#kitchen nightmares

[punk-squirrely-ghost]

How would your characters perform in Kitchen Nightmares? As a bonus, what would Gordon use as an insult?

[and-the-spiders-from-mars]

After 16 straight hours of listening to Pitbull (I even listened to him while asleep), I finally turned him off to go watch Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares

[dread-r0s3]

When I watch Kitchen Nightmares, reactions mostly, and everyone be saying the food looks nasty. I find myself disagreeing with them most of the time.

It could just be that I only eat 1/3 meals one should be having but that food be looking good. The only time it looks nasty to me is if it’s moldy.

[dinosaurwithablog]

Gordon has a way with words, doesn't he? "It smells like f*ckin Snoop Dogg's kitchen in here", is a great line!!! It's as smoky as his kitchen, that's for sure!! 😁🤣🤣🫠

[wigoutlet]

Crime against nature.

[prettywitchiusaka]

I've realized that I like both versions of Kitchen Nightmares but for completely different reasons.

The UK one feels more relaxed, like it's a documentary. Despite being called Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, it's a cozy comfort I can watch on a lazy Sunday that gets me the mood to cook and try a new dish I've never heard of.

The US version, by contrast, satisfies my Soap Opera craving!

[charl0ttan]

why does kitchen nightmares always feel like gordon ramsay is just this a random encounter off the street rsther than something the restaurant deliberately signed up for

[soggy0lampshade]

Watching kitchen nightmares is so scary like how is some of this food even edible