The Untold Truth Of Kitchen Nightmares

There can be something cathartic about watching Gordon Ramsay yelling at chefs, as long as you aren’t the one on the receiving end of the criticism. Ramsay first became famous in America for Hell’s Kitchen, but he also hosted Kitchen Nightmares, which saw him trying to offer aid to struggling restaurants. Of course, he isn’t really that mean all the time, and he really did want to improve the restaurants and keep them open. Not everyone liked what he did with their restaurant though, and one restaurant even closed up shop before the episode made it to air. Let’s take a look at the untold truth of Kitchen Nightmares.
#KitchenNightmares #Restaurant #RealityTV
The nightmare's over | 0:00
The unluckiest restaurant | 1:17
"Ruined" restaurant | 2:00
Not staged | 2:40
Real Ramsay | 3:23
Ramsay's regret | 4:16
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[@MashedFood]

What did you think of Kitchen Nightmares? Over the top or just good ole fun?

[@LickMyMusketBallsYankee]

Mashed Don't limit human thought with two options you commie

[@caole88]

Mashed love it!! I love the British and American version equally 🥇😊

[@KraigFang]

I liked that show, watch it on Amazon Prime these days. His new 24 Hour show is also good... But I’m just a dumb TV watching American ;)

[@sundae6969]

Mashed I thought he was British

[@julemandenudengaver4580]

sundae6969 British is the whole great Britain. so waills, England and Scotland.. so he both British and more precise Scottish

[@opertinicy]

For those complaining about him 'ruining' businesses: It's kind of like blaming an oncologist for 'failing' to help someone dying of cancer. They try to reverse the course of the damage, but of course aren't always successful. These restaurants were dying, and he gave great advice, free publicity, and often free equipment. Did I mention free publicity?

[@itshighnoon899]

The people who blame him for that shit just don't understand how things work is all all

[@ShiroAos]

@lelwut how do you know that? are you a doctor?

[@ShiroAos]

@lelwut that didn't answered my question but ok, i didn't know that.

[@TheTerrorHamster]

@lelwut so if you have cancer there are basically two things you can do 1. Get a very harsh treatment and maybe die anyway 2. Don't get any treatment and definitely die. What is your immune system good for if you died from cancer? And how is the increased cancer risk an argument against treatment if you already.have.cancer? Or 3. spend your money on doctors on the internet who promise to cure your cancer with a healthy diet or even more stupid advises what basically is the same as number 2 but you don't only die you also get scammed. Sadly there is no real cure with a high success rate yet but that doesn't mean doctors don't try. They do everything they can. And scientists are doing research on how to cure cancer with some major steps lately. www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/revolutionary-cancer-therapy-yields-unprecedented-results/ www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/a-cancer-kill-switch-has-been-found-in-the-body-and-researchers-are-already-hard-at-work-to-harness-it/

[@TheTerrorHamster]

@lelwut you know iflscience uses scientific papers for source? Beating cancer with a diet change is utterly bullshit. Where do you got this from? Belle Gibson? The women who sold a book, an app and ran a website about how she bet cancer with a healthy lifestyle change? Some news for you: She never had cancer in the first place. Those people are full of shit. But if you want to ignore peer reviewed science and rather believe some Internet-Doctors who provide zero evidence for their claims...

[@buttonjer3267]

Do you expect him to stay there 24/7 and run their restaurant for them? Sometimes people just can't run a business.

[@zetametallic]

I'm from the UK and my mum then worked next door to one of the restaurants featured in the UK version (now closed). She was scatty and had no business sense whatsoever; a decent lady personality wise but just in the wrong industry. You can't put a square peg in a round hole and very often Gordon had his work cut out.

[@mrdude1800]

Also people don’t understand that a recession hit pretty hard for most of these restaurants failed because of it

[@duallylicensed145]

Say that again !!! 🙅‍♀️

[@12wholepizzas13]

Pin this comment lol

[@ryanarment5393]

Especially if the restaurants decided to disregard the changes that were made, and revert back to the ways that got them in trouble in the long run. Not to mention that some of the restaurants were already so deeply in debt, that they were going to fail no matter what was done.

[@dannyg88]

Actually the fact 40% of the those restaurants remained open is a remarkable feat. Those places were bottom of the barrel and on the verge of closure. Not to mention run by notoriously incompetent people. Gordon getting 4/10 success rate is a minor miracle.

[@sagebrooks6907]

Plushehadto work with undercover addicts😱

[@dgw4049]

Yeah, .400 is a damn good batting average

[@dnaseb9214]

major miracle, its bloody impressive

[@violetnichols7465]

“60% of the restaurants are closed” Wouldn’t all of them be closed if Ramsay didn’t help them?

[@martalevin4829]

Most owner sell them after the make over.

[@TheCynicalJay]

@@martalevin4829 that's irrelevant to the OPs comment.

[@martalevin4829]

@@TheCynicalJay how come ? I supported his claim that Ramsay does help the restaurants by saying that the some of the ones that are closed are because the were sold.

