Chef Finds Hell at Greasy Greek Restaurant - Kitchen Nightmares
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Gordon is embarrassed by the food at this Greek restaurant - undercooked moussaka, greasy calamari and watery hummus. He is not impressed.
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"he's here to help, he's not here to compliment." finally someone who gets it
Also, loved how Demetri didn't lose time sugarcoating stuff and just answered honestly
I think a lot more people get it than you think, don't forget that this series is heavily edited to appeal a larger audience. They probably cut out the "normal people" so that Chef Ramsay looks like a bigger hero when he helps them.
divzerr r finally a women who gets it right away
Henrik De Wolf finally someone gets it
A right
I love how the waitresses and waiters on this show are always so brutally honest
I know Trump is about to take your job, but this is what you are doing now, Obama?
Yung Falafel
Ikr it's hilarious
because they hate their bosses probably lol
It's the best part honestly.
Yung Falafel cause they r tired of the shit
"I think Chef Ramsey is going to like my food"
oh honey you've got a big storm coming for you
saffysaffyrocks
So true
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
saffysaffyrocks
That's what everyone says in every single episode and he usually doesn't like it
saffysaffyrocks You could stop at five or six stores or just one
saffysaffyrocks this comment 😂😂😂
saffysaffyrocks yeah a grease storm
Gordon says "sat on by a Greek goddess" as if it's a bad thing
Mario Almanza 😂
I'd want Aphrodite sitting on my food
I'd want her sitting on myself instead, if you know what i mean. :p
>_>
I'd like a Greek goddess sit on my face any day
"very greasy"
"VERIII POPULAARR"
lol
lol
GavinoBambino ! Don't do it. It's probably greasy.
nineties idk why this breaks my heart lol
Only to ninoo
I can confirm this restaurant actually has _amazing_ food since this happened. They have totally turned it around, and we eat there regularly! :)
+Lucas Reed
Good to know! :D
Thanks for the invite
Awesome :) always good to see when restaurants are taking Gordon's advice serious
That's good!
Im greek actually and i know how is the food in Greece
"How was the calamari?"
"Very greasy."
"People love it!"
"Yeah...is very greasy"
Waiter is awesome haha
sn00ke ig
sn00ke I
_awesome_
You never know how they edit things together though to make it more entertaining or something.
I worked with that waiter at a different restaurant 7 years ago!!
'Chef Ramsay is here to help, is not here to compliment'. I guess this is the first time I saw someone, in this show, understand how this whole thing works xD
These owners don't understand what is wrong with their restaurants. They are stupid and proud. They invite him thinking that the food is the shit and that Gordon is just going to give a quick look around, move one or two tables, maybe change one or two things in the menu, and people will flood the restaurant.
im about 45 videos deep in kitchen nightmares
Alexis Null I'm bindging the whole channel.
I've lost count help-
I just gave up counting. It's been too long...
Alexis Null
Same
Only 45? You wimp.
Alexis Null if your start once you can never stoo
The waiter looks like one of those gangsters from the 1950s
Enrique, A Greecer
That's your average Greek man
Stelios Kondos
@@zikkicharade STELIOS
He calls cops “coppers”
It's Greecey.
How come your comment doesn't have hundreds of likes? Wtf it's genius...
+Alina 5Sos He doesn't have a lot of likes because he just repeated what Gordon said at the end of the video.
+Alina 5Sos It may not have 100 but it does have 69
true haha
+Fish Ed lame
so many disco balls you could say that Gordon was panicking while eating
Loool
this...this gives me so much joy.
Thank you for that laugh this late at night.
PANIC AT DA DISCO
YAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSS
"In a Greek restaurant, hummus is the most important thing". What? In Greece we don't even eat hummus or falafel. These are middle-east foods. It's a pity because we have so many other great Greek dishes, but not as recognizable as hummus ofcourse.
Gyros is more of a fastfood, not something that you would eat in a restaurant.
You won't find Gyro in greek restaurants, but in small taverns(souvlatzidika).
Malakas2
Are you 12 years old?
@Christopher Christos άλλαξε πλευρό πριν ξανακοιμηθεις
@@Dead00Pool unrelated with the video or the comment section, but your profile pic. You're a weeb of culture as well?
Yes Muslim food hummus
I like that waiter. Would tip more if I has someone this honest serving.
“The calamari is either gonna be heaven or..”
