Anthony Bourdain on what you should eat in New York City
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- When visiting New York City, you can just eat at the same chain restaurants that you have in your hometown, but there are some truly authentic New York food experiences you really should try. Chef and "Appetites" author Anthony Bourdain gives his unique take on what you should eat and do when you visit New York City.
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I miss this man's voice. I really do.
You can listen to his voice on here...
@@rmoalxa so clever
I'm not going to take this man's advice on anything
Max Headrum Why
I know; I miss him still and it’s been two years.
I had an 8 hour international layover in NY, the only time I was near NY City. I went into town to explore and for a Katz pastrami sandwich . It ended up being one of the major highlights and best memories of the whole trip.
I agree. So incredibly delicious
@@masonjelavich5148 isn’t it like $20 a sandwich
@@billybob4159 I think it's around $25 now.
@@billybob4159 yes, about. So worth it!!
@@joits To be fair I’d pay that if I was going to have some of the best of that in the world
Man... My father lived in NY for years he shared an appartment building with his brother and two arab dudes, You know one those sketchy appartments filled with rats. He eventually ran out of money and gave up and came back to mexico to go on with his life. Long story short he loved a place called ZABARS and we visit ny like every two years and man i can tell that just the smell of the hazelnut coffee bring tears to his eyes. Also, he loves KATZ's but he never had enought money to buy a decent pastrami sandwich until he want back with me and man i will never forget his expression when he had that sandwich.
Food in new york for most people is just a great experience by itself but ny people will never get to feel that nostalgia. That adds something else to the food. I only can imagine how he felt wen he had that pastrami sandwich like 30 years later. I dont usually type stuff on youtube but i respect anthony bourdain and felt like sharing.
Happy new years all.
If you were a Jew on the Upper West Side you went to Zabar's, maybe to H&H for their slightly better bagels. And if you were a Jew on the Lower East Side you went to Russ & Daughters. Simple formula.
God bless you and your Dad with health and every good.
Thanks for sharing man, lovely insight
@@SmartJanitor only two choices. Bullshit. Im sure Jews went to many different places. You should broaden your choices.
@@nickk9913 thank you. I wish you the same.
Especially now, we really miss you man. Rest easy.
Why especially now?? Cuz NYC is falling apart? 😂
Tech Insider slowing evolving into the food channel they always wanted to be.
offended? don't like it?
then, go away
Scott McCloud In retrospect, you sounded offended to someone else just making a mild joke. Lol
@@TheShootist why are you so offended Jesus christ
You inspired us to travel to new places. You encouraged us to make new friends. Most of all, you taught us to break bread with strangers. Thank you, Tony.
Man, I’m glad for video snippets like these. They keep a good man alive.
You know you've completed everything there is to achieve as a chef, when you speak so sincerely about basic food
Truth...it's all about the basics. I can only imagine that upon completion of one's journey to excellence, that you're able to truly appreciate and have real love and respect for the basics and what it takes to masterfully execute them.
Is that why he killed himself? Because he completed everything?
I think he moreso was at the tippity top as a restuaranteur, not so much a chef. He was talented in his own right as a chef and had immense knowledge, but he would be the first to admit that he sucked by comparison to say like Marco Pierre White, or Ferran Adria.
But I agree that this man appreciate food as a whole, not just the primadonna Michelin Star area. The guy could be as happy in a Waffle House at 2am as he would be a 3 star Michelin Restuarant.
I hope Anthony Bourdain was not killed
That’s every chef. Go out to dinner with a bunch of chefs they order basic hamburgers and lasagna.
He had so much wisdom. You could just hear it when he spoke. And it was a deep deep wisdom. Not just about food but all aspects of life.
Like killing himself
REST IN FOOD PARADISE MR. BOURDAIN 🙏
RIP
Hey everyone give me a like please. My favorite chef died
Hey everyone, give me a like please. I have hemorrhoids on my ass and it's killing me.
