either finish the show a master chef or very hungry. Watch It!
Street Food
Lovers of travel (and eating) this one’s for you. Street Food takes viewers on tours of Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, India, and more to explore the culture of food carts and stalls that makes each country’s cuisine vibrant, unique, and, of course, delicious. Watch it!
Sugar Rush
This show is as sweet as they come. In the cooking competition series, bakers have a limited amount of time to craft confections worthy of a $10,000 grand prize. Watch it!
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Whether you love to eat or you just love Chrissy Teigen, this one’s for you. In Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, chef David Chang explores different cities around the world with Hollywood’s finest, from Teigen to Seth Rogen to Lena Waithe. You’ll be booking a ticket to Marrakesh in no time. Watch it!
The Final Table
Final Table is not for the cooking faint-of-heart. The culinary competition features 12 chefs tasked with preparing dishes from around the world, in hopes of impressing celebrity judges, food critics and iconic chefs. Your grilled cheeses might feel woefully inadequate after watching this, but, hey, cooking can be aspirational. Watch it!
The Great British Baking Show
Calling lovers of all things good, wholesome, and British. This iconic competition show for amateur cooks will quickly charm you—Mary Berry is a national treasure—and leave you Googling bread recipes while humming “God Save the Queen.” Watch it!
Chef’s Table
Each episode of this Netflix series focuses on a different world-renowned chef speaking about their culinary styles and cooking inspiration. It’s your once-in-a-lifetime chance to peak behind the apron of Michelin-starred chefs like Cristina Martínez, Niki Nakayama, and Asma Khan. Watch it!
Ugly Delicious
Celebrated chef David Chang—known best for his restaurant group, Momofuku—takes viewers along as he dines with his celebrity friends (Jimmy Kimmel, Aziz Ansari) and learns more about, well, food. Prepare for some controversial opinions about beloved hot spots (is Domino’s pizza really that good?) and a belly full of…laughs. Watch it!
Cooked
Cooked is 1/3 food show, 1/3 history lesson, and 1/3 science class (mix in a large blow; bake at 350 degrees). Based on the book by Michael Pollan, the Netflix docu-series examines how cooking has evolved over time and how the elements—fire, water, air, earth—contribute to food prep. You’ll learn lots about bread, fermentation, cheese, and processed foods—and hopefully be compelled to roll up your sleeves and get cookin’. Watch it!
The Chef Show
Chef Roy Choi and Jon Favreau (who first worked together on the 2014 film Chef) reunite for this cooking show where the two experiment in the kitchen and explore the nation’s best restaurants alongside celebrity A-listers and popular chefs. If you’ve ever wanted to get a cooking lesson from Gwyneth Paltrow or eat a meal with the Avengers cast, consider this show your exclusive invite. Watch it!
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