Dinner Time Live with David Chang — Season 1

David entertains guests Steven Yeun and Rashida Jones, offering a trio of chicken preparations alongside his spirited commentary on leftover strategies and the merits of yellow mustard.

For guests Iliza Shlesinger and Paul Scheer, David crafts comforting dishes drawn from the aisles of Japanese convenience stores: fried chicken, noodles, and other familiar favorites.

David approaches an enduring American staple—the hamburger—with a fresh perspective, crafting a bespoke experience for his guests, Nick Kroll and John Mulaney.

A palpable warmth filled the house as David meticulously prepared a meal of surf and turf for his guests, Fortune Feimster and Terry Crews.

For guests Seth Rogen and Ike Barinholtz, David curated a meal of contrasting flavors: a luxurious indulgence alongside more modest fare.

For guests Bert Kreischer and Bill Simmons, David prepares Italian dishes ranging from delicate ravioli to hearty timparmo.

David ignited the teppanyaki grill, readying it for an evening with Sebastian Maniscalco and King Bach as his guests.

The menu prominently features meat, a deliberate choice by David as he caters to guests Nicole Byer and Joe Manganiello, prioritizing protein-rich dishes.

David crafted a plant-based menu that delighted the diverse tastes of his guests, J.B. Smoove and Sarah Silverman.

For dinner, David prepares a lavish breakfast, with assistance from Aziz Ansari and Cord Jefferson.

A vibrant energy has taken root in David’s kitchen, a reflection of the meal he prepares for Maya Rudolph and Ron Funches.

For comedians Pete Holmes and Nikki Glaser, David crafts a vibrant take on beloved Korean dishes, adapting them to a vegan palate.

Lost in thought and observation, David prepares a variety of meals for Lil Jon and Jay Pharoah.

As David recovers, Terry Crews and Chris Ying prepare hearty, familiar dishes for him and his guest, Dulcé Sloan.

Hannah Gadsby and Natasha Leggero partake in David's Vietnamese interpretation of dishes inspired by the Regency period.

NBA veterans Mark Jackson and Reggie Miller are with David, sharing their perspectives on beloved, familiar meals.

Without a formal menu, David conjures up unique dishes for his guests, Joel McHale and Harvey Guillén, each time.

Lily Collins and Ashley Park lend their presence to David for a meal centered around seafood, a fusion of Korean and Scandinavian flavors.

The familiar comfort of diner food undergoes a delightful transformation when David prepares a meal for guests Tony Hale and Sam Richardson.

The kitchen hummed with the promise of summer, as David crafted seasonal dishes for Mandy Moore and Kate Berlant.

David crafts elaborate, almost mythical meals, each one a reflection of the culinary fantasies shared by his guests, Saweetie and Blake Anderson.

When David improvises a meal for guests Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino, the leftovers often receive a surprising degree of attention.

Leave space for something delightful; Chef Christina Tosi crafts delectable desserts for David and Dulcé Sloan.

**Bold flavors flourish as David blends Mexican and Asian cuisine for Gabriel Iglesias and Jo Koy.**

David, embracing spontaneity, conjured a meal for Ms. Pat and Josh Peck without the aid of a pre-planned menu.

David offers a fresh perspective on beloved American stories for Adam Scott and Ken Marino.

For Blake Griffin and Ben Schwartz, David crafted a feast of layered flavors: ceviche, followed by lasagna, and much more.


