Street Food | Official Trailer | Netflix

From the creators of Chef's Table, comes a new mouth-watering documentary series that celebrates the local heroes of street food in Thailand, India, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, and Vietnam.

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Street Food | Official Trailer | Netflix

Embark on a global cultural journey into street food and discover the stories of the people who create the flavorful dishes.

[veronicaguevara]

I've seen all of the episodes. It was not just about street food, it was about the people, their resilience, love for their craft and the will to leave a good legacy. I cried a hundred times! Kudos to everyone who worked hard on this documentary.

[ImranAli-qjir]

So proud of our Asian /South East Asian /Indian subcontinent street food.

[muhamadharnikarifhan]

Even low budget street food channel makes me hungry.. Imagine with netflix adaptation..

[beatab]

After watching all the episodes, I can say the episodes from the Philippines and Indonesia are just some of the most beautifully made documentaries I have ever watched. The lolo reminds me so much of my grandpa. Thank you Netflix x

[write]

Mbah satinem's story is very sad, but she lives happily now. Best ep of the series. Do more eps for indonesia's foods, gudeg, jajan pasar, bakso are just tip of the iceberg

[libbyaudina]

yo i cried watching this teaser because how much sometimes we dont appreciate the street food sellers when they are gold

[rahulboine]

Pure goosebumps while watching this trailer. Direction, sound editing, screenplay and editing are on point, Looks ❤️

[Hayu]

Since my grandparents till now, we always buy lupis and tiwul from the old lady from Indonesia.. Just so happy that she's here ❤

[rockythie]

Episode 4 from Indonesia is the best for me. I literally cried. Also, the Osaka one teaches you many life lessons.

[jjyecsa]

The Yogyakarta episode is so humbling. So pure and positive. Also from homeland, Philippine episode has all the feels. :)

[Rabbittomaru]

I love to travel, not travel you may think like goin abroad. Just goin around my neighbourhood. Looking for _a hidden gem_ like local street foods. They hold the authenticity of the culinary heritage. Some even hold until more than 5 generations and still goin for more, and they still hold their tradition.
And luckily, I stayed in Bandung, Indonesia 🇮🇩 there are lots of street foods around that maybe even for 10 years ahead, even I spend each day to taste each food won't be enough. There's so much to choose. In every corner of the street, back alleys, sometimes inside of a common house, that you won't recognise they sell food if you don't ask. They served the food with different time of the day. Some sell at the morning, some start after the work hours. And most of them sell at the night time, where people already get leisure at looking for dinner, or midnight food, to eat and hang out at the outside or take away.
And Netflix, thank you to create this video, it help them to introduce their foods for a marketplace at bigger scale.
👏😊

[yashchowdhary]

this is more than just a street food documentary! i have watched all the episodes...
its about common people who achieve in life after sacrificing a lot in their life..

and the shots in the documentary are just amazing

i love it

[mateuszstenzel]

Everybody complains, that they missed some places/countries. "Chef's Table" got 5 seasons, so Im pretty sure that "Street food" will include other countries in next seasons :D

[svtephemeral]

I have watched all of them. I'm Vietnamese and to me, the Vietnam episode was good enough but I would say the Indonesia episode is the most heartwarming and tear-jerking. A daughter, a wide, a mother, then a grandmother and most importantly, a preservationist of culinary heritage was beautifully depicted.

[bittersweexo]

the old man in the Japanese episode is SO PRECIOUS and must be PROTECTED and all time!!

[Macho_Fantastico]

I love Toyo from Osaka, Japan (Episode Two). His whole outlook on life is wonderful and charming as hell. "Be the head of a chicken, not the tail of a bull"

[MsMonchichi]

this made me emotional for some reason ? haha very excited to watch, especially philippines episode 🇵🇭 ❤️

[artodias]

So proud to be Thai. The documentary perfectly and accurately portrays our culinary, culture and people. Can't ask for more. <3

[oooooosh_]

@0:34 My parents reaction whenever someone asks them are they proud of me.

[suthinunpolasub]

Thai food always the best❤❤ I miss Thailand so much from España!!!! Quiero mucho ir a Tailandia!!!