Food Choices Hitting home the point that yes, indeed, we are what we eat, is this 2016 documentary examining the food choices of people around the world and how they effect our health.

Our all-time favorite food documentary follows the life of Jiro Ono, an 85-year-old sushi chef considered the best in the world. His small 10-seat restaurant is located within a subway station ...

Noma: My Perfect Storm is no different–the 2015 documentary about Rene Redzepi’s Noma, once hailed as the best restaurant in the world, has aged poorly as food media forgoes lionizing so ...

From the food stalls of Seoul to the barbecue pits of Georgia, it’s a world tour without leaving your couch. Then there are the more hands-on series.

Pair with: A crudité platter. 2. Food, Inc. This Oscar-nominated documentary is perfect for those who want to better understand the impact of food as a giant, commercialized industry.

Documentary program Once Upon a Bite was among the most popular series in China and beyond, with over 1 billion views for each season aired. And it was awarded the Best Documentary Series at the ...

Everyone loves food, but some of us really love food. And of course, if people love something, there’s bound to be TV shows, movies, and documentaries about it. Here are some of the best health ...

His tiny, exclusive restaurant draws people from around the world—even at $300 a plate. While this Netflix food documentary is now eight years old, it’s truly a must-watch. WATCH ON NETFLIX ...

Food, Inc., which premiered in 2009, gives viewers a peek inside America’s corporate-run food industry, highlighting just how unhealthy and environmentally unfriendly it is.