Welcome to the grand season finale of "Culinary Oases"! Stefan Hamann and Nils Schelm have a real treat for you: an exclusive soundbite from German TV legend Thomas Gottschalk! Find out how the icon influenced Stefan’s career path and what tie knots on the beaches of Malibu have to do with it all. Following this highlight, Stefan and Nils take you on the final leg of their road trip: from the tranquil coastline back into the vibrant hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. In Hollywood, they check out "25 Degrees" at the legendary Roosevelt Hotel. This burger bar, styled like a French boudoir, is setting new culinary standards. Amidst spontaneous movie premieres and philosophical reflections on travel, we wrap up our adventure with the perfect mix of glamour, chaos, and pure indulgence.

Welcome to the Dream Factory! In this episode of "Culinary Oases," Stefan and Nils take you on a perfect day trip starting high above the streets of Los Angeles. We kick things off with breakfast at the "Dream Rooftop," offering stunning, direct views of the iconic Hollywood Sign. Listen in as Stefan presents his bold "breakfast theory" while Nils raves about the massive Cali Breakfast Burrito.

Next, it’s time for the ultimate studio showdown: Paramount Pictures vs. Warner Bros. We break down the differences between the tours, tell you where you can hold a real Oscar, and reveal which movie sets are absolute must-sees. finally, we wind down the evening at the stylish rooftop oasis, "Bar Lis." Tune in for a mix of foodie highlights, movie magic, and pure L.A. vibes.

How do you experience the perfect day in Los Angeles? Join Stefan and Nils on a thrilling journey full of L.A. contrasts, from the iconic Hollywood Sign to the Pacific waves.

In this special episode, they review two culinary oases that couldn't be more different: First, they head for a luxurious lunch on America's most expensive street: "208 Rodeo" in Beverly Hills. Here, they experience top-tier service, enjoy a (surprising) kale salad, and feel like they’ve stepped right into the movie "Pretty Woman" for a moment. Then follows a complete change of scenery: they land at the casual "The Waterfront" right on the Venice Beach boardwalk, just in time for sunset. Over fish & chips and a view of the famous skater scene, the big question arises: In L.A., is the atmosphere perhaps more important than the food? A must-listen L.A. Travel Guide for foodies and explorers!