[@CagrAtesbesta]

@@martalevin4829 he's just not get it.

[@Varrig]

Gordon Ramsay is a damn good Chef. And hes very reasonable when it comes to yelling at people. If you come up to him and say I haven't got a clue what I'm doing. He'll work with you and teach you very calmly. If you come up to him and say your a professional chef and you can't even cook an egg. He'll tear you down to the bone. I love all of his shows.

[@dangerwarg9682]

Yeah like serving raw chicken or being inexcusably insanitary from people who should know better.

[@wordforger]

I saw the show where he's working with kids, and it definitely brought out the helpful teacher Ramsey, which I like better than the screaming Ramsey.

[@Manx-lb1oc]

Did you see the "Masterchef: Junior" where his Mom had a cameo? Adorable.😍

[@MK-is4xm]

The Other Point Of View that seems to be the problem in the us. Most of the time the chefs looks like the owners did beat the passion and their motivation out of them.

[@BlueflagAlpha]

I dont trust him , hes probably angry all the time

[@Supernaturlisch]

The whole "60% of the restaurants have closed" fact is such a joke. Yeah, sure, there are some not-so great behind-the-scenes secrets - but at the end of the day, it is up to the restaurant owner and their staff to turn around the restaurant. Gordon just helps them on the way.

[@seyedsohrabfarjami6165]

Supernaturlisch no matter how good a chef u are u cant fix someone who is bad at business its hopeless. But if the owner knows business it can be saved

[@allthenamearestolen]

lets not forget that some of the business took advantage of the makeover ramsay gave them and sold the furniture and the restaurant away for a quick buck

[@bigteetus]

the best one was the paris restaurant where the owner literally doesnt open the doors for a week after ramsay leaves and the chef gets back ready to move to paris and help her and the whole place is a dump.

[@AlexanderBogdanow]

"lets not forget that some of the business took advantage of the makeover ramsay gave them and sold the furniture and the restaurant away for a quick buck" I'am honest at that point: WHen I were in big debt, I nwould do the same thing when some one gave some HQ stuff 4 free. xD

[@gedaman]

I think the main problem is that people are stubborn by nature. No matter how hard Gordon Ramsay tried to help them 60% of the restaurant owners went back to their old ways and bad habits which caused them to lose everything. Other times they were just too deep in debt to be saved to begin with.

[@joehoe222]

That chef claiming Gordon destroyed the restaurant was a big liar. If you've seen his molded freezer, you know enough.

[@GimmehLewt]

You know who wold have cleaned that molded freezer, and would have pictures to prove it?

[@MussiProduction]

As you as you say “according to the daily mail” you invalidate your point.

[@dry5555]

1. The restaurant industry is notorious for having few winners. Low-barriers to entry; fickle customers, etc. 2. 2007-2014. That covers the Great Recession and the slow recovery. Hard to thrive in that economic environment. 3. Many restaurant owners didn't listen to Ramsey and reverted back to their old ways.

[@CalLadyQED]

Do you mean high barriers to entry?

[@jackgreen7989]

@@CalLadyQED Low barrier to enter (Aka setup the business) but few winners (Aka to be successful in the food industry)

[@tommythehospitalfish5572]

Phil Fry This is hilarious You have made my day

[@farret1998]

Phil Fry you do know that Today’s economy is a result of Obama’s work right?? You can’t really believe that once trump took office, the economy thrived cause of him...

[@georges-leeeugene2905]

@@farret1998 he was just making a joke

[@kevinchen1339]

Well it’s not Gordon’s problem that the restaurants went bankrupt, it’s not his responsibility to give people free money

[@rdu239]

Gordon can only do so much, it is still up to the restaurant owners on how they can revive their business.

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

Not true I think his team took back furnishings and equipment post bankruptcy.

[@apalsnerg]

@@RobertJamesChinneryH What part of this comment are you trying to refute with that speculation?

[@Cellkist]

@killerdancefloor76 he gives them a restaurant makeover and a menu that works. And he will help them learn to cook it! The problem is they always go back to their old ways which got them in the situation that needed Ramsay in the first place

[@constellious]

@killerdancefloor76 So you dont want valid critisism to fiancialize your restaurant into a well known fancy one that will be recognized in the food industry like michillen stars

[@ivancerecer5758]

I never understood why owners get mad when Gordon criticizes them... A) he is a world famous chef, and has the right to talk shit about their food not being good enough B) They wouldn't call him if business was great

[@Citizen_of_the_Verse]

Because the restaurants he went to were almost closed as it was.. The fact he did anything for them and even kept them alive for an extra day is incredible.. Gordon didn't destroy.. He tried to fix a mess.. But go ahead blame eveything on Ramsey lol..

[@hmoobmikah]

Nino knows the real untold truth about kitchen nightmares.

[@ditto5068]

Hmoob Mikah nino knows to much

[@JayK-wb8fm]

and he has pictures for proof if needed.

[@Aganie.]

