The 7 best cooking shows on Netflix that will inspire you to become a better chef

Indonesian food is featured in episode four of "Street Food: Asia."Martin Westlake/Netflix

• There's never been a better time to fine-tune your cooking skills.
• Insider has compiled a list of the seven best cooking shows on Netflix that will help get your creative culinary juices flowing.
• The visually arresting "Chef's Table" provides a unique look into how some of the world's best chefs think about food.
• Meanwhile, colorful travelogues like David Chang's "Ugly Delicious" and Samin Nosrat's "Salt Fat Acid Heat" offer a global perspective on cooking.
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There's never been a more fitting time to become a better cook, and diving into a new cooking show is a great way to get inspired.

The options for food content on Netflix are seemingly endless, with everything from a deep-dive into regional Chinese cooking in "Flavorful Origins" to high-stakes competitions like "The Final Table," which pits renowned chefs against one another in a battle to join the ranks of some of the world's biggest culinary superstars.

If you're looking for inspiration for your next meal, these shows will teach you about new ingredients and culinary techniques that will help keep your home cooking interesting.

Go beyond the basics and learn to make Japanese okonomiyaki from "Street Food: Asia," or tackle one of Mary Berry's decadent desserts from "The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass."

Here are the seven best cooking shows on Netflix that will inspire you to work on your skills in the kitchen.

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