Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

I love David Chang, and really enjoyed "Ugly Delicious". But this new four-part series is kind of a let-down. I get that he wants to be the next Anthony Bourdain, but that indefinable thing that made Bourdain so unique and compelling is what Chang is missing. These four celebrities (Seth Rogen, Chrissy Teigen, Lena Waithe, Kate McKinnon) he hangs with all are fine and perfectly unobjectionable, fun even, but they also weren't super interesting and the episodes didn't really have much impact. Bourdain was such a devastating loss because he possessed both a gravitas and a sense of adventure that inspired you to want to try new things. This short series, a pale imitation of "Parts Unknown", ends up just a mediocrely produced vanity project for the Momofuku doyen.

The title says it all. Chang should be ashamed at how lazy and self-indulgent he's allowed himself to become.

It lasts only four episodes but it sure gets really exhausting really fast. It's not about the food, or the places, or the guests, or David, or the people they meet. It desperatly tries to be about all that. It mostly fails. I really like David Chang and his previous work, but this is a misfire, perhaps a necesary one in his career. I look forward for his next good series/season to clean the strange memories of this one.

Simply put this was fun to watch. Everyone was genuine and seemed to having a lot of fun. Trust me this is worth the watch.

I just wanted a programme that you could see the city best places to eat and typical food. But there is so much talking about all other stuff it gets boring.

This programme has so much potential but less talking about their own personal life's would definitely be e a massive improvement