Gordon Ramsay Spits Out Burnt Steak | FULL EP | Kitchen Nightmares

Gordon Ramsay visits Mike and Nellies, where he's served steak that tastes entirely of charcoal.
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[@elinlaverde]

me : it looks decent Gordon : It's disgusting me : It's disgusting

[@hadassaoliveiraaaa]

🤣

[@trevordinsmore2194]

😆😁😄😃😀😅🤣😂

[@rookiedraptor571]

😂😂

[@barbmck28]

This is so accurate 😂

[@Aquarius1111]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nomoredrama2000]

The owner here is neither incompetent nor arrogant, he's just really depressed. :/

[@jc4388]

He was both til gordo set him straight.

[@chadr7522]

Everytime he set foot into the restaurant he probably was reminded of the memories with his dad which is unfortunate but part of life.

[@remolament6397]

He was both depressed and arrogant, I think it happens a lot with owners who loose someone so dearly, they want to not let go of their legacy :(

[@talyahr3302]

He's very much incompetent, he didn't know how to cook. And he was arrogant about the food that everyone hated.

[@thegadflygang5381]

I just commented the same thing Mike is the one owner who doesn't argue or moan, he is just hopeless and depressed. You can tell from second one he is a good man who just misses his dad and feels overwhelmed Normally I don't really care one way or another but I wanted to see all of them succeed

[@TheGlobalNotebook]

I don't know what it is about Kitchen Nightmares or anything with Ramsay in it... I can literally re-watch any episode several times and still enjoy it 😂

[@MariahGeri]

I was literally just thinking the same thing lol

[@theduelist4344]

I just wait for that first dish to come out and it being called a turd or something 😂😂😂

[@Semirotta]

You have no idea how often Ive seen these episodes. Kitchen nightmares are fun to watch, its amazing how badly people run their businesses... if I had money for my own business, id definitely not run it like these people do in the videos. its just unfortunate that the episodes are re-uploads. Small channels get closed for doing re-uploads of their old content but big channels get away with it.

[@chrisoldfield7199]

It's cause Gordon is real, and don't beat around the bush or sugar coat stuff for "Telly"

[@emm352]

Agree. I love the UK kitchen nightmares

[@AL-fl4jk]

The two daughters are very impressive, mature for their age, clear eyed about the problems with the business and still wanting the best for their dad.

[@thekingofkingsrp]

You can tell he has done a incredible job as a father raising them.

[@brooklyn9398]

State of New Jersey

[@tugitbrothers3699]

@@thekingofkingsrpand Mike even though was arrogant it’s the pride of a man that’s stops him but he still respects and listens to Gordon

[@joedepalo3230]

​@@brooklyn9398 yes New Jersey is a state, yoy get an A plus

[@christinegelabert1651]

​@@joedepalo3230PREACH IT loud and clear for the kids in the back of the classroom! Bwaaahh Haaaaa! 😂😂 #BrooklynBornBaby #LongIslandRaised

[@jose-pie3055]

I love how the daughters don't have any resentment towards their dad for his behavior and understand he's struggling mentally. Beautiful family

[@somethingawesome1462]

Even Mike doesn’t have any resentment. When Gordon initially told him he didn’t like his food, he just disagrees and pats him on the shoulder. No yelling or screaming.

[@abrickofcheese3325]

when he said I’ve been doing things my way maybe he can teach me how to do things the nice way at 27:20 and admitted he is inspired by Gordon....such a breath of fresh air of humbleness on this show 😂 you can tell this man is not a bad person he is just struggling to processing grief and pressure

[@originalSiiiN]

yes... beautiful 😍😍🥵🥵👉👌

[@jose-pie3055]

@@originalSiiiN Dude that's not a real face

[@originalSiiiN]

@@jose-pie3055 🙂

[@MMG_MoonManGuitar]

I love watching kitchen nightmares and eating microwaved junk food. Perfection.

[@mikpio06]

Me too Man!

[@unc_gamer203]

Mr. Noodle for me tonight (although I can say I added some of my own spices and veggies to make the broth a little "fancier" in terms of poor lol)

[@TheAdambright]

Big plate of chips (fries) eggs and beans while watching foody stuff makes them taste even better

[@nacereddinechallal4405]

I even heat water for my Nescafé in the microwave 🤣

[@xlrrockmusic]

😅

[@dominickel-bachaalani8556]

Daniel was a real one, dude didnt pretend his shit dont stink. He owned up to how bad the food must be if Gordon says its shit. More people should be like Daniel

[@moonchant]

And he really stepped up when he got the chance. Like for real he looked like someone who has been expediting 20 years on top level. What a great dude!

