Gordon Ramsay’s globe-trotting food adventure is finally crossing the Atlantic. Tastemade has officially acquired the exclusive U.S. streaming rights to Gordon Ramsay’s Road Trip through a deal with All3Media, marking the first time the travel-and-food series will be available to American audiences.
A Different Side of Ramsay
Best known for his fiery demeanor on shows like Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares, Ramsay takes on a lighter, more playful role in Road Trip. The series follows the Michelin-starred chef and a pair of close friends as they journey across culinary hotspots, diving headfirst into local traditions, regional specialties, and the occasional roadside challenge.
Far removed from the tense kitchen battles that have defined much of his television career, this series offers viewers a glimpse of Ramsay at his most curious and adventurous. Instead of barking orders, he’s seen laughing, tasting, and often fumbling his way through unfamiliar customs with unfiltered charm.
Tastemade’s Bold Move
For Tastemade, securing Road Trip represents a significant win. The digital-first network has carved out a reputation for offering fresh, globally minded food and lifestyle content that resonates with younger audiences. Adding Ramsay’s series to its library not only bolsters its lineup but also brings one of the most recognizable culinary figures in the world to its platform.
“Gordon Ramsay is not just a chef; he’s an icon whose passion for food and exploration transcends borders,” Tastemade said in a statement. “With Road Trip, viewers will see a side of him that’s spontaneous, humorous, and deeply engaging.”
Why This Matters
The arrival of Road Trip in the U.S. comes at a time when streaming services are competing fiercely for unique lifestyle programming. Food-travel shows in particular have gained momentum as audiences crave content that combines escapism with cultural discovery. Ramsay’s global appeal, coupled with the series’ entertaining mix of humor and heart, positions it as a potential breakout hit in the American streaming landscape.
For Ramsay himself, the debut expands his reach beyond traditional broadcast networks where he has long dominated. It highlights his ability to reinvent his brand by blending entertainment with exploration, ensuring that his presence remains as relevant in streaming as it has been on network television. As Gordon Ramsay’s Road Trip prepares to roll onto Tastemade, U.S. viewers can expect more than just food—they’ll witness stories, laughter, and moments that reveal the chef’s enduring love for culture and cuisine.
