Ramsay SPITS OUT His Food | Kitchen Nightmares FULL EPISODE

[@Rebelwithacause94]

This guy actually isn’t that bad personality wise. a lot of the others are arrogant and angry and bullied. This guy was just burnt out and depressed

[@kirstyi7860]

St. Gordon, the patron saint of sad chefs everywhere. 😇

[@tardyz]

He's not bad at all,look at his age the pressure on him,the stress,the tension and everything and he didn't argued with Ramsay.

[@mystogan6556]

I really feel sorry for sir Mike. He can't handle the pressure he got.

[@borrrden]

Yes I really liked this one because unlike many others it wasn’t just someone who bought a restaurant and have no idea what to do. This was a guy who lost his father and never had time to grieve and it affected his entire life. Glad to see a turn around.

[@HARTTG]

I really feel bad for him, sometimes it's too hard to get over it you know, even though he's old but his parents will always be he's parent, he will always be a child in his parents vision.

[@Matt-lc8qt]

This episode really shows how great of a guy Gordon is. He's so much calmer when talking to Mike than he would normally be in this show because he really sees how Mike is suffering. It's not about some arrogant chef who needs a rude awakening. It's quite a nice change of pace for the show too.

[@eddieadams9333]

fairly said!

[@C_R_O_M________]

Noticed that too Matt! Gordon does that regularly when he has a hurt person in front of him. He's very humane and empathetic. He'd make a great psychologist.

[@asmodiusjones9563]

You guys should watch the British version of his show. No shouting, no music stings, just Ramsey going to restaurants and trying to help. Actually the American version is borderline unwatchable in comparison.

[@scottwallbank4794]

He's quite good at recognising which chefs need an arm around the shoulder and which need a kick up the arse.

[@SRA2513]

@@asmodiusjones9563 actually the thing is in us show they've edited in a way to have more drama for trp

[@prevara5162]

The restaurant sadly closed BUT Mike now runs a catering company called Blue Basil Catering and the reviews are AMAZING.

[@mertcanbaskaya2381]

I see only 5*, and im glad for his family, and that Mike found himself.. Have a nice weekend😄

[@waadi3ach569]

Ur not cartman

[@nathankaye1577]

And his 2 beautiful daughters 😍

[@chisaten]

Thanks for the update. Edit: I think your message should be pinned.

[@alibabaraka5136]

Bless your heart Cartman 🙏🏿❤ Cheers for the update

[@lankycide77]

This was probably the saddest and most heartfelt episode of Kitchen Nightmares I've seen, because the "problem guy" wasn't simply a dirtbag in denial like so many others, he was a decent human being struggling with grief and throwing himself into his work and drink to forget. Smart and tough daughters too. In situations like this, Gordon Ramsay is less of a food critic, and more of a psychologist, reigniting the passion that died in people and helping them get over their genuine barriers to success.

[@Gerolinger]

I guess you haven’t seen the episode with the two brothers yet, of which one is a recovering heroin addict and the other is severely depressed? You are in for a ride

[@Dizzee00]

@@Gerolinger what ep is it?

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

Yes you are right. My dad died from cancer within 4 weeks from his diagnosis. It was such a shock that made me ill. Half of me died too and coping with work and stress gave me double depression. It's taken me 4 yrs to regrow my backbone as I dreamed about him in my sleep and when I woke up it was my first thoughts and my last when I fell asleep from exhaustion. I have no support and I am very lonely. I know how he felt and the drinking just makes it even worse. So happy that all the family got together and made a great place for the customers. Bless them:)

[@ElianaRosalind]

@@MICKEYISLOWD So sorry for your loss, I'm sending you prayers and good thoughts over the internet! Take care and stay safe 🙏

[@korbloxudzal3222]

@@Dizzee00 nino

[@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375]

Title: Ramsay spits out food Me: Do you know how little that narrows it down

[@blahajahaj]

hearted

[@Pixolos]

Understandable, have a great day.

[@Raven19]

Add rotten or old food on it and it would still barely even narrow anything down

[@robmac9948]

I just said the same thing wtf.

[@MsNovaris]

Have there actually been any episodes where bad food wasn't a problem?

