Check out an exclusive clip from NatGeoTV's RestaurantsattheEndoftheWorld, featuring world-renowned Chef KristenLKish scaling waterfalls for watercress:
Screen Rant is excited to present an exclusive clip from National Geographic's new four-part docuseries, Restaurants at the End of the World. Award-winning chef Kristen Kish headlines the series and will travel across the world to experience different cuisines and learn about the people and cultures surrounding some of the world's most remote restaurants.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY The four locations featured in Restaurants at the End of the World are Boquete, Panama; Svalbard, Norway; Paraty, Brazil; and North Haven Island, Maine. Each restaurant features different challenges, cuisines, and traditions, which Kish will learn about. The new docuseries premieres on NatGeo on March 21.
Kish will delve into every step of the process, from foraging and fishing to working with the chefs to create a unique meal with the freshest ingredients. Kish also strives to understand how these restaurants have found success in these remote locations. The heart put into these restaurants and food is amazing, and this ambitious NatGeo series will show them off in a way that it has never been shown before.
National Geographic explores a new corner of the culinary world in Restaurants at the End of the World. Kristen Kish stars in Restaurants at the End of the World. Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell, and Jeremy Simmons serve as executive producers on Restaurants at the End of the World.Restaurants at the End of the World debuts on the National Geographic channel, and the entire series will be released during spring 2023 on Disney+.
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