[@henrikstaaf3293]

Daniel is such a good dude

[@iLikeTheWordRetro]

Ironic considering Daniel is an anagram for denial

[@pauljordan4452]

​@@iLikeTheWordRetroForget about the anagram.

[@PixelGirlPlays]

Gordon Ramsay is a hero of mine. I had the pleasure of meeting him in a women's domestic violence refuge he taught cooked us lasagna. I will never forget that kindness he showed

[@kasiowelove1]

So jealous!

[@troods8110]

Me too! ❤

[@chelseahulmston9056]

Just want to say how proud I am of you, an how proud you should be of yourself for getting out of that situation. I've been there and it's not easy to do, big hugs to you and you've got this girl 💪 keep going x

[@borivojejasic9934]

@@kasiowelove1 well i can beat you if youre into it

[@confusedscot1333]

​@@chelseahulmston9056I just want to say, you should also be proud of yourself. It's not an easy situation to get out of. Its such a scary and uncertain time. Be kind to yourself ❤

[@paulklein5295]

What I love is these episodes. It’s not failing because of ego or incompetence it’s failing because someone needs help, it’s hard to see a guy grieve like Mike does

[@ethanlappin]

Yeah it's a sad episode because it's so clear that all the problems are because of grief

[@fuglbird]

It could kill people. FDA doesn't do anything. I stopped visiting USA with my family years ago. I didn't want us to be poisened by contaminated food. We were appalled by the disgusting quality of US restaurants. Fortunately we live in a country with propper food inspections. Restaurants like this would be closed within a year.

[@thekingofkingsrp]

​@fuglbird lol it's nice to think that. Truth is you don't have a clue if that is reality.

[@shadowsovereign4948]

@@fuglbird Every country thinks their shit doesn't stink.

[@phtto]

​@@fuglbird very cool. There def isnt shithole resturaunts in every country. Also you totally cant look at resturaunts online to see reviews to know which ones are good and which arnt

[@moeemmanuel9395]

I love how Gordon 50% of the time takes apart the restaurant while waiting for his food😂

[@jd0879]

You’ve said this on 3 other videos

[@moeemmanuel9395]

@@jd0879 nope pretty sure i didn’t haha

[@luccissimp7758]

@@jd0879 stalking them 😏

[@KrotharSmash]

Just walking around, pulling things apart going "oh no, oh dear"

[@wvrjl]

Lol. Yeah, it's bizarre.

[@neptunianmoon6285]

"Did someone die here last night?" "It's possible." She has her grandfather's humor😂

[@testicuslargus6477]

💀

[@originalSiiiN]

😅...🤔...😳

[@ruesaukko6487]

"thank God you didn't have the chicken murphy" and the guy in the background looked down at his plate like 'oh no that's what I ordered'😂

[@AndyWardinho]

😂😂😂

[@Aquarius1111]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@derpasoruswrecks2773]

"Change my order to the *soup* !" -a fearful Mog (half man/half dog)

[@deusvult5323]

​@@derpasoruswrecks2773 Good move

[@normturner4849]

Ha! I rewatched that part and I think you're right! 😅

[@DailyDotaTV]

In case of someone want to know what happened after the Episode aired October 07 2011. It went well, reviews were not bad but Mike and Nellie's closed on January 21st 2012. Mike moved to New Jersey. He now runs "Blue Basil Catering" who offer catering services throughout New Jersey.

[@WeasleFireable]

Google shows they have 5 stars, good on em.

[@thecowman6807]

On his ig he looks happy and passionate about food again. It actually looks great.

[@christinawatkinsyoutube]

Good to know! Glad he didn’t give up entirely ❤

[@sxyz1256]

It's kind of rare for the restaurants to actually run well after the series

[@Hoovie9596]

So all this was for nothing. It closed just a few months later.

[@barryemery16]

Wow, no “big” arguments between Gordon and the owner, one of the better episodes. Hopefully Mike and team keep up the standards that have been set.

