We experience the world with five senses, but taste trumps them all. For more than 15 years, Eater has been your guide to finding the very best tastes — and sights, and sounds, and unforgettable moments — in cities spanning the globe. Now Eater has partnered with Hulu for a new series that brings this indispensable expertise to life. Join us and Maya Rudolph as we seek out the most delicious ways to eat off the hood of your car in LA, explore the jungle through your stomach in Costa Rica, stay up (and eat nonstop) all night in New York, taste the cultural crossroads of Casablanca, and so much more. Each episode showcases a whole new side of the cities and destinations you think you know, and some you may have never experienced before. Watch below — then scroll to delve even deeper into people, places, and one-of-a-kind foods featured on the show.
This is Eater’s Guide to the World.

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DINING ALONE IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

The best part of dining solo? You can focus on what deserves your attention most: the food. Time to eat your way through the Pacific Northwest,
savoring the juicy pork steak, soba noodles,
and piping-hot fried chicken.

A CULTURAL OASIS
IN CASABLANCA

No true friend would let you skip Casablanca while on a trip
to Morocco. This can’t-miss port city boasts snails, traditional pastilla,
and unreal tagine — you’ve gotta taste it all.

THE ASS CRACK
OF DAWN IN
NEW YORK CITY

It’s last call and you’re ravenous.
Luckily, you’re in New York City, where your crew can
choose from mouth-watering options like Korean barbecue, empanadas, and birria — all before the sun
hits the horizon.

WHERE TO FIND ALL THE
AMAZING FOOD IN EVERY EPISODE

Want to get your hands on all the great food in the show? Check out Eater’s
guide to the amazing restaurants, street stands, market stalls, drive-thrus,
and more in all seven episodes of Eater’s Guide to the World. From the Seattle soba in Episode 1 to the Tijuana mariscos in Episode 6, here’s where to find it.

JUNGLE TO TABLE
IN COSTA RICA

The Costa Rican jungle is basically nature’s candy store, and we’d like to invite you in. Bursting with delicious guanabana, cainito, cas, pejibaye, cacao, and so much more, these lush forests double as an awe-inspiring pantry.

EATING ON THE HOOD
OF YOUR CAR IN LA

Buckle up, friends. When you’re in LA, your car is your sanctuary. Treat it with the respect it deserves, and dig in to life-changing hot chicken, fresh bread, and
museum-worthy bento boxes in its presence.

PLANTING ROOTS
IN TIJUANA

Local, regular, newcomer — whoever you are, Tijuana has something delicious for you to eat. Grab a seat and try the craft beer, pork belly tacos, and the original Caesar salad. Yeah, you’ll want to stay awhile.

TAKING OFF
IN AMERICA

You eat at an airport because you have to, not because you want to. But just beyond the departure terminals you’ll find smoky barbecue, sweet ’n’ fluffy pancakes, and a bowl of warm borbor — all worth going the extra mile.

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PACIFIC NORTHWEST

• A Day in the Life of Seattle’s Soba Master, Mutsuko Soma
• A Love Letter to Reel M Inn, Portland’s Most Iconic Dive Bar
• The Right Way to Dine Solo
• Portland’s Master Fermenter Shares the Secrets to Her Kimchi Success
• How Seattle Chef Eric Rivera Became a COVID-Era Trailblazer
• Meet the People Behind Eem’s Thai Barbecue, Party Vibes, and Goofy Cocktails

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CASABLANCA

• How to Choose the Right Tagine for Your Kitchen
• Five Must-Try Dishes in Casablanca, Morocco
• The Best Restaurants in Casablanca

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NEW YORK CITY

• Cold Temperatures Won’t Stop Manhattan’s Sizzling Korean Barbecue Houses
• A Guide to NYC’s Swiftly Growing Birria Taco Scene
• A No-Fail Chai Recipe From an Indian Spices Expert
• Empanada Mama Is Still the (Almost) 24-Hour Beacon of Comfort in Hell’s Kitchen
• Make the Chai that Keeps NYC Taxi Drivers Going All Night

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COSTA RICA

• Everything You Need to Know About Costa Rican Food
• What to Eat at Costa Rica’s Dazzling Mercado Central
• 18 Standout Restaurants in and Around San José
• Make a Jungle-Inspired Cocktail From One of Costa Rica’s Acclaimed Bartenders

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LOS ANGELES

• Some of LA’s Best Eats Are at the Car Wash
• Eater LA’s Guide to Dining in Your Car
• The Steaming-Hot Herb-Stuffed Flatbreads at Zengalov Hatz
• A Los Angeles Bread Maestro Shares His Tips for Sourdough Perfection

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TIJUANA

• Secrets of a Caesar Salad Master
• What Difference Does a Border Make?
• Eat (and Drink) Your Way Through the Valle de Guadalupe
• The Best Packaged Salsas According to Eater Editors, Inspired by Mariscos Ruben

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THE TARMAC

• Where to Eat Near O’Hare International Airport
• Is There Such a Thing as Georgia BBQ?
• Long Beach, California, Is a Hub for Impeccable Cambodian Cooking
• The Best Bites Around San Francisco’s International Airport

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