Giblet Bun
Mine was too, genius. And why resort to name-calling? Got some deep insecurities lingering beneath? Don't worry there little buddy, we all were virgins at one time or another. You hang in there!
Captain Durp hahaha hell nah. You sure like to speculate huh? That correlates to ignorant
RIP Anthony, you will always be in our hearts.
Still miss you man...Always will...Coolest dude then & 4eva...
Go to a Halal cart and get the chicken over rice with salad for about 6 or 7 bucks. With the hot and white sauces.
shizzy35 there’s a good halal truck I always go to near the World Trade Center where I work. Chicken over rice is $5 and you also get a free can of soda 😃. But yes Halal is a must .. and must not forget the hot and white sauces either! 😉
I love how Halal cart food is now becoming an NYC staple. Pre-2000's, not quite often you'd see a halal cart but nowadays, they're easy to spot and have even rivaled the amount of hot dog carts! Every time I go back home, I always get pizza, pretzels, italian subs, bagels, mom's homecooking of course, and HALAL. BAM.
I did several years ago - totally overrated. One of the most diappointing food experiences in my life because I was so looking forward to it.
@@madhavyu
What cart did you go to? I mean there's a lot of 'em so there's gonna be some lackluster ones. I mean of course there's the halal guys at 6th and 53rd, but plan on being on line for a long time. They have another location downtown, not sure exactly where though. If you're far downtown the cart at Whitehall and Water sts is damn good. Another pretty decent one was in the upper east side on 3rd ave at about 87th or so? Don't quite remember.
Anyway, point being there's pretty much a metric shitton of halal carts. They aren't all gonna be good. Also, you can always hit a brick and mortar place too, if you want. Mamoun's on St. Marks is pretty outstanding. Also, the idea of a falafel/shawarma joint being on St. Marks is pretty hilarious. Anyway, take 'er easy.
@@DarkMatterX1 The Halal Guys - W. 53rd in Midtown.
I live in Oklahoma . My husband and I opened the first legal push hotdog cart in our area in 50 years . I had not really looked at Anthony Bourdain and his stuff but I have to say after looking at many of his interviews the last few days I feel connected to him now . I used to be a bloody good dishwasher working in a mostly male Asian restaurant you had to be harsh and dirty to get by there. Never again . I would rather sling dogs on my own then to do that again . However I learned I am strong enough to make it I am just not despite enough to hurt myself like that again.
Rest In Peace... 😔🕯
Mack V dead
@@Annihilate3275 how was he racist?
@@Annihilate3275 Wtf? Jerk!
Annihilate3275 someone’s having a bad day lol
@@Annihilate3275 the saddest part of your comment is that there is 3 people dumb enough to like your comment
Anthony Bourdain was a treasure: he brought people and cultures together, which is more than many nations can achieve. He's gone now, but the world is a better place because we shared it with him. Rest in peace.
He was a legend too. RIP
just to kill himself over a broad smh rip
was Anthony Bourdain murdered ?
@@edyr He committed suicide. He'd battled depression for many years.
@@wadsworthaaron someone keep saying grfyn
Dirty water hotdogs.. Man I am going to miss seeing you on TV...I hope you found peace and I hope you knew how much you were loved by so many..
R.I.P Anthony Bourdain 😢
I remember an episode of his where it was raining where he was at so he decided to just do a whole show in the hotel. It was freaking amazing.
As a New Yorker who breathed in New York, I always connected with Bourdain. I also appreciated that he felt there was no shame in eating at Waffle House when in the south. One cool, but tortured soul. RIP.
I just got back from NYC for the first time ever. I was there for 5 days. I went to Sarge’s, Katz’s, Russ and Daughter’s, Joe’s Pizza. Some bagel place. I went to a number of just local pubs and I won’t say dive bars but places that weren’t like super nice. Just had drinks at those places. The only “nice” place was Del Frisco’s, which was outstanding. I was very disappointed in myself that I ended up not getting a dirty water hot dog though. Honestly though it was one of the best trips of my life. I had such a good time.