[@DEC19775]

No big argument because Mike knows he had to let go he just needed Gordon and his daughters to tell him

[@katerinanemcova3532]

they closed down in 2012 so I guess that they didn't :(

[@uknowy539]

@@katerinanemcova3532 thank you for the update but thts so sad :(

[@bertiesaurus]

@@katerinanemcova3532 good

[@darthnowlan]

@Katerina Nemcova, Mike now runs a catering service that has 5 stars in reviews.

[@andrewjones-productions]

To all intents and purposes, Mike was still in a form of grief for his father. It is sad, but not that unusual, to see a second generation struggle after the loss of the patriarch or matriarch of a business. It is very sad to see someone as capable as Mike go downhill in this way. More so for his family of course. Gordon Ramsey's intervention (by invitation) is the kind of thing that people like Mike absolutely need to to help to move forward. In a perverse way, Mike's lack of caring is ironically a display of immense love for his late father.

[@sampreece]

@@wvrjl I think many people feel that way. It is amazing how someone can endure so much and keep going.

[@nikkibradley6307]

This comment is so spot on, I was the same when my dad died, it was such a shock. He was only 51 and died in my arms , I went off the rails big time drank to block out the pain went to work drunk too. People crossed over to avoid us never knowing wat to say. He's been gone 24 yrs and it stil feels like yesterday. Mum and I its been hard , I wil 4ever miss him but u do get better not the same as we were u just ave to adjust without him . He's missed out alot he never got to meet his grandaughter or his gr8 grandaughter but him . But I hope he's looking down and smiling

[@alice45-fgd-456drt]

I'm always confused to see this type of comment. Yes, absolutely, loss can destroy someone to the point of not being able to handle life, work etc, but at the end of the day, Mike was poisoning his customers with bad food. And I don't mean that in a "this food tastes bad" way but in a "this food wasn't stored according to basic hygiene regulations bad".

[@Yorkington]

@@alice45-fgd-456drt I don't get the confusion on your part, the explanation of Mike's grief doesn't automatically imply an excuse for poor standards.

[@richcantgame]

I think your last sentence hit the nail on the head

[@Ciclosporin]

Gordon Ramsay is the only man who could call me a f***ing idiot and all other manner of insults, yet still make me feel like he cares about me in the same breath.

[@melissaholland2734]

😂😂FACTS!!!!!

[@fxstrategylife]

"My dad is my hero, and its very difficult to know that my hero is struggling and like gasping for air".

[@christinawatkinsyoutube]

Knowing how much Gordon has dealt with in his past, including an alcoholic father, I’m always touched when he talks one on one with people who are losing control ❤

[@wvrjl]

If you think that is "dealing with a lot", SMH. I'm sure that was difficult, but I've been through more (by the time I was 35), than most people go through their entire lives. And I'm sick of it! Not things I caused either. - parents divorced - 3 of us living under the poverty line for two people. - house burned down - step father and parents died by the time I was 25. (Step-father at 17, mother at 21 yrs old, father when I was 25) - severe car accident by a drunk driver at 19 that left me in constant pain via 2 slipped discs in my neck (and I couldn't even sue because of the strict version of no-fault insurance in Ontario, repealed months later, but not retroactive). - All grandparents dead. - inheritance stolen by family members multiple times (at least 3 times; different family members) - kidney failure (starting around age 28) - my brother (6 years older) having a major stroke; now in an old age home - my younger half brothers addicted to drugs, in & out of jail. - I was attacked by a new psycho neighbor, who BROKE in my door (recorded on the 911 call), yet I was arrested for defending my life with a small pocket knife, because the cop was too lazy to do his job, and police in Canada routinely abuse their arresting power to teach people a lesson (not using weapons, even though it was NOT ILLEGAL)- TYPICAL Canada! The stress of the case shredded what remained of my kidneys (what I was TRYING to protect), so I'm now on dialysis (at 48 yrs old!). That lazy, garbage cop, Constable Ian Clarke, Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada, didn't do ANY investigating. Just believed the liar. Didn't even ask me what happened, and REFUSED to look at the evidence. The charges were dropped 2 years later - won't bring my kidneys back!!!!! And more and more and more! I wonder why I haven't killed myself yet.

[@nickygonzaga8865]

@@wvrjl u didn't have to compare yourself to Ramsay. it's not a competition of who had it harder in life lol

[@iamsecryt]

Indeed, not only was his father an abusive alcoholic, but he also lost his brother to a drug overdose.