Hmoob Mikah lol

[@lizard6109]

ChaoXxS ooT don't forget the videos

[@DimZdalle]

the almighty NINO

[@pandamoniumage]

Chapman (Chappy) claimed that he used to get 200 patrons a night but after Ramsey was done with him, that went down to only a few a night. If that was fucking true, Chappy wouldn't have asked Ramsey for help in this first place. The argument makes no sense.

[@ambycakes]

Pandamoniumage I know right? He couldn’t handle a soft opening when Ramsey saved his pathetic menu. I am a cook and there is no way this dude had 200 people for dinner service a night.

[@Screamingmanta]

The man is delusional.

[@julemandenudengaver4580]

that moron whit the big ugly 1980is chef hat... he just hallucinating or see ghosts

[@michaelbcohen]

He never did ask Gordon, his was one of two places the producers approached, not the reverse. They saw an news piece on TV about a well known Cajun chef from Mississippi struggling to relocate after Hurricane Katrina and they approached him promising him to help him, including not changing the Cajun food, which they did anyways. In fact he had barely been open when they contacted him He had for many years (co-owned and head chef of) a successful place in Mississippi doing Cajun food, relocated to Tennessee after Katrina and reopened but on his own. The local Nashville food critic and online reviews at the time liked the food, and he actually was not lying about his crowds, which some journalists asked locals about and confirmed. In fact after the show he had two places, one in Mississippi and one in New Orleans, both praised for their foods and shut down due to financial mismanagement (though they had large crowds eating there). He seems to be an actually very good Cajun chef, just bad at finances and just unable to succeed without his former business partner who probably was the one who handled the money. And one of Ramsey's former producers admitted they deliberately overbooked him for the relaunched, deliberately created a menu they promised him they would not do, knowing it would fluster him for good TV, and much more. They admitted they approached a new place that had just relocated, and deliberately set it up to fail for good TV. I like Gordon, but after that episode and learning all that, I lost some respect for him, and all respect for his staff.

[@xMrDJ254x]

Michael Cohen well that sounds like it's on the producers, not Ramsey.

[@Lolpy.]

Why does every single KZbin channel with a minimalist logo have this woman as a narrator?

[@justsomemenacingcat5700]

facts

[@googly213]

I swear it’s like the same company on every one of these channels

[@conorsweeney5184]

Who is it

[@revfivez7069]

FAXS

[@minidrew3422]

She must be making mad cash though

[@tolsen8212]

The fact is, a majority of good restaurants end up closing eventually, let alone terrible ones. The fact that Gordon has even that much success is absolutely amazing. Factor in that many of the owners, especially in the later US seasons, were basically trying to get a free makeover & some publicity before selling the business anyway- they never intended to stay open...And Kitchen Nightmares is amazingly successful. Personaly, I prefer the UK version of the show, without the stupid sound effects and obnoxious editing.

[@datjebus4307]

Im gonna quote what i heard from TJ Kirk on the subject. "if not for gordon ramsey, 100% of those restaurants would have closed." Atleast he saved some of them.

[@thenerdnetwork]

Yea, one I know that is still open for sure is the one with the twin brothers.. The Capri restaurant... that one was surprising because the food looked so disgusting in the show... but the restaurant is still open.

[@RicSkyekoff]

People forget most restaurants don't make it. Resturant impossible and Bar rescue have come through where i live and neither have had great results.

[@tsukumoyuuuki]

exactly. like tf do you expect them all to succeed?

[@dumbdumb8526]

And there was a huge recession that came. No business could survive that.

[@tdoran]

@@hope7760 she did!

[@nobody2996]

Considering the situations of the resterraunt's in question, the fact that Ramsey was able to save 40% of them is actualyl pretty impressive.

[@ohlookitisacat7404]

I am impress that these restaurants actually exist.

[@asmr2671]

19.4%

[@jadedoptimistt]

The more updated statistics are closer to 20%

[@Teo_live]

Keep in mind several "closed" restaurants were successful but sold due to receiving great offers. So the actual success rate is higher than 20% if we include capital gains (or at least breaking even sales)

[@iannordin5250]

@@Teo_live yep. Most owners wanted out of the business in the first place, and even if they closed Gordon's changes would allow them to net a hefty profit for selling without going into debt.

[@norrishude6177]

Gordon doesn't "Scream", and he has a heart of gold, Just watch him with Kids or genuine people. Just don't BS him, telling him you are great when you are just an efwit. He is a good man.

[@brendandillon611]

Norris Hude yeah

[@mohammedadrihafizi2787]

I agree

[@classydays43]

Chef: I can't cook! Gordon Ramsay: you can't cook! Chef: *surprised pikachu face*

[@DomR1997]

Those 15 restaurants are the places that kept doing what he said. Chappy did not get 200 customers a night. Watch the episode, my God. He blamed the customers when his food was bad. Didnt mention that though did you?