“Hell?”
“Yes”
“Shit.... let’s do it”
falafel, not greek
humus, not greek
As a greek i only tried these "greek" mezze when I left greece
Konstantinos St. falafel is Iraeli , and the only Greek hummus their is, is Greek olive hummus
Konstantinos St. i thknk he meant its GReasy FOOD not food from Greece...
Konstantinos St. Yes I have to agree with you . Being Greek myself you are 100% correct about both. The hummus is an olive Oil hummus and most americanee don't understand why its like that. But Gordon should have known this being what he is and his extensive background in Culinary.
Harry Falafel is Lebanese.
Konstantinos St. True lol its mainly middle eastern food
"its terrible, oh dear"
"sorry, can i take it away?"
"mmm quickly"
"i know hehe"
DEAD ahahaah
he's like a Greece version of Peter Griffin
Greek*
No, a Greek Gaben Newell
Or Newman
Ha
Hey Louis. I bankrupted our restaurant and now I'm making a mockery of our cultures food
I d like to clarify something not most people know:
Hummus is not greek, its lebanese.
We know, we dont use it in our kitchen. Dont example from that reastaurant.
Greek are just good at making hummus
It's not lebnanese lmao its native to the Levant in general
@@impulsivedata8712 had you ever read or known about the history of the levant would have noticed that hummus was first made by the Phoenicians who are the lebanese ancestors and had control over most of the Levant, considering the capital as well as most of the population was situated in todays lebanon, we can without any doubt prove that hummus is lebanese.
@@hermesionisttrismegistus9243 i cannot deny that, ive been there a couple of times and it is really tasty
"At a Greek restaurant, the hummus is the most important".
Whaaaaaaaaat? You have no clue about Greek food, right? I am a Greek and I can say that this guy says bullshit.
jpaokx what is the staple food of a Greek family? Like beans and rice are to Mexicans.
Souvlaki (Gyros) is the most common greek food.
But, a typical food for a family would be Fasolada (soup with large beans), Pastitsio or Mousaka.
Well since I assume hummus is used for alot of dishes it's quite important. For an example I'm swedish and we have potatoes in almost all dishes. While if you think traditional Swede food is perhaps meatballs, not potatoes. The side"food" is just as important as the main dish.
Hummus is an Israeli/Egyptian food. We have yogurt and tzatziki. We don't use hummus.
4400seriesFAN My bad then.
GABENS RESTAURANT LMFAO
i pressed ctrl + f and searched for gaben. props on you sir. haha
haha lmfao
+Foo Xuan liang How long do we have to wait for it? 15+ year's?
+BA_Celestia's_Review's so this is what he was doin instead of giving us Half Life 3
+BA_Celestia's_Review's yes**
1:27 "The decor is hideous."
Chef Ramsay, did you look behind you?
lmao it sounded like "that girl is hideous"
the walls in my house are stalking me. Everywhere i look i see a wall. i feel like they are plotting against me.
Simon0 consult a doctor !
i saw a doctor but the walls were also there too. :(
retouch what girl
0:16 I was hoping he kicks Ramsi and say "THIS IS SPARTA"
+مروى عثمان الصوفي هههه حلوه
hahahahahaha
Not a good idea bro. Gordon has a black belt in karate...
Except he's not the warrior kind of spartan...he is the hunchback..
Vegeta Uchiha he does
I love how the owners and/or chefs on this show are always like, "My restaurant needs help, but everything about it is perfect and I don't need to change a thing".
“The calamari is going to be heaven or it’s going to be....”
“Hell.”
Don’t you mean Hades?
No he means hell or Tartarus (the actual place that hades send bad people). Please don't diss our culture we get offended very easily.
sry sunlightblade not sure how that was taken as an insult however none was intended
@@joshfox4479 i told you bro we really get offended pretty easily
@@srysunlightblade-fy1if
So you whiny bitch, nobody gives a shit about your stinking feelings. Are you a Greek or a fucking baby?
sry sunlightblade okay
But what they said was not anything to be offended about
You bitches really cry over everything
You gotta really suck to fuck up hummus
yea lol
Look like they've been sat on by a Greek goddess.....
I died
Hot mezze platter? More like hot mess platter amirite?!
Ayyyyy
More like COLD mess platter
Bahahahaha
Gotta love Demetri, dude is dope
Its dimitris but its actually thimitris
He does seem pretty chill and keeps it real
@fullofflexangel l No its not.