[@2412rockify]

@@wvrjl people don't normally write their life story in the youtube comment section. You should probably speak with a professional, you clearly need help

[@R0ca_Phyl]

@@nickygonzaga8865 thank you I was thinking the same but didn’t know how to say it without being rude !! Lol I really don’t know why she strat a competition with Gordon 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@bomamaify]

When mike threw out the beer and said good bye to it was hella awesome and showed true leadership and will to change.

[@oscarsalesgirl296]

Lexi fell in love after that "glamorous" compliment 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luciouspontorro3741]

Although the restaurant wasn't doing well, all of his kids were amazing. Really nice to see them genuinely want the best for their father. I hope they are still all very close.

[@RetroGameNova]

I feel so bad for Mike - losing his father around 19:00 you can see the heartbreak. It’s nice that Gordon is so compassionate

[@fuglbird]

We all lose our parents, when we get gray hair. We don't all try to kill people with contaminated food.

[@vision821k4]

yup especially when he was cheating on his wife during their first year of marriage when she was pregnant. what a guy!!

[@JaneDoe-ql7sc]

After Chef Ramsay asked if the carpeting could be installed that night, I just loved when the Carpet Store guy said, "absolutely." That's a great businessman! 🙂

[@Rebelwithacause94]

One of my favourite episodes 🥰 poor Mike was just overwhelmed and heartbroken unable to manage the restaurant. He didn’t argue or scream at Gordon and took in his advice and the encouragement from his daughters. Proud of this guy.

[@christiannilsen2835]

"You smell so goood!" .. even the young girls hit on Gordon! LOL

[@beezleboss_6639]

I don't blame them, I'd make a move on gordon amd I'm a dude lmao

[@talyahr3302]

He's daddy af

[@lenax9798]

He could be my actual dad, like im roughly half his age, but even i find him attractive😂 i would not date him tho lol. Would like to be friends with him tho lool

[@christiannilsen2835]

@@lenax9798 maybe aim to befriend his children your age? :)

[@lenax9798]

@christiannilsen2835 I could but I'm not from UK xD

[@mitch1352]

Such a loving and supportive family. So nice to see.

[@gregrak9389]

yeah sure, they are. the family have their collective heads up their asses and enable Mike to be an alchie. The dude probably keeps a 12 pack stashed some where under the line in the kitchen, DISGUSTING

[@luciouspontorro3741]

My thoughts exactly. A+ family. Such great bonds between them all

[@sylvesteruchia5263]

Haven't seen the entire episode ,so I don't know if you're being sarcastic given what usually goes down in this series .

[@horiiizons161]

@@sylvesteruchia5263 turns out it wasn’t sarcastic. Lol. Wonderful family he has.

[@kathleentallon3763]

Amazing that Gordon showed such compassion to a problem drinker when he grew up with an alcoholic father himself.

[@sydneywachtler9327]

Mike: “I’m feeling that fire in my gut” That’s probably the contaminated lobster bisque, Mike

[@Ruliuaneth21]

This is truly a heartwarming episode - one of my favourites by far. Not only was I sympathizing with Mike after the loss of his father, I was rooting for him as he welcomed new changes out of love not only for his business, but out of love for his daughters, and his father. The staff were absolutely capable of handling everything that came their way, and that satisfied the hell out of me.

[@camrenwick]

Mike seems like a kind gentleman. I understand the depression he was feeling.

[@kjay7973]

Losing my Dad is one hardest things I have experienced 😢

[@snpsp-r9628]

I'm adopted

[@twiz1084]

@@snpsp-r9628 so were my parents

[@lowerybenjamin1]

Ramsay had me for a sec thought he was being nice and soft hearted then all of a sudden he checks the fridge💀💀

[@calumthomson3608]

Fantastic episode. I was heartened to see the smile back on Mike's face. No big ego's, no meltdowns. Just real people

[@ajf1060]

Lexi trying to put the subtle move on Ramsey 😂

[@Ace-ke7fq]

well Ramsey has done it before i think twice..his wife forgave him.

[@stellaartois303]

*Ramsay

[@ajf1060]

@@stellaartois303 🤫

[@SirLangsalot]

Gordon is a DILF.

[@hannahlindemann4190]

@@Ace-ke7fq Wait for real?

[@firmdingo]

I love all these episodes when the cooks say "the food is not the problem" then proceed to see Ramsey spitting everything out.