[@nardinit]

any restaurant doing 200 covers a night would tell Ramsey to fuck right off as soon as they saw him

[@julemandenudengaver4580]

one of the dumpst person in the show, where the man who took/stole his son's 250000$ inheritance and opened a burger joint and lost the money and didn't understand why he where angry and him

[@TehUltimateSnake]

julemanden uden gaver the weird australian dad and the wimpy son with glasses?

[@joannaedssay5988]

julemanden uden gaver the burger kitchen I think that was, that guy made me feel physically sick!!

[@julemandenudengaver4580]

Joanne Finlay jep the burger place.. he just a person who deserves wet Willy's, and wedgie all day long

[@julemandenudengaver4580]

TehUltimateSnake it's this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/fojbhJWIj5Wcia8

[@picklecrash]

That was definitely laundered money

[@michealdrake3421]

Yeah, I was going to say, they've done follow up episodes and it seems that a lot of the businesses fall right back into the habits that put them on the show in the first place. One even went so far as to undo the menu changes after customers responded positively. You can lead a horse to water...

[@johnabbot8688]

Finally someone acknowledged that chef was Scottish not English

[@peterplays2551]

Im A Canadian I’m a Canadian

[@violetnichols7465]

IKR he is from Glasgow but he speaks like he is British so people are confused. (My dad is British and Went to college in Glasgow)

[@Blurro]

Violet loves roblox .... Glasgow people are British though...

[@violetnichols7465]

The Blue Blur no he’s Scottish

[@Blurro]

Violet loves roblox and Scotland is in Britain, Scottish people are British

[@Chilcutte]

90% didnt deserve their business

[@thatpieceoftrash7562]

Agreed

[@spectacularultimatespider-2055]

Essy Chilcutte Agreed! Amy and Sammy are a Huge Example

[@thedutchgamelife6264]

Well, its more that they had a dream, but didn’t know how to make it real or keep it going. For example by being too arrogant or aggressive

[@chasse-nigb3r]

True ,Gordon Ramsay takes the time to help them the Top chef in the world (of course he was getting paid ) but they always revert back to their bad habits after he leaves ,it's not his fault if the owners are incompetent even after he help them ,I love kitchen nightmares and want to watch reruns more but knowing that Gordon's hard work was inevitably in vain now is kinda making me hesitate on some episodes knowing now that they still shutdown and some even blame him smdh.

[@IzobelSquires]

More like 99.99%

[@TyrantJD]

If 15 restaurants are still open, that means the show helped and wasn't a waste of time for some of them. That's 15 that probably would have closed no matter what without help.

[@QuyNguyen-xo2gf]

J.D. Chamberlain the 15 that still opens listened and kept doing what Ramsey said

[@rdu239]

Its the combination effort by Gordon's advice and the owner's will power to succeed

[@causti9744]

And those still existing propably are the best in their area

[@benjaminlovell1776]

'According to the Daily Mail' hmmmm reliable 😂😂

[@artshunter9760]

really sad events in the video Mashed channel: *HYPED MUSIC AT THE BACKGROUND*

[@cheesecake134]

I've seen more than one owner complain the changes made by Gordon sank their businesses. Yeah, it's not the mountains of debt, your inability to lead, a volatile staff/work environment, or shitty food. It's the professional chef that came in and actually made your food palatable and your restaurant function correctly. These people still somehow think they know better than a man with decades of experience. If you revert back to your old ways once he leaves and then the restaurant sinks, it is your fault.

[@GeekedOutNeckbeard]

The idiot blames him for changing the menu...? 100% guaranteed that the chef HATED the new recipes, so he would fuck them up intentionally, even more so than his original food. So people wouldn't show up for garbage food. All these people went back to the old ways, and the ones that didn't clearly made it through cause they really REALLY wanted his help.

[@dragonslair951167]

"If it were that easy to change your personality, no one would ever suffer".

[@GeekedOutNeckbeard]

@@dragonslair951167 you take your personality out of your business, it's that simple.

[@kcirrednosrednad3596]

It's typical for people to find someone other than themselves to put the blame on someone trying to help them rather than take the responsibility themselves.

[@chrisp2876]

Some of these places where just too far in debt to survive. A hail Mary touchdown on the last play of the game doesn't get you a win if you're down by 28 points.

[@DBZMacky]

I can't be the only one who loves Ramsay more for his short temper and less for his cooking.

[@godlygamer911]

No, I am sure there are other idiots out there that share your opinion.

[@misakixxchan]

ikr? i love ramsay 😂❤️ he is a really honorable, friendly and funny guy. he just gets angry about stupid people and their stupid behaviors...and tbh who wouldn't get angry?

[@TycipreyllThirhe]

The Rageaholic Username checks out.

[@That2J]

The Rageaholic hey nice bait

[@helpmesmugglememesintheeu2086]

@@That2J *IT'S RAW*

[@wellsfargo1892]

Restaurant Owner: We need help our business is failing! Gordon Ramsay: I can help. Restaurant Owner: No.

