Share in the stories of food across Asia in Food Lore. This series follows the tales of eight different countries across Asia, their culture of love for food, and how it connects us all as humans. If you’re wondering how to watch Food Lore on HBO Max, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Food Lore
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How Many Episodes Are in Food Lore?
There are eight episodes in Food Lore. Each episode lasts 60 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Food Lore episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
- “Island of Dreams”: November 3, 2019
- “He Serves Fish, She Eats Flower”: November 10, 2019
- “Maria’s Secret Recipe”: November 17, 2019
- “A Plate of Moon”: November 24, 2019
- “The Caterer”: December 1, 2019
- “Tamarind”: December 8, 2019
- “Life in a Box”: December 15, 2019
- “Stray Dogs”: December 22, 2019
What Are the Critics Saying About Food Lore?
Food Lore has no official critic reviews. IMDB rates the series an 8.0/10 based on audience scores. Viewers say if you were expecting a show about actual food, you may be disappointed. Instead, the series is more about the people behind the food, and how food brings people together. Those looking for a nice drama about humanity, however, will find something to love here.
“One word of admonition: anthologies by their very nature are hit-and-miss, especially when they employ a variety of filmmaking voices. But Food Lore kicks off with a very strong episode, and whoever watches it inevitably will be hungry for more.” – John Serba, Decider
“Great job has also been done in the editing, with the various flashbacks being well placed in the narrative and the overall, mid-tempo pace fitting the overall aesthetics excellently.” – Panos Kotzathanasis, Asian Movie Pulse
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Is Food Lore Suitable for Kids?
Food Lore is rated TV-MA, which is suitable for viewers ages 17+. However, the series may contain real-world topics, themes, and frightening or intense scenes not suitable for younger audiences.
