Title: Quirky show on BBCA Post by: Abagadro on January 11, 2005, 03:52:46 PM If you have ever worked in the restaurant business I recommend Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares which is on tonight on BBC America if you get that channel. He is a big time chef in England and goes to restaurants that are in big trouble to try to turn them around in a wekk. It's entertaining because he basically goes in and swears at everyone all the time. Tough to describe, but as a former cook, it is a hoot.
Title: Re: Quirky show on BBCA Post by: Shockeye on January 11, 2005, 03:55:51 PM Quote from: Abagadro If you have ever worked in the restaurant business I recommend Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares which is on tonight on BBC America if you get that channel. He is a big time chef in England and goes to restaurants that are in big trouble to try to turn them around in a wekk. It's entertaining because he basically goes in and swears at everyone all the time. Tough to describe, but as a former cook, it is a hoot. Chef! is also a good show albeit fictional. Title: Quirky show on BBCA Post by: Ironwood on January 12, 2005, 02:44:03 AM Be warned; like all shows of this type, don't watch it if you don't want a frank view of what can go on in Kitchens and restaurants. Some of the stuff uncovered by Gordon was foul in the extreme.
Gordon Ramsay is a complete twat, but he's a good chef and this was a fine series when it was shown over here. Worth a look. Title: Quirky show on BBCA Post by: JMQ on January 12, 2005, 10:53:51 AM I saw the one about the purple restaurant. I liked that he took it to the owners over the lousy paint and overbooking on Mother's day.
Good stuff. Title: Re: Quirky show on BBCA Post by: Hanzii on January 12, 2005, 12:59:43 PM Quote from: Shockeye Chef! is also a good show albeit fictional. Yes, but you have to have been in the business or have someone close working in it to truly love it (which is probably why it didn't last). The story might be fiction - but very true to life. that scene where he berates a customer at length because the customer asked for salt ("I hate you more than you can possibly imagine! ")? My brother - the chef - did that once. Title: Re: Quirky show on BBCA Post by: Shockeye on January 12, 2005, 01:01:42 PM Quote from: Hanzii Yes, but you have to have been in the business or have someone close working in it to truly love it (which is probably why it didn't last). True. Managing a restaurant for a year probably had something to do with my love of the show. |