So you're saying to try cocaine next time i go to ny.
hsuq 7052 yes
Miami has the best blow. By the time it gets to new york its been stepped on seven ways to sunday
Parts of Miami Beach were built from cocaine money lol
stufoo Lol no the best coke is in Bolivia.
hsuq 7052 Well no, because it's better elsewhere.
Can't believe he is gone. RIP you will be missed.
as a new yorker... my obsession with dirty water hot dogs stopped once I turned 13... there are alot of grilled dogs just as cheap all over the city... im not gonna say New Yorkers don't eat them.. but its rare one of my friends stops at a hot dog cart... but maybe construction workers and people on lunch breaks from time to time...
If a average New Yorker is getting food off of a cart it is probably Lamb or Chicken over rice at a Halal cart...
Coldsun3000 Exactly, same here. I'd rather get a gyro or a halal lamb & chicken combo with rice and salad, lots of white sauce and a little hot sauce :)
I found the all beef hotdogs are the best.
exactly, i never did as a new yorker :/
I'll say it. Don't eat dirty water hot dogs. They're just packaged dogs dumped in water. At least with one of those halal gyro carts, there's some cooking involved. Papaya King for a grilled dog. "Utility pizza" - look for the places where cops eat. They know the best ones. At the very least, a place with plenty of people so the pizza isn't sitting cold, waiting to be reheated.
bidhrohi12
Taxi drivers...where they eat, I eat.😋
The only thing more comforting than the food was Anthony's voice and mannerisms. I only knew him from his shows, but damit I miss him terribly😥😥😥
So many food critics turn their noses up at food regular people might like, preferring cutting edge, avant garde fusion stuff made with things regular people wouldn’t eat.
Bourdain is the exception, trying and recommending food that more than just snobs could or would enjoy.
He was a classy guy.
Weird how I never knew the guy until he died and now he's seemingly the best chef on tv now for me.
Same
Rest In Peace Anthony Bourdain
Miss this guy!
Sadly I never fully appreciated how cool this guy was until after he passed. Seemed like such a cool guy. You could tell he was just as at home eating a hot dog from a street vendor as he was a slap up meal at a top resturant.
Are you quite young? Bc Bourdain was at his peak 20 years ago
There actually is some satisfaction in a New York street hot dog with some ketchup and mustard. It's not the best hot dog ever, but something about it gives you that rush of endorphins.
I'd say the same about the halal carts. You can find a halal cart on every street corner, something I really miss in other cities.
Miss you Tony 🙏🏽♥️
If I only had a few days to eat things no other city has.. Artichoke pizza (DiFara is good, but still similar to what you can get elsewhere), Katz tender pastrami, Halal Guys (though this is a global chain now), Jamaica food (patties and jerk chicken), good bagels..
Less Talk, More Delicious halal guys aint it unvle gussy is waaaaayyyyyy better
Halal Guys is a national chain now but the NYC carts are still the best. Tried Halal Guys in Chicago and New Orleans and the ingredients are slightly different I think. Taste is a little off.
RIP BROTHER, i hope your Journey is blessed
Total-Recall what kind of stupid question is that? Or are you just stupid?
Always enjoyed watching his shows, sadly missed.
Having lived in NYC nearly all my life I can honestly say I’ve consumed my fair share of dirty water dogs. Every now and again you’ll find a vendor that offers grilled dogs, maybe even better than dirty waters.
I lived in Brooklyn and Da Bronx from birth till 27 I left in 1991 I miss the food. R.I.P. Chef
As a Chicagoan, I approve this message.
Sarah Delany where in chicago can i find the best hot dog?
Alexander the Ordinary you do realize how long a street can go right?
movingonandup773 for someone that's not native to the area, Maxwell doesn't mean shit to them, a better way to direct people is to point them to an address to the hotdog place or to a landmark.
@Sarah Delany Chicago hot dogs are awesome. They beat a NYC dirty water dog any day. But Papaya King and original Nathan's hot dogs are better than Vienna Beef's. That's why a lot of people eat them with just mustard.