[@quite1enough]

That's the most calm criticism from Gordon directly to the chef I ever saw

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Because after he learned from the head chef's daughter about his backstory, he knows that his problem is he's devastated because of his father's passing and he's still grieving.

[@noorbashir577]

@@margarethmichelina5146 Yh exactly. I loved this episode - it was about a man struggling with the passing of his father not the usual arrogant, awful restaurant owners that we usually see

[@kymmoore853]

I thought the same thing.

[@unliwanderer2985]

yes, considering also gordon's father background and he totally understands it

[@bl4ck.exc3llence]

I agree

[@lbghost1999]

Chef Mike has transformed into human form. He is learning and it’s scary

[@AE07__]

ok

[@AxxLAfriku]

HELP!!! Everybody at my school cyberbullies me because they say me good good GOOD videos are extremely BAD!!! Please help me, dear en

[@BukaKEK]

@@AxxLAfriku What cyberbullies? Just turn off your internet bro lol

[@AE07__]

@@AxxLAfriku They arent wrong

[@thecynicalone7655]

Chef Mike is the nexus of the singularity, soon he will consume all restaurants, cook all food, and forever disapoint Grodon Ramsey

[@klaushoxha3245]

He seems really nice and you can tell by the people around him that he’s loved and the staff that mike is just really struggling. I wish they’re open, it’s sad seeing a good man down like that

[@oliverhruby1844]

Sadly, he announced on his webpage around 6 months after the episode was filmed, that he is closing the business for undisclosed reasons. He now works in a catering business which provides catering across New Jersey.

[@antonylaing1750]

Hvyyty

[@antonylaing1750]

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[@antonylaing1750]

H 6b yourt

[@BettiePagan]

@@oliverhruby1844 aww man I was looking for this comment ): glad he’s still got a passion for food, I hope the shake-up in how he delivers it after 30+ years of repetition has been as good for him as this episode was

[@filipvadas7602]

This was one of the rare times where the owner wasn't arrogant or a dick but legitimately was just piling WAYYY too much responsibility on himself and both his mental health and his business suffered cause of it Its good to know he opened a catering company in place of his restaurant and is doing well now

[@sierraalexandra7630]

He was a little arrogant, but not terribly. "The food is not the problem." "Chef Ramsay's gonna like the food here. Anything I make him he's gonna like."

[@hazukichanx408]

I disliked him at first. Then I realized he sounds almost exactly like Bruce Campbell. And now I'm just confused.

[@guitarman813]

05:52 Lexi: "This is my father, Mike". Gordon: "Mike!" Mike: "I'm Mike." Producer: "Well, I think we've got the name of the owner covered!"

[@jordanjacobs2440]

What was his name again?😂

[@BettiePagan]

@@jordanjacobs2440 think it was Nellie?

[@renicecream8238]

@@jordanjacobs2440 I think Matt

[@lamepotato3407]

@@renicecream8238 bro it literally says in the video it's max idiot

[@renicecream8238]

@@lamepotato3407 It’s Matt

[@pseudophp]

"If we had a math problem, we would talk to Einstein." "Since we have a restaurant problem, we talk to Ramsay, the master!"

[@vincentvergara5043]

one of the smartest things anyone has said on Kitchen Nightmares

[@FanOfMetalYT]

@@vincentvergara5043 not really, Einstein was a physicist, not a mathematician. But the point was made

[@Amoth_oth_ras_shash]

@@vincentvergara5043 indeed ,considering the rates most 'consultant services' take for advice from expertise & experience thats only half of gordons...at least the people in this place just got caught in a moment 22 critical staff sunk into depression but hade ther heads ontop this was not gona be some silly show and gordon waving a magic wand ,but them needing his expertise advice to change course fast.

[@toxicbill6248]

@@FanOfMetalYT maths is the language of science, all great physicists are also mathematicians

[@jakestone8979]

Is math related to science?

[@SquareViking]

The transformation of Mike from one day to the next is astounding. He looked so dead-eyed before he had the talk with the girls, and when Gordon's cooking he's all flush with excitement.

[@martinbrand6013]

He's blessed to have those two very respectful daughters to work together with him. Grateful for the Daniel's leadership. And much respect to Mike's "Good bye, beer; I'm ready."

