Bourdain Was A Totally Different Person According To Friends #anthonybourdain #chef #celebrity

Tony was always searching for the next great meal.

[BronxLockPickerRodriguez]

I met him once, he was a wonderful person. He took time to talk to me. I'll never forget that.
R.I.P. my friend.

[lizfrancis]

"Resevered, goofy, humble, and kind. It was breathtaking being loved him." RiP

[optimisticnihilist]

I don't think it can be overstated just how many chefs there are in the industry today because of this man.

[londonwright]

He's a true Artist. A realist in everything. Feels everything deeply. And is not fake in any way.

[dfxvgmi]

I still watch his shows and I miss his down to earth view about what was going on wherever he was. He was also very funny and I miss him too. May he rest in peace.🙏✝️❤️

[kam]

He was a famous regular guy. One of a kind.

[Missticc]

Bourdain had the gift of delivery. He knew how to stay honest speaking his mind and the delivery was perfection. At beginning of his show,
“Welcome to the next episode of what I call the 24 hour fu*k over”.
Tony B. 😂

[discoblair]

Miss his show. Down to earth real person.

[robertpublicover]

Nice video about a long time friend and I miss him deeply. It is a very true and accurate description. When he and Eric got together it was always great fun with much laughter. ❤

[kenxiong]

Bourdain had “no reservations” about exercising his freedoms of speech

[ThrowbackThursday-skom]

One of the people that really inspired me

[katherinebryden-wolke]

Rest in peace my dear. You will be missed. I'm so sorry you had to go so soon.

[karenward]

I still miss him. His various series were delightful. He was like a kid in a candy store when he and several other chef friends had a meal at French Laundry in Napa. His friendship with Eric Rippert was delightful. I cannot imagine how he processed finding Tony’s unalive body. It must have been devastating. Tony, I hope you found peace and am silently and invisibly gliding through the villages, towns and cities of Vietnam, a country you fell in love with.

[TessA-esif]

I never had the privilege of meeting him, but I wanted to so much! I respected and admired this man. When I found out he died and how, I was devastated as were so many. My heart was broken for Asia and her children. The world lost much the day Bourdain died. 😪

[janiceandrus]

I never met him but i feel such a frendship with the guy always one of the best. ..rip tony

[Julius]

The coolest chef ever! His philosophy made me love my job!

[GlobalHopeCorps]

I’m sorry this cruel world let you down sir.

[mool]

I read his books before I ever saw him on TV. I used to work as a chef and he was a big inspiration. I loved his candid honesty regarding everything uncluding his own struggle w addiction. We lost a good one.

[Xztjh]

He was so hot too. I felt sad when i heard how he died. I thought about him for days. What a loss to us. I loved his gastronomic series travelling around the world. You could see He was fun to be with.

[meekking]

I didn’t know much about this man but looked him up this morning bc I dreamt about him this morning and exactly how he is being described here is how he was in my dream. He was quiet, almost mysterious and had a really gentle spirit.
I felt sad to know what happened to him after coming to know the person he’s said to have been.