I moved to Chicago from NYC 3 years ago and I haven’t been impressed by the food. Any recommendations?
I miss him so much!
Food community is not the same without him...
New York Pizza is a unique experience. I like the way the man himself describes it all honestly. It’s not the best pizza or the best hot dogs...but it’s a staple of New York to get a bite to eat during the rush of day.
The french call it terrior. "a sense of place"
You may not be eating the best hot dog or the best pizza but you are eating NYC.
A NYC dirty water dog doesn't taste better anywhere than NYC.
Goes to show why taste and volume aren't the only factors to good food.
In LA street tacos don't taste as good in a restaurant as they do on the side walk.
A French Crossiant is best in France.
Growing up in the midwest a greasy spoon diner is the best breakfast. Not a $100 truffle benedict which is delicious BTW. I want crispy has browns, greasy over easy eggs, and coffee just good enough not to be bad.
The thing is is that they have the NYC staples like the dollar slice but they also have really high quality pizza as well. NYC is regarded by many as having the best pizza in the US.
The foods he mentioned can also be found in Philadelphia and Jersey too and it’s basically the same but won’t quite have the cool NYC vibe
First trip to NYC I grabbed a blintz & coffee from Zabars .. sat on a bench intersection of Broadway & W 80st enjoying my Zabars snack & people watched.. I guess that could be my New York moment
I love Bourdain and so sad he's gone.
Tony's right! I live in NY (not even the city, but southern NY) and no matter where I go, even in the US, there's no delicatessen like a New York deli. They all have an obvious influence based on the owner, be it Jewish, Italian, Greek, Hispanic, or whatever, but they are all the same in the sense that it's a NY deli.
RIP Anthony Allegedly the “nicest ahole you could meet” Sad he was hurting inside & left us at the pinnacle of success Travel, fame & weslth are nice & we seemingly all wish we could have it. I would rather not have fame but wealth simply for the security It’s the lttile things that are best in life Trite but true I’m an ex-Army armor soldier who spent half the year on my tank in the bush which makes you appreciate running water, hot water, showers, air conditioners, heaters & beds. Things like true friends & loyal pets are what makes life rich. Reading a good book. A good bagel & a slice of pizza.
I think he might have felt guilty for all the trappimgs of fame & that it brought him no joy. I don’t think he realized the impact he had. He wasn’t a high falutin, sanctimonious & entitled rich d-bag but just the opposite. He was an every man who happened to be a chef with strong convictions, opinions & beliefs that the regular person identified with. Total salt of the earth guy who happened to get famous. I saw an expose on his closest friends stating how shocked they were he took his own life & how much they miss him. They posited the idea that they believe he didn’t realize how much people adored him & the impact he had on people, the media & culture.
I am not one to fawn over celebs. The real heroes to me are people like first responders, pet advocates, soldiers & teachers but Bourdain was just cool & relatable even if it was on crap CNN. I hope you’re at peace Tony. Oh and one of the things I dreamed about were NYC hot dogs when I was away from NY. A Sabrett or Boar’s Head dog with onions and/or kraut is the best.
Man this is a great comment. I wish he could have known his impact too.
He was the only famous person, that i was genuinely sad about losing him.
This is one of my favorite videos of his because it shows how deep rooted his experience is. It's just there. You can see it. He's been around.
I miss this guy a lot.
Man I loved watching all of his shows, he always seemed like a genuine guy. It's crazy he never crossed me as a guy who would take his own life.
He didn't. He was murdered.
@@blankblank9117 Lol. Yeah, sure. Spread your dirt elsewhere, please.
@@blankblank9117 I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who feels this way.