[@kevinsundelin8639]

It becomes a little extra emotional when you know Gordon's brother used to be an alcoholic which is why he becomes so caring regarding the topic

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And don't forget how he also has an abusive father

[@Chimpunk729]

And you start to put onion near to my eyes

[@helenanderson3334]

His brother was a heroin addict not an alcoholic his father was an alcoholic

[@bl4ck.exc3llence]

Really? I didn’t know :(

[@Lizzie-h3j]

His brothers a heroin addict and his father was an abusive alcoholic

[@miserablepileofsecrets]

It's one of the saddest episodes in my opinion. The chef itself isn't a bad one to say, he's just still grieving his lost father.

[@hmt4381]

"This tastes like charcoal" "He didn't like it?"

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

Funnily enough people don’t leave their homes, spend their money to eat charcoal. Sheesh. 🙄🤦‍♀️

[@VladStopTalking]

Charcoal is delicious

[@l-drago6916]

@@VladStopTalking i Agree

[@BettiePagan]

I’m hoping to get some for Christmas, all those years of pure coal aren’t too good on my teeth

[@pigger1010]

-Serves a black steak -"There is no way I overcooked it"

[@tiredmummy7512]

You can see in Gordon's face that he really cares about people...

[@rezanthedudeduder9501]

Either that or that he's trying to understand, well... retards

[@kirstyi7860]

St. Gordon, the patron saint of depressed chefs everywhere! 😇

[@ALPHASHADOW2025]

Hes an Amazing man

[@humanturtle6758]

@@rezanthedudeduder9501 no need to use slurs🙄

[@organicleaf]

@@humanturtle6758 slurs > no slurs

[@yeetdabmcfapdab974]

Sometimes it's hard to tell if Gordon is a Chef or a Psychiatrist.

[@1D991]

The answer is yes

[@loganroy3381]

This guy needed the latter.

[@ENT_PRESTIGIOUS]

both

[@KneeJerkReactor]

Wrong. He is a drill sergeant. WHERE'S THE LAMB SSSAAAUUUUCCCCEEEE!!!!

[@lifeisshortsoenjoyitwhiley903]

It's actually easy, because it's both.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I feel bad for these 2 girls. They see how their father is devastated after their grandpa died and they both got dragged in to the situation.

[@potworzgo]

Terrible situation indeed. Really hyrts when you see somome that close to you just going down

[@dS-th9np]

But ramsay came in and saved Mike before it was too late

[@ivanwijaya3409]

Agreed

[@MsSharonward]

@@dS-th9np the restaurant is closed down

[@ramisaad5332]

@@MsSharonward yeah but Mike now owns a catering company and they're getting 5 star reviews apparently

[@yengsabio5315]

This is the only episode that my eyes teared with the owners when they're presented with their renovated restaurant! There's something so genuine with this episode that I can sense even only watching it. Lots'a love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from tropical Philippines!

[@soldoroja3915]

That’s true man, you can see the genuineness in their eyes, their reactions on the drastic changed on the resto.

[@Auriorium]

I haven't seen a chef or anyone else who needs a month long trip to Hawaii. This is such a classic burnout.

[@Souleater564]

Burnout and grieve.

[@bepinkfloyd814]

Damn the dude was literally burning out food because he was burn out. Poor dude

[@lotharschiese8559]

This show is cosmic, I want to watch every episode and I will, then I'll want more. I'm 70, everytime Chef Ramsay digs down into the psychological problems that are floating on the surface of failing eateries, I get all mushy, tears come. He is not just a Chef but also one hell of an effective psychologist.

[@blueunicorn7158]

I think that it's probably like in the Polish version of this show. There's probably a team of psychologists. But the difference is in the Polish the psychologists actually create most of the drama we see there

[@gregooze1121]

Gordon uses his passion to ignite it into others that have lost it, it's really beautiful to watch

[@barnaclesbeef]

it’s episodes like this that remind us why we like gordon, you can tell he genuinely wants to help mike and his family. Gordon = GOAT

[@simplysaifskits3847]

Well i know now what I'll be doing for the next 40 minutes and 36 seconds lol

[@rozgallery2924]

Me tooooo 😂😂

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

Mind if I join the party? 🎊.

