The one thing Zimmern loves more than sampling the world’s most bizarre foods, however, is the people he meets and the villages he visits where folks still appreciate these dishes. “The show ...

Overall, his mentality—just as it was with Bizarre Foods—is focused on considering other human beings around the world in his decisions. “We have to start thinking of our fellows,” he says.

Since 2006, Andrew Zimmern has been taking Travel Channel viewers on a journey around the world to find some of the most unique and interesting foods as the host of "Bizarre Foods." In his decade ...

Over 10 seasons of filming “Bizarre Foods,” host Andrew Zimmern has proven himself fearless when it comes to trying new and potentially dangerous foods and experiences, and for being honest ...

PITTSBURGH (NewsRadio 1020 KDKA) -- Is Pittsburgh the next bizarre foods mecca? Well maybe not mecca, but it has enough "bizarre" to make it on to a Travel Channel hit show. Andrew Zimmern ...

The host of the Travel Channel’s Bizarre Foods, chef Andrew Zimmern, is apologising for his comments about Chinese restaurants in the US after he was criticised as culturally insensitive.

Host Andrew Zimmern brings "Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations" to New Orleans for an episode at 8:30 p.m. Monday (March 2) on the Travel Channel. His culinary choices this time aren't bizarre ...

Some street foods might look unusual or even intimidating at first glance. But don’t judge a dish by its appearance. This video explores bold and bizarre-looking foods that surprise people with their ...

Be it pizza pani puri or dark chocolate maggi, there are all sorts of bizarre foods invented by street food vendors. And now, another such bizarre dish has created a stir on Twitter. Believe it or not ...

(Fox) Here's what's on TV tonight: Andrew Zimmern showcases New Orleans culinary favorites on "Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations" (8:30 p.m., Travel). Instead of anything "bizarre," this ...