[@AyyMillerTime]

"Gordon ruined my business!" *Doesn't pay taxes and closes because of that*

[@matow4388]

When a video has to quote “according to the daily mail” absolutely nothing it says can be taken seriously 😂

[@Craig-gq4gb]

mat ow almost as bad as using the Sun as a source lmao

[@PiscesintheRain]

They got a two-fer - The Daily Mail *and* The National Enquirer. I can't decide which is the worse rag.

[@dontcare1656]

fake news

[@millsykooksy4863]

True

[@mmmmmmmm1942]

@lelwut ?? CNN is better than fucking fox dude

[@Aljalil]

How many KZbin channels does this lady narrate?

[@naildrama]

Aljalil the untold truth....

[@BlueflagAlpha]

Too many

[@AltCTRLF8]

i don’t think she’s a real person. it’s probably a computer-generated voice like Alexa or Siri.

[@RealFishGames]

@@AltCTRLF8 She is real.

[@skippernolen5644]

@@RealFishGames Oh, really? I guess that means you know her name. What's her name then?

[@joebenzz]

Even if 60% of the restaurants closed and/or failed after his intervention, there is still that 40% that are kicking ass in what they deliver. Even if it was just 1%, that means that these restaurants really were struggling and Gordon really helped to put them back on track and for me this is what really matters.

[@thedutchgamelife6264]

When looking at the reason why they closed anyways, it’s mostly because they ignored Ramsay in the end, so it’s obvious Ramsay did a great job and actually woke up 40% of the businesses

[@LeeEverett1]

The title is a little misleading. Really, it's just a video of fun facts about the show.

[@Tyiriel]

Gordon: How's business going? Restaurant owner: We're struggling at the mome.. Gordon: YOUR BANK ACCOUNT IS FROZEN!

[@mtrunkello]

Gordon: SHUT IT DOWN!!!

[@ValkeersYT]

86 it!!!

[@Skullspinx]

"Gordon Ramsay destroyed my restaurant. I went from 200 patrons a night to a single table." Riiiight... Those 200 people are why you asked him to come... Whatever you say, big boy... 😂

[@Not-Only-Reaper-Tutorials]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣

[@stefanigreeneyes]

200 aren’t that many in a big Restaurant

[@patrickolliffe8892]

"According to the Daily Mail"

[@PaperPlateClorox]

Patrick Olliffe 😆

[@alekz112]

"He's actually a nice guy off camera." - Every single 'truth about Ramsay' video ever.

[@pwnagraphic690]

Restaurant businesses close quite often. It's actually a really tough business to maintain.

[@MrMethadrine]

bs

[@spencercook6754]

True that. You open a restaurant for the passion, not for money, cause ya wont make much

[@skylarjane9559]

@@MrMethadrine most restaurant close within the first year, and if you do stay open you usually dont profit for the first few years.

[@longdong69]

That 15 out of the 77 restaurants are still open years later (remember, the show started in 2007) is actually a pretty good figure, considering that restaurants go out of business for various, often unrelated, reasons (even successful restaurants often don’t stay open for ages) and many of the restaurants were heavily in debt and/or had a stubborn owner, who didn’t listen to Ramsay and resorted back to their old ways after Gordon left.

[@SiriusMined]

I've eaten at 7 of the place is Gordon helps, and I actually met Gordon at the taping of a Revisited episode. He is a genuine person, he's actually kind of quiet in person. The owner of the Fenwick Arms in England told me that most of the restaurants that sign up are already too far gone by the time he gets there.

[@abramovicsta8434]

Gordon like a physician who prescribes medicines for his patients but it ain't his problem if they take it or not.

[@higherpower254]

This show gave us NINNNNOOOOOO

[@namelessbrown]

SUPER FREAK ATHLETES HELLO, my name is NINOOOOOOOOOO!

[@LorenzAgnote]

Wooooooo!!!!

[@aliabdallah102]

SUPER FREAK ATHLETES the resturant died off.

[@therudepotatochip8633]

Ali Abdallah NOOOOOOONIIII

[@binaryDisasterr]

My name's NIIIINOOOOOOOO

[@kodekYT]

*To be fair* there's a reason THEY called *Gordon Ramsey* to help them cause most of these restaurants are on the SCRAPE of dying.

[@egeo.9645]

Some people just don't improve themselves, the ones that do, survive and keep open.

[@fightsports66]

The main problem is the restaurants that admitted how much debt they had all had at least $300,000 in debt when Ramsay and his crew walked in the door. One restaurant already owed creditors $1 million. I am surprised even 40% are still open.

[@FeliciaKrismanta]

The last time I was this early, the lamb sauce was still there

[@crashpal]

what about olive oil?

[@rahulp3486]

the sauce is fking RAWWWW!

[@therudepotatochip8633]

Felicia Krismanta THE ICE IS FROZEN!!!!

[@thatwelshman2713]

The rude Potato chip It’s fresh frozen

[@pikihoes4345]

+Unknown 2031 😃😂👌😆🤣

[@sophisticatedswagga12]

Ramsay helps the restaurants .. it's up to the owners who are in debt to keep the change he enforced going.