[@rozgallery2924]

@@VincitOmniaVeritas. I don’t mind 😂❤️

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

@@rozgallery2924 Great. From lady from the UK 🇬🇧 here. Let’s dig in together. Enjoy 😉

[@Woopsleepygremlin]

Eating microwaved food while agreeing with Gordon on how the cooks are sh*t? Cause that's what I'm doing.

[@StormEngineer]

Every single time, the chef: "The food is great! It'§s not the problem." Every single time, Gordon: "The food is absolutely dreadful."

[@witekmichno6974]

I would never replace dirty carpet with another carpet. Should be hard floor easy to wash and keep it clean.

[@privatbruker5905]

I guess thats why u dont work for kitchen nightmare and probly in youre moms basement….

[@trunks2705]

Lmao you clean a carpet that has a smell of 15 years of dead bodies

[@davenlim8217]

@@trunks2705 he means they shouldn't have a carpet

[@ilikechorizopizza0]

Same, classic asian style. Hard ass floor never did anyrestaurant wrong

[@YamiKisara]

It's really not that simple. If you're in a place that gets really cold, a carpet makes sense. You also have to take into account how much noise the hard floor would make in a particular building (acoustics, other materials used, and so on). For a quick make-over a new heavy-duty carpet is way cheaper than a properly insulated floor. Style of restaurant also needs to be taken into account. Then there's the obvious that carpets can be cleaned easily as well. I mean deep cleaned, not just vacuumed.

[@wimvandesteeg1353]

what a freakin nice family, sometimes i don't feel like there is a a genuine will to change, now there was, love the friendlyness...and, have to admit, completey impressed by lexi! she's a gem!!

[@eddieadams9333]

You can see on this man, Mike, that he is a good man! He is lost, but you can sense the hope, the love towards his daughters, and the willingness on him to turn his life around..this is a very heartwarming episode, good to see genuine honest and good people striving and achieving positive things!

[@dnache7553]

Mike & Nellie’s closed January 2012. Mike moved on to a couple of different restaurants before settling into a catering company that serves the NJ area. On a personal note: I would not put carpet in my dining room. A few places I don’t like carpet: bathrooms, kitchens/dining rooms and laundry rooms!

[@debwilson5236]

This episode was heartbreaking to watch you can see the pain in the dads face he is still grieving for his dad

[@detlefschnepel2723]

Probably the most sympathetic and deserving family on this show

[@Exercise_as_Medicine]

Definitely…

[@bl4ck.exc3llence]

I feel so bad for Mike,also you can tell how he is calm when he gets told about it yet so hurt in the inside...Gorden is also not shouting he’s just an understandable person who is trying to help people in Kitchen nightmares.

[@rickywood8805]

Despite how harsh he can be its actually nice to see a different side of ramsay. Very few people realized just how much of a kind and caring person he really is

[@dimsumboy22]

maybe to you americans, but the original kitchen nightmares isn't like this at all. We've always known. It's just taken you yanks decades to see it.

[@funky_tree]

@@dimsumboy22 oh shiver me timbers! They are bri''ish! I must inform the queen of this right away! Blimey! i almost spat my 'ea out!

[@Collymillad]

@@funky_tree you having a stroke mate?

[@skechyassmofo]

The guy saves kitchens on one show, hires strangers on another, advocates supporting local businesses as well as donating to charities. How much of a clue did you need??

[@kaldogorath]

@@dimsumboy22 You have to consider the difference in the shows we were given. UK Kitchen Nightmares, he's pretty chill. We first saw him in Hell's Kitchen where he's vilified, yelling, insulting and degrading people constantly. And in US Kitchen Nightmares the show is way more dramatic, they purposely have him argue a lot, they push the stress, the yelling, they do what they can to make Ramsay look great and the restaurant owners/chefs bad. If we got 1:1 information about him it wouldn't have taken a long time to realize it.

[@CTP0544]

This channel won't stop until every episode is up

[@sandhinfk]

Waiting for Amy's Baking Company......XD

[@jullovesmusic]

Legitimately scared of that day

[@runtimus5743]

Apart from Oceana :(

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Next week would be Luigi's Italian Restaurant. You know with the Italian family who likes to argue and the wife said: "I CAN'T TAKE IT ANNYMORREE!!!" with her thick Italian accent since she's Italian

[@BettiePagan]

@@margarethmichelina5146 with Italian hand gestures because she’s Italian

[@mattsterck3269]

I'm considering becoming a terrible chef so I can swindle Gordon into listening to my problems

[@deeannadorough7378]

I’d invest in that idea if Ramsey was still doing this.

