I Ll Have What Phil's Having Season 1 Episode 5

Episode 6: Los Angeles

54m 21s

Join Phil as he explores the culinary gems of his own backyard, inviting friends including Martin Short, Allison Janney, and Ray Romano to dine with him at his favorite food spots around Los Angeles.

Episodes

Join Phil as he explores the culinary gems of his own backyard, inviting friends including Martin Short, Allison Janney, and Ray Romano to dine with him at his favorite food spots around Los Angeles.
Join Phil on a culinary journey to Barcelona, where Phil searches for the city's best tapas and gets a lesson in the art of slicing jamon, one of Spain's most prized culinary exports.
Take a culinary tour around Hong Kong, where Phil dines on the city's best dim sum, gets a lesson in the art of tai chi, and bravely tries a century old egg. Watch I'LL HAVE WHAT PHIL'S HAVING Monday nights at 10/9C on PBS (check local listings).
Join Phil Rosenthal on his travels to Paris, where he gets his hot chocolate fix, learns the French lawn game Pétanque, and goes in search of the best roast chicken the city has to offer.
Phil travels to Italy to relive his most memorable culinary moments, roam the Tuscan countryside, visit with friends old and new, and search for the country's best gelato.
Watch Episode 1: Tokyo where Phil steps out of his comfort zone and dives into exotic dishes with fellow comedian and Japanese television star Dave Spector, including barbecue eel and some of the hottest ramen in Japan. Premiered Mon, Sept 28.

Extras + Features

Get a taste of kimchi, a Korean staple, from Los Angeles's Chef Roy Choi.
Phil gets a lesson from French chef Ludo Lefebvre on the art of omelet making.
Catch a sneak peek of Episode 6: Los Angeles (premiering Nov 2 at 10/9C), where Phil explores the culinary gems of his own backyard, inviting friends including Martin Short, Allison Janney, and Ray Romano to dine with him at his favorite food spots around town.
In the 20-seat Los Angeles restaurant Petit Trois, Phil dines on one of the best chicken dishes in America.
"The Simpsons" creator Matt Groening joins Phil for spicy Szechuan at Cheng Du in Los Angeles.
Norman Lear performs a song for Phil and Paul Reiser at Langer's Diner in Los Angeles.
Phil meets former "Everybody Loves Raymond" writer Steve Nathan for breakfast at Steve's daughter Zoe's popular bakery in Los Angeles, where Phil is put to work making pancakes.
While on his culinary adventures in Los Angeles, Phil takes a break to video chat with his parents in New York.
Phil's not the only funny man in the Rosenthal family! Max Rosenthal, Phil's father, tells a joke during a lunch with Paul Reiser and Norman Lear.
Join Phil as he visits Bar Canete, designed by Mercé Folch, and tour the "bull room" where Spain's fighting bulls are honored.
Phil dines at the Kiosko Universal booth at the Boqueria Market in Barcelona.
Phil visits Vila Viniteca in Barcelona for a lesson in all things jamon–Spain's most prized culinary export. Under the watchful eye of Catalan jamon experts Frank Manjavagas and Maxime LeBron, Phil attemps to slice the ham himself

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