[@lisafink98]

“I can’t afford to be up all night with the shits” 😂😂.

[@pauljordan4452]

That's humbling isn't it?

[@pauljordan4452]

Even the wealthy get stomach trouble.

[@cpt.ronaldsparkyspeirs9380]

Damn, this is genuinely first episode where I teared up, this guy wasn't stuck up or just grade A ass, and he did deserve Ramsay's help

[@brianbelchior7329]

Mike and Nellie’s Steakhouse closed in January 2012, which was around half a year after the visit from Gordon Ramsay and only three months after the Mike and Nellie’s Kitchen Nightmares episode aired on TV.

[@graceaute3648]

Truly sad. I really wanted them to succeed.

[@unbothered5240]

​@graceaute3648 It seems like he closed it so he could do an easier form of food work for himself. He has a 5* catering company now. Smaller sized but way more profitable, and he picks his clients! AND HE SELLS STEAKS ON THE MENU! ❤

[@NomadSage07]

​@@graceaute3648I believe they own a catering buisness now, which is supposedly doing well. So their still successful

[@ricktandron3669]

As a single dad for two girls, I have to admit I cried my eyes out through this one. I just hope Mike accepts the lifeline Chef Ramsay has offered him. Thoughts and prayers.

[@sixslinger9951]

he closed the business 6 months later.

[@teddmented]

It closed 15 years ago

[@TotallyAGoblin]

Literally every Kitchen Nightmare "It tastes great I've never had a complaint" -Says the restaurant struggling to keep its head above water.

[@patricedhanis-rouse3777]

Been sober 14 years...for me, AA helped tremendously. Good luck buddy.

[@thegadflygang5381]

This is the one episode i really remembering liking every single person, especially Mike. Poor guy just misses his dad and feels broke he never argued he was just down All good people so appreciative

[@sirparcival9500]

I appreciate Gordon more and more because of these shows. He's literally acting like a shrink slowly fixing the issue at the same time their family.

[@annem1816]

So rare to see a kitchen with a competent chef that didn’t falter on reopening day. He wasn’t too worn out yet😅

[@ethanlappin]

Just needed to learn to take a step back and trust his staff

[@guycd1]

"the food is not the problem" Famous last words.

[@graceaute3648]

Great episode. A supportive family and kitchen, and a story of a man who lost his way after a tragedy. No egos or fights.. good people. Wish the best for them, even after the fall of the restaurant. They deserve to be happy

[@bikinggal1]

for anyone ever going into a carpet store and asking if that can be done tonight....Only Gordon Ramsey would get a YES

[@Destroyer94100]

I love when someone says the food is not the problem because instantly it means the food is the problem 😂

[@MRMK24]

I've seen this clip more times than I've seen my family this last year💀

[@thebiggestsimphere9392]

💀

[@Robin-hoodie]

…. Do you want to talk about it?

[@MRMK24]

@@Robin-hoodie would you listen if I stay here just a little bit longer?

[@Robin-hoodie]

@@MRMK24 yes

[@viking_nor]

Says more about you

[@flipjunior8707]

He just lost his way, he isn’t a bad cook at all, he just needed new spark, this is awesome

[@heyitsme1618]

The episodes with the unhinged lunatics are fun, but this is my favorite episode by far. Mike strikes one as a good guy, who was broken down by his loss of his father and his overwork rooted in his love for his family. I hope he beat his demons in his new career in the catering business. Daniel was just a gem of a sous chef - humble, hard-working and ready to step up. And Mike's daughters were also really likeable. An episode to really root for the protagonists.

[@UnCannyValley67]

Well said!

[@rondobson1828]

AMY and the "haters"!

[@MrClark68]

Every kitchen nightmare has the same common denominator; delusion and denial.

[@jagreen2603]

Yeah almost as if it's a TV SHOW that aim for ratings

[@shachisingh1755]

They're all so caring towards each other, love that

[@anthonyfender72]

I like that owner Mike. He is a genuine man that is going through a hard time. He seems like a very nice guy, and he is a VERY hard worker.

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

This daughter is loyal notice she didn't mention dad's drinking problem when she picked Chef Ramsey up ?

[@robinabernathy2829]

Yeah. A lot of times the dudes family can't wait to throw him under the bus in every way to Gordon.