[@Edwards-Videos]

Just watching some highlights of Kitchen Nightmares on KZbin makes me understand why most of the restaurants ended up failing. A lot of the owners had no idea of what they are doing to begin with and fought with Gordon Ramsay.

[@Zantides]

2:20, if he had 200 costumers every night he wouldn't need to call Gordon.

[@CONCISEtheGHOST]

LoL! So true!!! HaHaHa

[@rtsharlotte]

This was coming from a chef that thought it was fine to cook a fish and a steak in the same pan and then serve the fish to a Pescatarian (a type of vegetarian.)

[@caole88]

I love any show with Gordon Ramsey❤️❤️

[@TheJer11111]

It's fucking ramSAY

[@Berttttt]

you love it so much you cant spell his name

[@caole88]

CydiaAlfie It is called a mistype genius!! I know your sophisticated ass never makes an error🤔🙄🤮

[@caole88]

JKay_ who are you talking to? All this mouth

[@neurotica5461]

caole88 STOP MISSPELLING RAMSAY

[@johtojunkie7190]

“Hot tempered Scottish chef” *Wait hold on a sec*

[@lunes-1]

The untold truth:is all perfect Hollywood acting choreographed? Although Gordon Ramsay culinary talent is authentic.The restaurants he visited and closed is because bad business management&awful cooking,not Gordon fault,he did plenty given them free money and teach them.

[@LegionIvory]

Gordon Ramsay mentioned that the reason he ended the show was because most of the restaurants were lost causes. They were gone before he even showed up. He got tired of dealing with people who refused to change, and with establishments that were never going to make it.

[@larifari12oder3]

A similar show once came to a really bad restaurant in my town and tried to help them. The main reason for the restaurant to flop was the unlikeable owner, he would shout at customers for not knowing whats good. Sooo i wasnt there at the reopening night but a week later, and he was very nice to everyone and the food was good. However it turned out he was letting his anger out on the chefs now. The chef who worked with the TV chef quit and another one was employed. The food was so bad afterwards that the owner started to shout at customers again. They had to close 3 months after the reopening. It isnt the TV chefs fault that the owners are stupid

[@robertwallen1582]

Fabienne wow great in-site!

[@randomness6498]

*insight* had to correct that one real quick :p @@robertwallen1582

[@managerialelitetoaster3456]

Preventing 40% from closing is still impressive.

[@------o]

60% of comments 'He's not Scottish he's British' At least Wikipedia Britain.

[@Andreaworthington2023]

He both born in Scotland on the British isles we are both 🤣

[@koolandblue]

Amy's Baking Company was absolute insanity, but the one thing you can say to their credit- They were at least open about not wanting to change and saved Ramsay the trouble of implementing changes. Nearly all of these places that were on the show just went right back to what got them on the show in the first place.

[@glendabarrera8219]

Amy's Baking company was a joke..her husband was an absolute tirant..the way she treated her customers..I would have called the cops and said she punched me..she was an absolute horror of a person😖

[@PeterMatisko]

Saving 40% restaurants is a damn great success by Ramsay! Remember, that all of those businesses actually had a reason to be in trouble in the first place.

[@RealAthrey]

Imagine having 200 coustomers a night, and calling Ramsey for help and then closing down..know Uno reverse

[@bella750]

He couldn’t have had 200 Customers a night if he needed to call Ramsay and didn’t he get closed for failure to pay taxes he couldn’t have been making that much money

[@jaydens7309]

Gordon: I will stop kitchen nightmares but I will take a break and start again only this ones faster

[@kazukimisaki2312]

Im REALLY going to HURT somebody if they send back my CAKE!! and btw i speak feline

[@davidturner4613]

Those weren't her cakes by the way

[@kazukimisaki2312]

David Turner really?then whose cake is that?

[@davidturner4613]

They were store bought from some supplier but claims that it was hers lol

[@CyranofromBergerac]

kazuki Misaki meowmeow. MeowmeowMEEOOOWWWW!

[@CaptainCocaine]

bitch crazy af but I bet she get freaky

[@redpointt]

I've clicked, fallen pray to the click bait. This video is just a rehash of a lot of one sided complaints, and while many of them may be honest we are not learning anything new here As a cautionary tale since I clicked and I can't take that back, don't watch anymore Mashed articles, this is just mindless drivel

[@Cheepchipsable]

Yeah, the channels rubbish, but do you really thing KN is a fair show? They edit things to deliberately humiliate the whomever this weeks villain is, even put in stupid sound effects. I don't know how many times I have heard fake burps when the "before makeover" chef takes a drink of something. Along with woeful editing of clips that iare obviously not connected.

[@Cheepchipsable]

John Gault - it's formatted for the tweenies!

[@pucamisc]

There’s always the dislike button

[@crunkysmash2162]

I love that joke you made,where you took the Daily Mail seriously! It was comedy gold!

