The renowned chef Anthony Bourdain visited again into the city of Tijuana, after attending last weekend's Comic-Con in San Diego. Photo: Courtesy
IJUANA, Baja California (PH)
The renowned chef Anthony Bourdain, host of TV show "No Reservations" which airs worldwide for the string "Travel Channel" confirmed that Baja
California has become one of their favorite destinations cuisine, to visit this city last weekend to enjoy the food at popular restaurant. Bourdain,
who at the invitation of the state governor, Jose Guadalupe Osuna Millan, taped an episode of the eighth season of its popular TV show the
municipalities of Tijuana, Rosarito Beach and Ensenada, was in San Diego, California to participate in the event "Comic-Con", from where he moved to
Tijuana to enjoy the dishes of chef Javier Plascencia, which is spread in social networks and media in America. The State Tourism secretary, Juan
Tintos Funcke, said that since he was in Baja California, Anthony Bourdain, last January, said at various forums and media, it much surprised Baja
California, where he found what he called "New Tuscany" also underscores the wines and the talent of its chefs, cuisine urban seafood ceviche tostadas
as well as cakes and fish tacos, among other delicacies. "We welcome the news that Anthony Bourdain has returned to Baja California in a personal
visit as a sign of great importance that aroused our entity as a dining destination, which serves as a testimonial the eyes of the world, "the state
official. In January this year, as part of promotion for the international market by the State Tourism Secretariat (SECTURE), through the Agency for
Public Relations Allison + Partners, was perfomed in Baja California recording the program "No Reservations" episode which aired May 28 counting with
a large audience in the United States and other countries. Stickers - 7-17-2012 at 11:10 PM
He could have easily done all his dining in San Diego but like many of us he was drawn back to Baja for unique food and great people.
Tony's got huevos and won't let bad press or bad guys spoil his fun.
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[Edited on 7-18-2012 by Stickers]Ateo - 7-18-2012 at 06:50 AM
I think Tony works for the Baja Tourism Board. :spin grin:
Good.Udo - 7-18-2012 at 07:24 AM
Hopefully he will show up for the Tequila Expo in TJ, sometime in October this year.Ken Cooke - 7-18-2012 at 03:40 PM
As long as there are no video cam's nearby, I bet Anthony Bourdain was able to slip into Tijuana without anyone paying any attention.BajaBruno - 7-19-2012 at 09:39 AM
If I could write off my Baja trips as a business expense, I'd be there more often, too.
Bourdain seems like a very fun guy, but I think he has his hands full with that new wife.Santiago - 7-19-2012 at 01:04 PM
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Originally posted by BajaBruno
If I could write off my Baja trips as a business expense, I'd be there more often, too.
Bourdain seems like a very fun guy, but I think he has his hands full with that new wife.
For at least the last 10 years a buddy of mine has done just that. He runs a delivery service for the ex pats living in the campos around San Felipe,
driving to la otra lado and picking up stuff and bringing them back. He charges about $150/trip plus expenses (I think he pads the 'mordita' line
item a bit) and makes enough to pay for all his trips. Out of deference to the finest pinch hitter in the history of MLB, and the fact that they
share the same first name, he calls his service, Manny Mota Transport. One of these days an IRS agent who knows a little Spanish is going to turn him
in.BajaRat - 7-19-2012 at 06:19 PM
It was a good episode. Many of my friends who are nervous about visiting Baja Norte were envious. No spoils for the timid. Ken Cooke - 7-19-2012 at 07:04 PM
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Originally posted by BajaRat
No spoils for the timid.