[@natureprincess]

HAHA yesss😂

[@natureprincess]

​@@deeannadorough7378 he's not? 😢

[@AllofJudea]

Gordon:"Can we get this done tonight?" Carpet guy: I've been waiting for this moment all of my life.

[@moeh4491]

First episode where u feel true love in the family. Chef Mike is a good man & really needed the help. Got me emotional a little bit, damn.

[@stevemorse108]

The girls are so sincere and touching...the look on Lexi's face when she hugged and looked up to her father sitting next to him on the couch is pure gold; love, admiration and support....they girls are what saved his business and Gordon was very humane and left the vulgarity out as he should have with these good people.

[@catdevereux1274]

Bless Mike, he is grieving his heart out and I don't blame him one bit for throwing himself into endless days at the restaurant. Mike has to be the nicest Chef this show has ever had.

[@akaFloof]

For some reason, the comment Gordon said to the daughter, "trust you to hit the deserts first, Sam" seemed to say such a lot more than the actual words used. For me it showed a real sense of familiarity, that off camera he'd really got to know the people he was working with. Just came across as a genuinely sweet moment x

[@MrRAAN1]

How Gordon get's the emotion out of people with just being a hard-ass, and with tough love, is pretty incredible.

[@crimsonclover9871]

Poor Mike is struggling with grief...I get it...been there. I hope that Mike and his beautiful daughters are happy and doing well. 💜💜

[@averageblondegurl]

The business boomed in the coming weeks. The new menu was a total hit among the diners, they loved it. Dan was totally dedicated to his job. And as for Mike, he was slowly embracing the change. The restaurant did work for a while but was shut down in a few years. The restaurant is closed for the last five years. And the family now runs a private catering business, Blue Basil Catering Company with Mike as the main chef. The company caters for house parties, corporate events, and aviation catering. So if you’d like to check out more of Mike’s cooking, give Blue Basil Catering Company a look.

[@Synthia17]

Thank's for the update!

[@raiyanislam7727]

Thanks for the update...

[@fawzia6782]

not all heroes wear capes 🦸🏻‍♀️

[@FlyxSakura]

May I ask what was the reason for the shut down?

[@RL-]

@@FlyxSakura probably the still-delusional Mike being at the helm lol. After they closed down he put out a tweet calling this episode a "fictional account" of what went on there 😂

[@Derbedeos]

I'm glad Chef Ramsay didn't throw this Chef Mike out the window like he did with the last one.

[@domlugau]

really underrated comment 🤣🤣

[@DaDerpyPickle]

Chef Mike has the fastest character progression I've ever seen here

[@jordanlilymay1363]

Gordon could tell how depressed Mike was and how broken he was, that's why he spoke so calmy to get through to him.

[@StefanVarga]

Every chef on Kitchen Nightmares “food is not the issue here… it’s excellent” also food is 99.9% the issue on Kitchen Nightmares 😅

[@erwinsmissingarm7978]

1:46 "food here i believe is great" The random lady: that taste like matches. MmmMmm do love me some matches 😍

[@AE07__]

ok

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

Guess I know one of the things she put in her mouth as a baby and toddler. I mean how do matches taste? Not smell but taste…..

[@erwinsmissingarm7978]

@@VincitOmniaVeritas. have a point lmao

[@evelyngagnon8459]

That was soooooo TOTALLY AWESOME , you can actually see the compassion in the eyes of GORDON , and the yearning to help the owner , A BIG BRAVO AND A HUMONGOUS APPLAUSE TO GORDON RAMSAY, and a long happy life to MIKE AND NELLLIE'S family and restaurant 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💚

[@dibla22]

The restaurant closed in 2012.

[@HeckMayster.]