He wanted a taste of Greece, not a taste of grease.
Lmaoo
The owner looks like GabeN
Ikr
Lol no he doesnt. Both of em are just fat that's it.
i was about to say the exact same thing
oMg I cAn SeE iT
i can see it now
THE GUY AT THE START IS GABE FUCKING NEWL
"People love it."
Then why is Gordon there?
I like it when the wait staff knows that the owner/chef needs the help from Ramsay and are very honest about the problems.
one of ramsey's other channels is literally named "fuck!" XD
Really?! XD
MarioaddictC well not entirely, but the f word so close enough
THE Nab J LOL! That would be funny!
It's the name of one of his shows
No, it isn't. You mean 'The F Word'; the name for one of his TV shows. It has been stated that it stands for 'fun' and 'food' not 'fuck'. However, it is likely a joke as Chef Ramsay is, of course, known for swearing a lot.
falafel and hummus have nothing to do with greek cuicine
με το φαλαφελ εννοει πατατοκεφτε νομιζω
+Ioanna Kame το φαλάφελ είναι "ρεβυθοκεφτέδες" κάτι που αντικειμενικά δεν έχουμε στην καθημερινότητά μας...
Δανείζομαι το κείμενο από ένα site "Η καταγωγή του φαλάφελ φτάνει μέχρι την αρχαία Αίγυπτο, που εξακολουθούν να τιμούν δυναμικά το δημοφιλές σνακ. Το φαλάφελ είναι ένα από τα εθνικά πιάτα του Ισραήλ, ενώ έχει βασικό ρόλο στις κουζίνες του Λίβανου, της Παλαιστίνης, της Συρίας και της Ιορδανίας."
συνήθως τα εστιατόρια τα έχουν στο μενού των vegan
wow cool words
+Maria Chalkidou το χουμους εχει ομως
+John Papado Το Χούμους είναι μια κρεμώδης σαλάτα, που χρησιμοποιείται στην Μέση Ανατολή ως συνοδεία του ψωμιού ή αραβικής πίτας σε ρόλο ορεκτικού. Παραδοσιακά παρασκευάζεται από ταχίνι και ρεβύθια, λεμόνι και ελαιόλαδο με την προσθήκη διάφορων καρυκευμάτων, ενώ σερβίρεται σε βαθύ πιάτο με λάδι και ρίγανη, ενώ στο Ισραήλ την θέση της ρίγανης την έχει πάρει το ζάταρ.
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We don't even eat hummus in Greece.... Damn tourism!
+Stella Deli But the owner is Greek and has nothing to do with tourism.
Plus, tourism is basically the only major income for your country. You should praise it and try to preserve it at all costs :)
Also... why does a Greek restaurant have meatballs? x_X
+stoffni Fun fact: Sweden did not invent meatballs. There are Greek meatballs too, with onion, bread and parsley.
Aris Theocharis Well aware of that :P
Meatballs has existed basically in every single civilization known to man.
Earliest known meatball dish is from China and even been seen in arabic cookbooks.
That being said, Sweden has taken the throne of meatballs! It won the Meatball Of Thrones.
All meatballs are now subjects to the throne of meatballSweden.
That being said, it still does not feel alright to go to a greek restaurant and get served meatballs x_X.
You want typical greek dishes like moussaka... not meatballs. I can go to IKEA for that.
stoffni Meatballs *are* a typical everyday authentic Greek dish called "keftedakia/keftedes" (small round meatballs) or "mpiftekia" (flat burger-sized meatballs). For example, this was a staple food for Greeks travelling by train. My mother has told me funny stories about how all the passengers in the car were carrying meatballs during long distance travelling and when they opened their lunch boxes the whole car would smell of cold meatballs (which was not very pleasant as you can imagine)! There are even certain Greek soups that feature meatballs, such as "Youvarlakia Avgolemono", a dish that my grandma used to make every time we visited for the holidays. You can't get more Greek than that. Keftedakia/mpiftekia is a popular Greek dish, especially at parties and gatherings as finger food, just like pastitsio and moussaka, and it is what Greeks may typically eat at a restaurant or tavern. Also, Greek meatballs taste totally different than Swedish meatballs. Meatballs are a part of modern Greek cuisine culture. If you can't accept that fact, then maybe Greek food isn't your cup of tea.
