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[Tams]

Has anyone else been watching this?

I think the right person 'just' won, and their last menu wasn't too utterly out there. All the menus were interesting though.

The first round technical challenges were still the best. That's where you really get to see which chefs have talent.

I do think I'll kick a kitten if I hear 'Basil oil split with...' again though.

 

[BadBurger]

I'd like to, but it's not on any streaming platform I am subbed to

 

[Red Crayon Aristocrat]

Misread this as "Master Chief: The Professionals"

 

[AJUMP23]

I don’t like the master chef format. I tried to watch the American one and it was just dumb.

I like great British baking though.

 

[Ammogeddon]

Love Masterchef Professionals. I’m not normally into reality shows but I love watching chefs at the top of their game. I watch it every year without fail. I liked it more when Michel Roux was the judge, Marcus is alright though. So glad Monica is back, love her.

The right person won this year, they were my favourite too. They were so consistent. Generally though, it was a strong year with plenty of great cooks.

 

[Fart Knight]

I don’t like the master chef format. I tried to watch the American one and it was just dumb.

I like great British baking though.

Well yeah, like most American shows. UK is the best. Australia/NZ is emo trash.

 

[Sybrix]

Yeah, i loved it, right person won.

The UK versions of all shows are the best.

Kitchen Nightmares is a good example, the UK version is a really authentic fascenating documentary where Ramsey actully goes in to fix the issues and cares for the resturant and staff.

The US version is idiotic, so over dramatized, every scene has a bed of music playing under it to let the audience know how they should feel (are Americans that stupid that they need musical prompt for their feelings?) and it's so staged.

Same with the US version of MasterChef, Ramsey proper goes full American caricature of himself on that show.

 

[AJUMP23]

Yeah, i loved it, right person won.

The UK versions of all shows are the best.

Kitchen Nightmares is a good example, the UK version is a really authentic fascenating documentary where Ramsey actully goes in to fix the issues and cares for the resturant and staff.

The US version is idiotic, so over dramatized, every scene has a bed of music playing under it to let the audience know how they should feel (are Americans that stupid that they need musical prompt for their feelings?) and it's so staged.

Same with the US version of MasterChef, Ramsey proper goes full American caricature of himself on that show.

In the US SHOWS they put a narrator too. explaining over and over what is going on. And I hate it. They think their audience is dumb and they are right.

 

[mitch1971]

I'd watch it if they had this as the theme tune.

 

[Cyberpunkd]

The UK versions of all shows are the best.

Bro, when it comes to food France wins by default. In French version they have 3-star Michelin chef as a judge, different one each week. That is how many there are in France.

 

[Jinzo Prime]

Bro, when it comes to food France wins by default. In French version they have 3-star Michelin chef as a judge, different one each week. That is how many there are in France.

So a French company gives French restaurants more stars than any other country? How shocking.

 

[Cyberpunkd]

So a French company gives French restaurants more stars than any other country? How shocking.

I think it’s Tokyo that has the most…

These cities have the most Michelin-Starred restaurants - 2024 – Near+Far Middle East

The countries and cities with the most Michelin-Starred Restaurants in the world: perfect for inspiring some gastronomic globetrotting

nearfarmag.com

 

[Bitmap Frogs]

I think it’s Tokyo that has the most…

These cities have the most Michelin-Starred restaurants - 2024 – Near+Far Middle East

The countries and cities with the most Michelin-Starred Restaurants in the world: perfect for inspiring some gastronomic globetrotting

nearfarmag.com

There’s a discussion to be had in regards to how densely they cover a territory with reviewers. Spain is next to France and until Adriá showed up 90’s guides were thin outside big cities. And even then!

 

[Nitty_Grimes]

Sean Pertwee gets on my tits though and can imagine Marcus Wareing being an absolute wanker to work for.