@@docteur6667
You should read his books OP. Not only are they absolutely fantastic and vintage Bourdain, but a big incite into his mental health. He talked about killing himself a fair amount, as well as rampant drug use and depression. It’s one of the onky celeb deaths that ever actually affected me. Him and Norm Macdonald. I was on an Alaskan cruise with no internet when I found out Norm died. I literally wept in a tour bus when I found out. They were and are two hnique characters that touched a whole lot of peoples lives and we miss them dearly.
What better person to hear this from than a New Yorker!
In new York there's so many amazing cultures. Taste them and complement and embrace them. Live an open minded life. Be humble and love your fellow human.
When I went to NY city a homeless man asked me for change and I only use my debit card so I said I don't have any and he told me to go f*ck myself. Also, a lot of the streets I walked by smelled like human shit. It was very hot then and the smell was unbearable. I only live 5 hours away and I will never ever go back. Place is a complete shithole.
NYC is not open minded at all. It’s left wing to the extreme and NYC is completely intolerant to anything that is not extremist left wing.
@@JK-vc7ieYou’re actually incorrect. You’ve never been to Staten Island and other neighborhoods. You’re just parroting right wing media with no real world experience
-Street vendor hot dogs
-Halal food off the food carts. I recommend chicken over rice with a salad. Dont forget the white sauce
- go to the deli, get a chopped cheese on a hero
- Any pizza joint not in the city. Go to the other boroughs and find you an in- the- wall pizzeria with some Italian guy's name on it (Luigi's, Tony's, Nick's, etc.) And you just ask for a slice. Literally, "can i get a slice", that's proper etiquette
Recommendations from a Bronx native.
In Flushing, Queens there was a hole-in-the-wall along the main drag with great Chinese street food. They had a printed review of Bourdain heaping praise on their lamb bun. This was a damn good bun, the price of subway ride. Watch out for that hot orange grease bursting out, it will leave a mark!
After Bourdain offed himself, they took the review down. Didn't want Bourdain's hungry ghost stinking up their joint.
I dont think I'm the first person who ever thought of this... but get high and listen to Bourdain talk deep about food. It's an whole new experience.
That’s a guy in your pic and will always be a guy no matter how much you want him to be a girl
“Don’t miss the Black Tar Heroin on 125th Street. It’s to die for”…………
…….Anthony
This man was a gem
That fact that Anthony Bourdain loved Chicago hotdogs means the world to me. Love this city. Love him. Love whenever the two can go together
But the Bears will always be the Packer’s bit*h…….😂
I wish I was more adventurous to try other foods. I eat the same crap. I say I don't like a lot of foods without ever even trying them. This guy always made food look so good.
NYC is a nasty place where a rat try to go up my leg to get to my food while sitting on a park bench.
How many crunches are you up to nowadays?
Emphasis on "traveller", not "tourist". I was older than I'd like to admit when I learned the difference from Mr Bourdain
"But if you're going to try the best hot dog in the world, I'd probably go to Chicago."
Yes! Tony doesn't disappoint.
Coney Island.
This guy description of food makes me hungry.
I miss this guy! Love all his shows! RIP 🙏 Mr. Bourdain
I miss this man
Rip my man
This video just came on my feed. RIP.
Finding a lamb gyro cart in Times Square was one of my favorite moments when I went to NYC with my friends
Get a chopped cheese if you're in NYC. One of the best sandwiches you'll have.
Rest in Peace to him. He had some very wonderful cooking programs.
Anthony Bourdain. Hated how so many people was talking about him on the past year.
I have to agree, for a great hot dog .. Chicago is the place to go! I miss Anthony Bourdain so much; what a treasure he was.
Gene and Judes, then to Johnny's Beef. Pizza is optional.
@@annoyedok321 gene and Jude’s is the only correct answer to this question
Lamb Kabob in London hits the spot for me
Guys...nyc pretzels...with some mustard ❤❤❤❤❤
Or a knish with mustard
@@tedperry6466
Once you leave NY, they don't know wtf a knish is.
Still. Can't believe he's gone 😪😪😥😥😥💫💫💫💫💫💔💔💔rip
Having his show playing while not even watching is comforting somehow. Like the conversation after a holiday dinner.