Great timing, had exactly 40 minutes and 36 seconds free right now

[@DeathOrderX]

I mean that title can be used for almost every kitchen nightmares episode

[@elaborate456]

I cried so hard on this episode, can’t explain how much i adore Chef Ramsay

[@akaFloof]

Mike comes across as someone lost in a fog of grief and depression. The poor man is upright, but his eyes are so sad. I'm only up to the 1st dinner service, so have everything x things turn around. These seem like a really decent, caring family that actually deserve some luck and help x

[@MakCuMyM1]

Mike takes it as a man, really my huge respect for his attitude, great and strong personality.

[@henrikstaaf3293]

This family is wonderful, from the dad, to the daughters to Daniel. They seem like such nice people. Im glad Gordon could help them they way he did... only good feels

[@justing1474]

That guy is actually quite awesome, a proud man trying in these hard times to protect his family, bug love xx

[@Faunatic97]

I love how Lexi just grabbed the bug and brought it away with no hesitation. She´s so cool and witty man

[@JoseOrichalcum]

Exactly what I need during the journey for my holiday: Full Episode Friday! Thank you, channel owners!

[@lore.keeper]

*"Did somebody die last night?"* *"I don't know it's possible"* lol Lexi is not only hot but I love her spirit too 😂😂

[@Lucaswiggers22]

Gordon: Did somebody die in here last night? Lexi: it’s possible 😂

[@alison_evan7785]

'Did someone peepee on my menu' That's the most innocent question I've heard istg-

[@lotharsoran3604]

That smile near the end when Gordon sent the family back in was very sweet. 39:04. I think that is what Ramsay is all about really. Not the yelling he puts on for TV.

[@TetraSky]

They closed in January 2012. Episode aired in October 2011. No mention of why. I guess he didn't like the changes. Last we heard, he was managing "Blue Basil Catering" in New Jersey.

[@tekhiun]

hope him and his daughters are doing well.

[@roysheaks1261]

It’s clear that he retook the reins from Dan, and lost everything that was gained.

[@ren_yt3715]

@@roysheaks1261 his actually doing good in they're new catering company as mike as the head chief with 5 stars reviews

[@MotivationAdonis]

@@ren_yt3715 I think it's better that he's doing what he can do best which is cooking.

[@HJRO]

Props to Mike for raising two young ladies that carry themselves so well. They seem to have great personalities, and are willing to be serious and responsible at such young ages.

[@desaulnier505]

Daniel is such a nice chef, able to notice the small details and acknowledge Ramsey’s presence :)

[@redisthecoolestcolour]

When Gordon starts talking to Mike outside, you can tel that it's the first time someone who has (really) listened to him since his Dad died.

[@myheathenheart1259]

Sometimes all the words of friends and family will not sink in. It takes a 3rd party neutral person to break through

[@HerculesRockefellerESQ]

Mike, totally deadpan: "right now I'm so overcome with emotion I don't even know how I'm standing here." 🤣 I get the sentiment, just the way it was filmed made me chuckle, because it's clearly an interview not just something he randomly said.

[@sarah-mi3nw]

i love how the first thing he notices is the smell and when he asks if something died there, the girl just says "it's possible"

[@Lukey.D]

I'm a builder and just wanna tell you all that it's absolutely mind-blowing that they are able to do so much work overnight. That work would take at least a full week, with painters, carpenters, electricians, carpet fitters, decorators and labourers walking all over each other and most definitely start a brawl by the end of the job.

[@leonore3349]

I'm sure they don't do it overnight. That's just for TV.

[@helenswan705]

I reckon they have a BIG team.

[@orcabeule4089]

Daniel the sous chef is just awesome. He is just so happy, grateful and man he seemed to really love this place, the owner and his job. (:

[@mrsuzan533]

Honestly, I can't get enough of her reaction to Gordon telling them to get spoons, knives, and forks so they can dig in (33:04)

[@waldokoen3362]

i wish someone like Gordon would come into my life and help me get back on track. But until that day i see how he helps other people

[@thomasjana8257]

The first time I see Gordon, he does not yelling at the chef in the first meet..The owner talks nicely and gentle..He just loss himself...

[@GabrialMacLeod]

This is quite possibly the least drama filled american episode of this show. It was actually enjoyable.