[@justinehumpaygardoce7962]

For all the owners of the restaurant that Chief Ramsay visiting, this is the only owner that accepts all the criticisms from chief gordon. ❤️ He really wanted to change ❤️

[@gregrak9389]

The only change for that dude will be when he attends an AA meeting.

[@camillebelle9873]

Chef

[@pauljordan4452]

​@@camillebelle9873Well, you'd know it's French for boss.

[@steveo288]

Mike and Nellie’s Steakhouse closed in January 2012, which was around half a year after the visit from Gordon Ramsay and only three months after the Mike and Nellie’s Kitchen Nightmares episode aired on TV. As of 2023, the old Mike and Nellie’s Oakhurst NJ location is occupied by an Italian restaurant named Posillipo, which seems to have average reviews according to Yelp.

[@feyaduke84]

This episode made me soo emotional ❤️🥹 Mike really wanted to change he just needed the push after his dad’s death ❤️

[@timdoyon1964]

When they were saying goodbye, the look on Gordon’s face was priceless. He adored that family and was so proud of them. It was very touching.

[@surrealfabet]

Am I the only one watching these videos with tears? These videos are so powerful, better than most drama movies.

[@AntiMullahs]

Idk to either like or dislike your comment to tell youre not alone but youre not alone :')

[@feralbluee]

19:39 this chef is depressed and out of his own control. He is overwhelmed. You can see the compassion😔 and caring on Ramsay’s face.. He’s not being reprehensive, but listening and commenting quietly and caringly.

[@annwilliams6438]

What a lovely man. His current catering service looks amazing.

[@margolenney6032]

This was amazing. I usually am furious watching the Chefs on KN. This man needed help & appeared to be willing to accept it. He had an unnecessary panic one hour into post makeover service. But with a bollo**ing from GR & is young chef they got him back on track.

[@anastasiacelestine3571]

Gordon has a good heart. And also, how was he not bawling when Mike admitted it was his after his dad that he'd lost his passion because 😭

[@rebeccaodriscoll926]

I love Gordon Ramsay . He’s my inspiration! Such an amazing person

[@disguisedcat1750]

Inspiration maybe, but sometimes I find people like him specially how he is portrayed in tv are a bit too much. I cant be perfect, all the time. No one can.

[@irritant623]

This show tears me apart seeing these broken men. Really breaks my heart seeing how hard they try but it's too much and they need help so bad. Ty Ramsey, you're out here saving lives. 🙌

[@mariofeared]

"Ah yes, the food looks absolutely dreadful." - Me while eating a slice of stale bread with ketchup.

[@cherihayward350]

😂😂😂❤

[@blacksapphirerain]

- Also me, while eating a tortilla with half a slice of ham and mayo-ketchup

[@kathleentallon3763]

For one man to be blessed with 2 such beautiful daughters! Beautiful inside and out.

[@anthonyd975]

Great moment between them about his lost of father,gordon was compassionate for change

[@susansprigg7665]

I don't think I have ever seen a more deserving and appreciative team! Daniel was so excited to just be with GR. I am sure the locals were happy with the makeover. Wow biggest impact/improvement on an owner. Well done Gordon and team.

[@coreyledin-bristol7068]

I am so impressed with the daughter. Smart, capable, intuitive. Polite but firm. She could be a real success.

[@jordan_the_idiot3562]

Someone:didn't you watch this already? Me:yes Someone:why are you watching it again? Me:ITS GORDON

[@adzxe]

🤓

[@Patrick-Inc]

Have googled. If kitchen nightmare restaurants are open in operation and almost all of them have closed after 3 months of chef Ramsay not being there and this is another one

[@JamesMiller69]

These are always the best episodes of any Ramsey show. This isn't a case of Ego, Denial, Arrogance, Greed, this is Pain. What GR had to deal with in his childhood with his own father has made him an incredible mentor for families dealing with issues like Mike and his daughters are here. The way he looks Mike in his eyes as he tries to walk him from the edge, and the way he talks to his daughters about needing to save him and show him he is loved, you can see that isn't just for TV. That is a man caring for another man in need.

[@chainreaction6300]

This is the one of the most enjoyable episode with lots of positive energy.

[@Thesimple6ix]

Legit gordan ramsey shows will help cure depression

[@thatonewaspatyourpicnic7978]

I feel really bad for Mike, Dude just sounded so defeated and like he'd given up..

