In this Thursday, July 20, 2017, photo, Faisel Shaikh, left, of Ashburn, Virginia, embraces "Bizarre Foods" host Andrew Zimmern, during a chance encounter outside Kababish, a takeout store in the Queens borough of New York that specializes in serving Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi takeout dishes. Shaikh's wife Hera and the couples teenage son watch from the store's entrance. Faisel Shaikh said he's dined at places recommended by Zimmern around the world, from Dubai to Australia. "I see his show and I write it down," Shaikh said. "Wherever he goes, I go." Shaikh added that he likes the show not just for the food but for the way Zimmern tells "the whole story ... the culture, the society, the background, about where the food comes from." (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
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