[@okaeri80]

1:34 the captions lmaooo

[@aerionbroadus4244]

Do his hotel show cause I really wanna know if that is real

[@FeliciaKrismanta]

Aerion Broadus It's a food channel, slim chance

[@nightcedargarden]

No reality show is 100% real.

[@FenrirRagnulf]

young kim I'm guessing you know that because you know everything. Which is kinda cool, you should start your own show were you answer all the world's questions.

[@nightcedargarden]

Your Mom you seem like someone who is angry, no it’s been proven that no reality shows are 100% legit. I don’t know everything but I can research and do my own homework. It seems you worship tv shows and believe everything they show. I don’t.

[@Sadajo-oo9uq]

Man, hotel hell is the shit.

[@zacxion]

i got a gordon ramsey ad on this video lol

[@BarryHendyOfficial]

Zacxion OMG same

[@phoenixshade961]

Same

[@LaDomiiT.O]

I’m not going to lie...... Him screaming is soothing

[@5-minuteconservative832]

The UK version is much better. No manufactured drama, no pounding music, no formulaic episodes, just a friendly world-class chef trying to prop up failing businesses.

[@shizukousapostle1stapostle710]

*I mean one can only take the horse to the pond* ... *He did what he could but things not always work out*

[@Anonymei]

Ey, Misaki. I love you.

[@BBMMTR]

Even with a makeover how is he suppose to solve a dumb owner in like half a million in debt lmao.

[@rdu239]

Honestly a make over should be secondary priority, renovation is so friggin' expensive and if the restaurant themselves are the ones that will shoulder the renovation cost then it will just further bury them in the financial grave. I've seen the interiors of the featured restos at the start of every episodes and most of them are just fine, sure they are mediocre, but if you are really struggling then aesthetic overhaul should not be in your priority list. 1. Identifying the internal problem is the utmost priority, be it a poor organizational flow of managerial and operation process of the resto or the staffs themselves, it should be called out. 2. Changing/fixing the menu in order to win back and attract more customers.

[@ironguanyin123]

@@rdu239 The restaurants don't need to pay it. It's paid for by the production team and advertisers on the show. Everytime Gordon's done a renovation he mentions the names of the kitchen equipment, cash register/ordering machine whatever, that promotes the products. Watch one episode again and you'll see that.

[@Dipsy_Doodle_]

Can confirm Ramsay is actually a pretty chill guy in person. There was a cooking convention for young chefs a year or so back in which he was one of the guest judges and speakers - even after several days the man was cracking jokes and helping people who were struggling with their meals and presentations. One person had dropped some cake thing and he actually stopped what he was doing to help them prepare a new dish. I get you want to keep a smile on your face when paid to be there but more often than not you can tell when someone is feigning interest and worn out; he actually seemed to enjoy the whole thing

[@taxfraud4853]

Gordon Ramsay was not to blame.. he tried saving the restaurant as well as the owners attitude, some of em.

[@AidenASMRzzz]

The difference between the US and UK versions are quite noticeable. UK version doesn't rely on overly dramatic music and editing. It actually feels real.

[@ardvarkkkkk1]

AndyBarrSays And no annoying "bleeps". Seems they can face reality more in the UK.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

You realize that an even higher percentage of restaurants that start up fail as a baseline rate? Not to mention that most of the restaurants in the show are already usually in debt and losing money. Making it FURTHER unlikely that they would succeed, even with intervention. The fact that 40% were even successful is a miracle.

[@Superintendent_ChaImers]

I cant escape the feeling that this was just a 5 minute ad riddled advertisement that was just leading to advertising the new show.

[@foodietea1338]

It's not about Gordon, it's about the restaurant's owners who doesn't know how to manage their business well. Some of them are rude, some are actually lazy and some are just relying from the hep of Gordon. When Gordon came, everything is okay, when he was gone, everything will again return to bad normal. That's it.

[@tonywestbrook6436]

I'd like to see the show make a comeback. It was a hit in my opinion. The first 2 seasons were the favs. I'll never forget the episode that had a campaign for real gravy with t shirts promoting it. Gordon is brash but have much respect for him because he knows his industry and worked his butt off to get to his level.

[@XeodianOP4]

Watching this show always gets me both heated and hungry. Basically I react like ramsay, then cry out for a ribeye steak

[@tdoran]

And eat a bowl of cereal.

[@icecreamjunkie6790]

“Gordon Ramsay ruined my business!” *reverted the changes and lostall the customers*

[@god563616]

It's very obvious chef is loving and compassionate. Most people full of passion like him are softies on the inside.

[@rickjames5998]

they should bring this show back along with pimp my ride. And combine the 2 together

[@encrypticfishy6683]

Rick James pimp my ride is the corniest show in existance. I cant even watch it.

[@EverDayBest]

Wow.

[@Kumarinko]

Pimp my kitchen? Hell yeah

[@AlexanderBogdanow]

The only thing I remember from this Pimp My Ride show is this Mike guy who always said "And here, we've got a 7" monitor" Fuck, he plastered 7" Monitor's all over the car in every Episode. Sometimes even in the Door's...

