Anthony Bourdain

There is a lot of food we don't value enough.

King of F-ing Everything Anthony Bourdain took to Reddit yesterday to promote season two of his online docu-series Raw Craft and, as expected, his no-hold-barred AMA revealed plenty of fun facts about the celebrity chef. Here are the six best (and most surprising) revelations from the public forum.

He says it sounds like a horrible train wreck, but trust him, it's delicious.

World traveler, TV host and king of food quotes Anthony Bourdain submitted to a Reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything") last night and not surprisingly, there are plenty of fascinating insights and lovable rants ("I would like to see the pumpkin spice craze drowned in its own blood...").

Earlier this year, President Obama sat down with Anthony Bourdain to eat a meal of bún chả—a Vietnamese noodle and pork dish—in Hanoi. It was a dining experience one entire year in the making—and recently Bourdain opened up to Esquire about the experience.

Bourdain-loving Brooklynites and fans in New York's other four boroughs, listen up! Your favorite no-B.S. chef, author and TV host is planning a live show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this November. Titled The Hunger, the performance will feature Bourdain's no-holds-barred take on... well, it could be anything frankly.

Only a few weeks’ ago, Anthony Bourdain told Adweek that when it comes to his planned massive NYC food market, “We've got to get it right.” Well, turns out getting things right will take at least two years longer than anticipated. The website for the superstar chef’s forthcoming facility has recently updated its language to say “coming 2019” as opposed to its previous 2017 prediction.

There are few television personalities as uncompromising as Anthony Bourdain. The chef holds all the keys to his creative kingdom, save for the actual platform to air his show on. And in reading his views on work, life, and future plans, one gets the feeling Bourdain doesn't even care if he has a show on the air. He's still in it for the art, man.

As if a recently fired up Hillary Clinton wasn’t annoying enough for Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee now has to deal with a couple jibes from someone who does not have a negative approval rating among Americans: Anthony Bourdain.

Two dudes grabbing a $6 dinner at a tiny restaurant on a crowded street in Hanoi, Vietnam, isn’t usually an international headline grabbing affair, but when President Obama dined with Anthony Bourdain on Tuesday, people around the world weren’t content with waiting until the next season of Bourdain’s Parts Unknown in September to get all the details.