Restaurant Startup

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Two teams are selected to pitch their food ideas to investors and put their dreams to the test.

Visions of Vietnamese
Episode 1 - 43 mins
Bastianich and Love look to the East for delicious flavors and high profits; Rice Paper Scissors.
The Comeback Cook
Episode 2 - 43 mins
The owner of a food truck loses money in a scheme; a chef has to pay for a lengthy custody battle.
Young Hustlers
Episode 3 - 43 mins
An edgy Moroccan food catering company with dreams of conquering Manhattan.
Seconds, Please!
Episode 4 - 43 mins
A Los Angeles deli where everything on the menu is roasted to perfection including their sliders.
From the Streets
Episode 5 - 43 mins
A food truck owned by newlyweds uses only handmade ingredients that showcase Venezuelan roots.
Movin' Out
Episode 6 - 43 mins
A married couple runs a restaurant with an international small plates menu in Las Vegas.
The Ultimate Cockfight
Episode 7 - 43 mins
A food truck wants to open a brick-and-mortar location; two culinary teachers from Philadelphia.
Pie Vs. Pie
Episode 8 - 43 mins
A rock n' roll couple from Detroit; a company outgrows its tiny space within two years of opening.
Small Markets, Big Dreams
Episode 9 - 43 mins
A brother and sister team from New Jersey; a husband and wife team from northeastern Pennsylvania.
The Food of the Future
Episode 10 - 43 mins
A high-end restaurant for the 1 percent; quick- service restaurant for everyone.

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