[@nathanbrock574]

RT pimp my ride

[@liltwistofcaine]

They mentioned how many closed, but how many were sold, folded due to tax evasion, etc?

[@ostensiblegoosethief1305]

It's like a paramedic giving a shot of adrenaline to someone dying of a heroin overdose and then blaming the paramedic when they died of another overdose 2 years later after the paramedic moved interstate

[@kycutecool5891]

It's not Gordon's fault that 60% of restaurants on the show closed. He helped them. What they do with his help depends on them. Sometimes they revert. Sometimes it's too late. Sometimes things happen.

[@Tomoeine]

"....Premiered in June 2018" WHAT TIME TO B I N G E

[@PooDotStinkPants]

Gordon should work with Amy and Nino on a show called "The three Stooges""...oh wait...never mind.

[@devrigado4917]

Informative, short, no ads, nice!

[@dmitrykim3096]

Restaraunts dont' live too long at average

[@playc.holder6432]

This video is RAW!

[@missuncongenial1843]

This video is so RAW you guise Fawk!

[@m3ndoza213]

I'd like two number 9s medium rare, a number 9 large medium rare, a number 6 cruelty free with extra creamy dip, a number 7 with whole grain wheat, two number 45s one with non-plastic cheese, and both medium rare, and a large Dasani Water

[@michaelcarnahan4155]

gta ?

[@m3ndoza213]

Michael Carnahan yep Gordon Ramsay edition

[@obuw1]

You forgot the olive oil.

[@sdfmatthew]

people stop going to your BAD restaurants because HE shows us how TERRIBLE it is and how you can’t uphold your own restaurants

[@jarednil69]

Truthfully after seeing nearly EVERY EPISODE of Kitchen Nightmares, it has nearly killed any idea of my going to a privately owned restaurant.

[@zandelscomicsandcards7543]

I don’t like “24 hours” as much as “nightmares”. I liked when the owners would bullshit to Ramsay about how great they were. That was priceless. 24 hours is still pretty good though and I’m glad to have it since nightmares is over.

[@wjatube]

One-thing I could NEVER understand was the premise of the "re-launch". If the staff and owner were so dysfunctional how would you expect them to get trained on a brand-new menu and serve over a hundred guests in just one day? I have owned/managed restaurants and can say that's not realistic. Even with above-average chefs in the kitchen I would always perform a few days of training and a 'soft launch' to just friends, family and invited guests who understand that a free meal means they can't complain about the long wait or inconsistent dishes that were just learned. I am not saying they didn't pull it off, I just never understood why throw new babes (who are usually challenged) to the wolves.

[@patrickkane93]

wjatube Majority of these businesses were already on the verge of going under. Ramsey was a last attempt to patch leaking holes and turn things around. I agree it’s not very realistic to expect them to turn it around in a few days, but they would be out of business otherwise so it’s more unrealistic not to try to rebrand and correct all the mistakes they’re making.

[@wjatube]

No doubt. My own experience is most restaurant owners survive (for as long as they do) through positive cash-flow regardless of profitability. Which is fine as long as they can withstand the normal lulls in business. Most US banks won't even accept a credit/loan application from a small restaurant owner given the high percentage of defaults. I have seen many owners play the 'shell game' with their food suppliers bouncing from one to another as their credit runs dry. While these companies will sue you they cannot close you down as fast as the tax-man with their enormous penalties and interest start racking-up the shut-down is inevitable. By the time a turn-around expert gets involved (I agree) it's usually too late as even a 25% boost in sales isn't enough to cover mounting tax debts. I feel bad for these owners as I've seen many of them personally lose their homes and marriages over these closures.

[@RFGfotografie]

I always wondered if it's true this ALL happens in 1 day.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Because they want to create drama. The producers want something to go wrong so they can make a comeback at the end. There was an episode where the chef walked out in the middle of service and Gordo gets on the phone and has an award winning chef down there in minutes to take over... who believes that? I've always wondered why the first step wouldn't be to just keep most of their menus and make them fresh. A lot of the places the staff wasn't a major problem, just key people who should have known better. Does it really matter to a server what dish they are asking the chef to cook?

[@OgawaBurukkuART]

wjatube I would suspect that there is a lot more training going on and the show edits it out. I think they film for a week but each episode feels like just one or two days. I think what we see is the first couple of days and then the last day, and not so much the in between stuff (where, no doubt, Ramsay is gone and lets his staff do the grunt work). The lack of a trial with friends is probably because there is a time restraint and a full reopening offers more drama.

[@nHautamaki]

90% of non-chain restaurants close within 3 years; if Ramsay kept 40% of the worst of the worst of those open longer than that, he's a god damn miracle worker.

[@I_love_learning.]

The fact that is not scripted is remarkable, Gordan can only give advise to owners ,at the end of the day the owners are responsible, whether they follow or not and to maintain