Ep 6. Nood Beach

Send Foodz season 2 episode 6 titled "Nood Beach" takes the audience on a culinary adventure to Huntington Beach, California to explore the best noodle spots along the coast. Hosts, Timothy DeLaGhetto and David So embark on this journey with the aim of discovering the tastiest and most unique noodle dishes that Huntington Beach has to offer.

The hosts kick off their beach noodle crawl with a visit to Katsu ya, a Japanese-style eatery renowned for its crispy and delicious Chicken Katsu. Timothy and David waste no time in devouring the katsu, served with a side of sticky rice and pickled vegetables, before heading over to Yokohama, a nearby Japanese noodle shop. At Yokohama, the hosts dive into a serving of spicy miso ramen, one of their specialties. The dish, made with a rich and savory broth, house-made noodles, and topped off with an egg and char siu, leaves the hosts wanting more.

The noodle crawl continues, and the hosts make their way over to John's Philly Grille, a cozy eatery that specializes in Philly Cheesesteak Noodle Soup. Timothy and David are impressed by the creativity and innovation that went into creating such an unusual dish. They dive into the cheesy soup, made with juicy strips of Philly cheesesteak and a heap of house-made noodles. The soup is sure to warm your body and soul, especially on a chilly day.

Next on the list is the Box Republic, a hip and trendy food stall with an offering of Japanese-inspired street food. The hosts seem to be impressed by the restaurant's unique spin on yakisoba noodles. The Yakitori Terriyaki Yakisoba comes smothered in a blend of special sauces and is served with tender chicken, vegetables, and of course, a healthy portion of noodles. The flavors and textures of the dish are sure to make anyone's mouth water.

Finally, Timothy and David arrive at their last stop of the crawl, the Tanner's Restaurant, and Bar by the beach. It is here that the hosts are treated to a spicy tuna poke bowl, a medley of freshly made poke, seaweed salad, crispy wontons, perfectly cooked sushi rice, and soba noodles satiated their hunger.

Throughout the episode, the hosts share their thoughts on the various noodle dishes they try, highlighting all the unique ingredients, preparation techniques, and flavors of each dish. The episode is not just a tour of Huntington Beach's noodle joints, but is more of a celebration of the art of noodle making.

Overall, Send Foodz season 2 episode 6, 'Nood Beach' is a thrilling episode that showcases the beauty of Huntington Beach's food culture. The noodle crawl along the coast takes the audience on an exciting and entertaining journey of delicious food. Timothy and David prove to be excellent hosts, providing insightful commentary on the dishes they try, and adding a comedic touch to the entire experience. The episode is a definite must-watch for any noodle lover or foodie.