[@katherinekaufman9856]

The daughters love their dad. When they sat on the sofa and held each others hands, to support one another, it made me cry.

[@ragingsilver]

He turned it into a steak house but the make over looks like it should be a seafood place lol

[@leeatkin9925]

I agree, it did not have a steakhouse feel to it. And now that you mention it, it was very seafoody inside.

[@Kez0kier]

Here before all of the "the burnt steak can speak for themselves, they know who they are"

[@henrikstaaf3293]

As tough gordon can be. He has a big heart

[@C.G.O.Iddamalgoda]

Gordon do be changing lives but in a good way

[@katdogz]

Gordon is such a caring person. He sees to the heart of someone and while he will berate someone for being in denial or being lazy, he also has a way of looking past bad habits and behaviors to identify the root cause of the problems and help the person not just a restaurant

[@StuntedJubJub]

Wait a gosh darn minute... That better not be a GRILLED Caesar salad at 32:08 lol

[@BanditSurvivorContent]

14:40 Mike was so in denial he broke the screen

[@priscillasalzberg5349]

The father doesn't trust anyone else to cook yet he himself BURRRRNS EVERYTHING.

[@jonathansack6827]

Mike was depressed. In his mind, his dad was still around. He couldn't face that he wasn't there. I get that feeling, it drags you down

[@lindyauker540]

I wish I had a dad like chef gordon . I would love to cook great food for my friends and family I try so hard but can never think of anything to make .

[@nono99136]

I'll be your dad, girl. Let's get cookin'! Gordon can be our fun, shouty uncle or something.

[@natashacorker3006]

I'm addicted to this show ❤️❤️ Greetings from South Africa💞

[@kjay7973]

Me too, also in SA😊

[@natashacorker3006]

@@kjay7973 hi 😊 I've run out of episodes😔😔😔

[@kjay7973]

@@natashacorker3006 I just rewatch the existing episodes🤣

[@g.w.g.w2632]

Sister bhethina nation

[@alpacheeto1304]

I feel for the guy, I lost my dad at 14, 7 years later but it still hurts. Just kind of existing for no purpose at this point so I reeaally feel this guy.

[@Krischi6]

I don't know what it is, but this Episode really taught me one thing or two. I work in a whole different business, but it is very inspiring to see how work should really be split evenly on all the workers so nobody is burning out. Very inspiring. And heart warming daughters. Dad can be proud of them! And they are proud of dad!

[@maryholden3136]

That steak at the start....... There must have been a perfect sliver of meat somewhere between the blood and the ashes

[@JDoeX]

Gordon gives zero ducks about seatbelts

[@diapersFTMFW11]

Absolutely no one: Me garnishing a ramen cup with an egg and green onion before playing this episode: Byootiful

[@syeats618]

This was a true success and awe inspiring. I love how Mike was honest with Gordon and changed his ways!

[@toffeelatte6042]

I mean i dont think he overcooked the steak that is quite clearly mid rare on the inside. Just a really bad sear on the outside on a grill that isnt scrubbed in service so all the charcoal just forms a crust around anything he grills on there.

[@shugmchugh5107]

He didn't say it was overcooked, he said it was like charcoal, which it was for the reasons you just stated

[@shugmchugh5107]

Inside did look perfect

[@toffeelatte6042]

12:44@@shugmchugh5107 He absolutely did.

[@toffeelatte6042]

@@shugmchugh5107 The chef said 'there's no way i overcooked that steak' - problem is footage gets spliced so somewhere, there's a comment by either chef missing.

[@nadirajapakshe1060]

Chef Mike is really a lovely father. ❤️

[@cameronknowles6267]

Right kind of chef mike

[@pauljordan4452]

​@@cameronknowles6267Easier to call him Michael, yeah?

[@douglasahrens7024]

Have seen this episode and all the Kitchen Nightmares episodes and still enjoy watching them. Thank you

[@hopperjohnathan]

Ramsay is kind and understanding. It’s one of the episodes that he doesn’t lose his shit but plays the part of a mentor. I respect Ramsay so much.

[@stormingnorman4317]

We need new uploads!!!! Lately it’s the same episodes over and over again!!! He did a uk version years ago and some episodes helping restaurants in Spain and other places so maybe we could see them god different content

[@tylerevertz]

Thank you for an episode I haven't seen. I love it. 👍