[@mryeetgamer6990]

Seeing Mike like that must be heart breaking for Chef Ramsay. I know him not only as a tv star but as a perso as I've had that honor of being introduced to him (over the phone) and I also know that he lost his father due to drinking problems at a young age :/ to see someone with both problems must be devestating

[@willmccaragher8639]

FULL EPISODE FRIDAY = GOAT

[@holiciomes]

18:12 The kind of mistakes that you made tonight, represents a chef that doesn't SEEM TO GIVE A SHIT! Nice editing bro 😂

[@DragnRider-xu1vj]

The first time "Chef Mike" has actually been a person

[@natureprincess]

😂

[@lanaprowse3269]

I actually feel sorry for this guy and who knew Gordon Ramsay could be so calm and quite understanding I actually quite like him now makes a nice change to see him being human

[@davids7349]

So refreshing to watch an episode without arrogance and denial, just some nice people getting some help that actually deserves it.

[@PoMu4]

Satisfying episode, where people actually wanted that help and, hopefully, made use of it.

[@rosangelika6677]

It’s nice that once Mike gets that push towards changing you can see how truly devoted he is.

[@jenniferthomas288]

You can tell that this chef is just a good guy who feels bogged down. His daughters genuinely don't want his feelings to be hurt. They're very comforting to him when he gets criticism. They have nothing bad to say about their father at all. Mike also responded pretty well to the criticism. No one likes being told that they're a bad cook, but after the initial shock of realizing that his food wasn't as good as he thought it was he opened up to improving.

[@alextutorials]

Whoever runs this channel, could you please add in the title which season and episode each full ep is? so we can keep track of what we're watching

[@Stomski]

You must keep a really accurate diary.

[@alextutorials]

@@Stomski what's that supposed to mean? The creator is posting full episodes without knowing which season or episode is

[@belx7368]

@@alextutorials this is season 4, Episode 3

[@mrlebosh]

Word spreads that Ramsey is there so the restaurant is booked solid for the evening. There’s only one reason Rambo goes to a restaurant…I’d steer well clear 😂

[@MichiTheMiner]

I love how every chef is like "yeah he has to love my Food" and gordon calls it disgusting or something in that direction

[@dxdx6707]

this channel keeps giving us what we want, thanks my guy

[@HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

Tag yourself. I’m the lamp: dim, lopsided, in the way and hanging by a thread.

[@invincibleking5700]

He's probably the restaurant owner that's most deserving of the makeover. I can see in his eyes that he's a good father to his daughters and a good boss to his employees.

[@invabo]

the daughters are lovely, i hope they’re doing well

[@jxmestree820]

they are baddies

[@kevinprior3549]

Daughter number 2 is not exactly mature

[@glenncurley680]

Oh, his daughters!

[@da_yanti.f.6363]

@@kevinprior3549 They're young so......

[@Haltijanainen]

Every. Single. Time. "The food is not a problem here!" 🤣😂😅

[@gazdagpeet954]

Mike actually can cook / grill...depression and drinks ruined his ambitions and passion. I can imagine that Mike was before his father's death a quality cook...not like the "wannabe" chefs in other episodes.

[@Ynox54321]

22:34 "I'll give you some privacy" The cameracrew: 👁👄👁

[@andreamckenzie3173]

Bringing me to tears!!!!!! The heartwarming moments of a family falling in love again is immensely inspiring for me and I am finding this show life changing for me

[@m.o.t.h.m.u.n.c.h.e.r]

"Ramsay SPITS OUT His Food" When hasnt Ramsy spat out food, a better title would be Ramsay DOESNT spit out his food XD

[@erisjourney]

Believe me, watching cook ignites my fire and makes me wanna cook. And I can't even imagine those chefs on the show felt like cooking next to him. So I truly believe when they say watching him cook or cooking with him brings back their passion.

[@annarasko]

They really did him dirty by showing the same clip of him taking a sip 50 times :/

[@dS-th9np]

I love this owner Mike. What a great father and man. God bless ya

[@tobubiify]

"Cooking is all i have" And that's why he can't accept that, after he lost his dad, he also losts his cooking way

[@preferspiral9615]

why would you ever have carpet in a dining room? like a rug that you can replace easily ... sure. but a capret? like anything spills and its stained for good. or like someone drops something stands on it and its squished in forever