P.S. This is the reason why I said "Damn tourism". "Damn pop culture" might be more appropriate though. Because of tourism, movies and anecdotes have foreigners thinking that Greeks eat lamb everyday or that moussaka/souvlaki is our national dish (which is not, Greece's national dish is "fasolada"-white bean soup) and other weird stuff. You have been misguided and if you've only been to Greek restaurants outside of Greece, then you have no idea what real Greek food is like. Just like what happened with Chinese food; it is not authentic outside of China, but tweaked and -ized to suit foreigner's tastes.
+stoffni All praise the meatballs!
Almost every restaurant owner: “Ramsay’s gonna love our food.”
Ramsay: “That’s disgusting.”
Imagine Gordon Ramsay coming into your restaurant and him drinking hummus with a straw
Why the fuck is Danny Devito's and Gaben's son the owner of a fucking Greek restaurant?
its the new episode of always sunny "the gang win a greek restaurant"
athomicritics ^;)o3
Lol im dying
Ever seen the Disney movie Hercules? Obviously he needed a day job because training Hero's doesn't pay the bills.
♫ QuackityQuack ♫
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"Taste of Greece? Tasted greasy!"
DAMN, RAMSEY IS SPITTING FIRE!
Actually, here in Greece we use a bit too much Olive Oil in all our food so... He has a point
@@athanasios-mariosmarougkas6625 I'm impressed you found a 5 year old comment ahhaha
how the fuck do you fuck up HUMMUS?!
If you thought that Chef Ramsey was going to like your food then you're on the wrong show.
MinhazMurks he actually has liked one of the restaurants he visited on the show. it was mama something (I forgot the name) soul food shack, he literally licked the plate clean
John Laurens Momma Cherri's Soul Food Shack?
Black Wolf Gaming I think
when the people have an accent gordon immediately asks where they’re from
"I tasted greece" haha... Get it?!
Yo mama tasted Greece.
Both of you.. just.. why?
Demetri survived being thrown off a mountain to come to America to be a server in a Greek restaurant and be honest
Lol the waiters always know.
The way Gordon said "Damn" after the calamari was taken away, it really shows that he wants the food to be good. And the chefs who think Gordon is lying about their food, no, he wouldn't lie about it. If your food is good, Gordon will clean his plate, (because it's eating good food, there literally isn't a human alive ((without a very real eating disorder)) who doesn't like that) tell you that it was great (so you prepare it the same way again, so the food tastes great again), then everyone FeelsGoodMan
"When the food's not good, everything's not good." Demetri is my hero. 🙌🙌👏👏👏
Owner: “I think Chef Ramsey will like the food.”
Me: This is gonna be a good episode.
I think he confuses grease with Greece
gaben be like "Greek has 1, 2, 2+1, 4, 5 letters
that's why 2 not 3disco balls
I was thinking the same thing about gaben lmao
"Can I take it away?" Yes, very quickly." I know, hehehehe"
Demetri is such a good waiter!
He drank the hummus with a straw. Can’t say as I’ve ever seen someone do that before.
What a disgrace. I don't know about USA, but here in Australia, the Greek Restaurants are for the most part somewhat authentic, a Greek vibe. In the end, you really want the best experience go to Greece!
+HeyImReo because the hidden fact is Australia has the largest Greek population OUTSIDE of Athens, not outside of Greece, but outside of Athen's itself meaning Australia has more Greek population than the rest of Greece itself. Which is why greek restaurants in Australia are the best Greek Restaurants outside of greece. All about demographics.
ben Smith actually what matters is that Australian Greeks are more recent immigrants. When you integrate in a place you are educated in a way, changing your tastes to their tastes in total. I mean when in USA I found all a scale up greasier than Europe. Even the bread at a market was sweet.
I think the limits of use of sugar and salt and other cheap artificial flavor adding ingredients must be way above Europe and they teach Americans from young age to a big greasiness. Because they are addictive. It’s how our brain recognized back in the day a good source of food. When sugar was not artificially added
Gaben is working here?! Get his ass back to making Half-life 3!
I love it how the owners or the chefs always say that their food is so good but when Gordon Ramsay tastes it, it’s really bad.
I don't know a thing about cooking and ive been binge watching these for ages.What a wonderful way with words that man has :')
Ive lived in Sparti for almost 6 years after I got my culinary certificates back home in Korea, and it hurts me so much that such an ancient, beautiful, colourful and traditional cuisine like Greece has is being spoiled like this.
