Hairy Bikers' Asian Adventure

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Season 1
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Korean food is set to be the next big thing in the UK so the bikers want to find out more about this hot new trend on the horizon. On a night out with some young Seoulites they discover a cuisine that doesn’t pull any punches when it comes to flavour, including Korean BBQ and fried chicken. Si discovers he has a natural gi...
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The bikers head off into the heart of traditional Japan to find out the historic roots of Japanese cuisine. Dave puts his strictly fancy footwork into action kneading noodle dough the traditional way, before the pair take an awe-inspiring bike ride to see Mount Fuji. After spending a night in a temple with Buddhist monks, ...
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Japanese is the Hairy Bikers’ all-time favourite cuisine and now they’re fulfilling a lifetime's ambition to visit this incredible country. Si finds himself a bit lost in translation at a Manga café when he has to wear kitty ears, but later the boys discover the ultimate sushi at Tokyo’s famous fish market. Following a mis...
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The Hairy Bikers travel to the palm-lined beaches of the south and the jungle-clad mountains of the north to discover how Thailand’s multicultural history and its place at the heart of the spice trade has created a rich and varied cuisine. They meet a coconut-picking monkey, enjoy a delicious Ramadan dinner and head out to...
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They say it’s impossible to eat badly in Thailand and theHairy Bikers discover why. They are in Bangkok and Thailand’s central plains, where much of the familiar Thai cuisine originates. Si and Dave find out why Bangkok is the street food capital of the world, they discover the secrets of an authentic green curry under the...
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In the fast-paced megacity of Hong Kong, the bikers go in search of the authentic roots of their favourite Chinese takeaway dishes. They discover the secrets of 'wok chi' when they're thrown in at the deep end stir-frying in one of the city's street food stalls. They find out how to cook in a tiny Hong Kong kitchen when th...
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