I miss this guy 😢
I grew up in the New York metro area and after spending four years in Montreal (which has great cuisine in its own right) for college, the one food I missed the most from New York was a plain cheese, New York style, thin crust pizza. It was the first thing I demanded when I returned home.
facts!! it’s unreasonably difficult to find a good bagel outside NYC. not quite as hard to get good pizza (subjective), but good CHEAP pizza is tough.
i don’t care if it’s not the “best” pizza. like the man said, it’s something you can’t get anywhere else. that’s still worth something.
$1.75 with a can of Coke.
Where would u get a slice of NY style cheese pizza? Going there this weekend
Im in Gainesville Fla for college and all I do is dream of a crispy pizza and pork roll egg and cheese on an everything bagel with ketchup on it
the legend is missed.
You can always see his genuine passion for places and food,he was a tourist and customer first and a restaurateur second. That's why so many related to him.
Bacon egg and cheese on a real NYC bagel, chopped cheese, pizza, and street foods (hot dogs, halal food, food trucks, pretzels) are all a must
Back when this was filmed, you would never think he would do such a thing. People can seem fine on the outside but hurt on the inside.
I miss you Anthony.
Halal Guys deserves a mention when talking about NYC street food
It’s a chain now tho...I don’t even have to leave Long Beach to go to Halal Guys.
@@seanmatthewking Mate, there's a Halal Guys in my country and I'm nowhere near America lol
This is why I love this man and I miss him. A New Yorker saying Chicago has the best hot dogs! Chicago not new New York. And he's a local New Yorker. Respect to his legacy
His legacy of killing himself, abandoning his daughter and being a hard core drug user?
Saw the grizzly in the thumbnail and had to click
The glizzy goblin
I miss this guy
You're the reason why i started cooking, hope you're with a beer on one hand and a ciggie on the other... Heard chef❤️
Anthony really liked the simple cheap feel good foods. Loved his in and out burger, and loved a good dollar slice.
"We have better deli than you." (Faint screaming from the direction of Montreal)
I miss him
RIP, one of the most loved chefs ever....
Also there are so many great hole in the walls that make great ramen, sushi, Thai, Vietnamese and Indian food. So good gyro street stands! Just yum!
Such a legend, damn
"Find out the thing that they do better than anyone else" "it's not the best, but hey."
that was a little odd
Odd but understandable if you're from there. A dirty water hot dog is not the best hot dog you can get in the world -- but dirty water hot dog is better in NYC than any other city's dirty water hot dog. Weird, yes.
Correct. That is the right answer
RIP my guy
miss you man
All you naysayers are crazy. NYC has the greatest cuisine anywhere ever. You want great Italian, go to Italy and you can seek out a few great spots. We got 100 of em. French, Thai, Mexican whatever. All the greats come to NYC to make it. And if they don't they're GONE. Grreatest city in the World.
Yeah, but you could say the food is better in (a) Paris or (b) Chengdu. I'm a New Yorker, but hey, EVerything tastes awesome in Paris.
I miss him 🥺
Damn right on the Chicago hot dogs And Katz deli. He failed to mention bagels though. Hard to get a decent bagel outside nyc.
He did?
Yes. I'd change that to: "It's impossible to get a BAGEL outside NYC."
@movingonandup773 Try Kauffmann's on Dempster in Morton Grove. Serious bagels and legit deli as well.
This is a good traveling mentality
Make sure the dirty water hot dogs is %100 beef. Some are selling chicken hot dogs now. Claiming it's all beef. Nathans / sabrett.
A J I know because I'm
experienced in the food business in Nyc. I've worked in food carts , trucks, Restaurants and deli's . you name it . most are cheats. especially the carts and trucks.
A J u welcome
Nathan’s and sabrett hands down anything else is just lips and assholes !!!
Beef ? Porc
He forgot to mention steaks. Don’t forget the steaks when you’re in NYC, but eat at a decent steakhouse like Keens.