David Chang Has a New Food Show Hitting Netflix This Month

A new food show with David Chang premieres on Netflix this month

The latest new food show to premiere comes from Momofuku leader David Chang. It’s called Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, and a new trailer reveals that it follows Chang to four cities across the world to eat — you guessed it — breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He explores each city with various personalities: Vancouver, Canada with actor Seth Rogen; Marrakesh, Morocco with talent Chrissy Teigen; Phnom Penh, Cambodia with comedian Kate McKinnon; and Los Angeles with actress Lena Waithe. The trailer is below, which reveals that the show hits Netflix on October 23.

Chang has been focusing a lot of his time lately on media projects, like his podcast and more upcoming television shows. Most of his new restaurants come with other chefs attached — like Eunjo Park at Kāwi and Sam Kang at Bar Wayō — and the company didn’t point to any significant involvement from the celebrity chef during those two openings.

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— Li-Lac Chocolates has moved its West Village outpost to 75 Greenwich Avenue and will sell its wares at 1923 prices for the grand reopening on Saturday, October 19.

— Ahoy!

Disclosure: David Chang is producing shows for Hulu in partnership with Vox Media Studios, part of Eater’s parent company, Vox Media. No Eater staff member is involved in the production of those shows, and this does not impact coverage on Eater.