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5 Years 156 days - Food Jesus

Tuesday 15th October 2024

Comedian David Boyle takes a humorous look at food tourism, recounting his visit to a famous banh mi spot in Hoi An once visited by Anthony Bourdain.
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7 minutes
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Food Tourism Madness: Boyle's Hoi An Banh Mi Adventure

Episode Overview

  • Boyle visits a famous banh mi place in Hoi An.
  • Questions the true value of celebrity-endorsed food spots.
  • Reflects on the cult-like behaviour of food tourists.
  • Shares humorous anecdotes about his travel experience.
  • Highlights the absurdity of culinary pilgrimages.
Is it the tastiest banh mi in the world? Or was Anthony Bourdain just hung over his shit that day and had a camera jammed in his face?
Join comedian David Boyle in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' as he dives into the quirky and somewhat absurd world of food tourism. Boyle shares his experience visiting a famous banh mi place in Hoi An, Vietnam, where the legendary Anthony Bourdain once ate. With his signature humour and candid storytelling, Boyle paints a vivid picture of the 'temple' filled with white, sweaty tourists eager to taste the so-called 'best banh mi in Vietnam'.
He hilariously questions whether the food's fame is truly deserved or just a result of Bourdain's visit while hungover and desperate for heroin. Boyle's witty reflections on the pilgrimage-like behaviour of food tourists will have you laughing and pondering the true value of these culinary hotspots. If you've ever wondered about the hype behind famous food destinations or just need a good laugh, this episode is a must-listen.
Don't miss out on Boyle's unique take on sobriety, travel, and the cult of celebrity chefs.