I'm currently living outside of my home country and my question is : How did you cope with not knowing the language? What are some tips you can give to make it a bit easier when you're in a foreign country? It's close to hell on your first year isn't it?
If in a large city hopefully there are a few signs in English, which you appear to speak quite well. It does help to memorise certain words/phrases to start out. Depending on where you are there may be a few ways to hack living abroad but you’re hopefully better settled now :)
Awesome. My family is from sellasia
thats a bad-kitch imitation of Greek cuisine
this is actually my hometown! :D sadly i didnt know about gordon ramsay when he visited, so i didn't get to try the before and after, but i can say with certainty now that the greek is good, i went there about a year ago. i highly recommend it
"The food is better here than in Greece"
As a Greek, born and raised in Greece, I feel insulted beyond human comprehension.
When a Chef in one of these videos says that Gordon will like their food, we all know that he won’t. 😂😂😂😂😂
Why do they always thing he's gonna like their food? Hello he's there to help you prob not
More like hello it’s a show that has a format and makes up bullshit scenarios
the moment you see a greek guy working at a restaurant outside greece... you know its going to be bad
I love how all the waiters/waitresses are so honest
"Hot Mezze Platter"? More like 'Hot Mess Platter'. -_-
1) greek food in general is very greasy, especially if it's fried like καλαμάρι(calamari).
2) You can only find hummus and falafel in egyptian/arabic fast food/restaurants. Yes there are plenty of them in Greece but it's not greek cuisine.
I didn't realize the owner of Steam runs a restaurant
I'm pretty sure the waiter is mike mattei from the future
I find it interesting that in greek restaurants abroad,hummus is so important while here in greece we don't use it at all in our traditional diseases.
every chefs last words “I think chef Ramsay is going to love our food”
Waiter: “It’s very greasy”
Owner: “People love it”
Waiter: “Very greasy”
Owner: “Very popular”
Other customers: "Loved the food, can we take the rest to go?"
Gordon: "This is the worst fucking food I've ever seen. I wouldn't feed it to a dog. You should be fucking jailed for serving this shit."
i love how gordon loves to make pun jokes... savage
People: "The food tastes okay."
*_Gordon Ramsay: "This is disgusting."_*
*_People: "Disgusting."_*
Demetri
IS. FROM. SPARTA!!😂😂
He said so himself
The waiter, almost every episode agrees with Gordon, "The food is nasty."
Does anyone notice how the places that are like "It's either heaven or hell," normally end up having hell.
A. Noone serves calamari with onion on the same dish or uses fucking ketchup as a sauce to calamari
B. Hummus isn't Greek
C. Nor is falafel
D. There is no cold mezze platter. They are different dips that you can order, if you like separately
E. Hot mezze platter isn't even close with something that you would be served at a traditional Greek restaurant or taverna..
This man is a disgrace.
Hummus and falafel are Mediterranean which is a part of greek
i'm not sure where those two foods are actually from(i think Egypt not sure) but as a Greek person i have never seen them served as Greek food traditional or otherwise in restaurants or taverns.. they might be on the menu but they are not Greek :P
Both times I went too Greece I saw all of those in every single Greek restaurant I went to. Hummus was literally everywhere. This is like when I hear Mexicans say "we don't eat burgers in Mexico" yet you go to Mexico and see everyone eating burgers.
I've been to a few Greek restaurants and I know that can't be hummus and hummus isn't important.
Hummus is NOT in the greek cuisine. It's Israeli/Egyptian. We don't use it much. Basically, we don't use it at all. We have yogurt and tzatziki. And melitzanosalata (made from eggplants and walnuts).
Lostrogath Found an 11 year old
Lostrogath ow the edge
im laughing because my boss is almost EXACTLY Gaben
They always say "he will love my food" and "my food is good!" Then why is your business failing? He is the best chef in the world....
Gordon: “Is there filling in there?”
Waiter: “Thank you”
Wow never noticed lol I thought he said, theres no filling in there
Kristin Acosta That is what he said. “There’s no filling in there.”
Oh shit it's dollar store John goodman
“I think chef ramsay will like my food” famous last words
We don't eat humus in Greece.Why is he saying that it is the most important thing in a Greek restaurant?
You absolutely do. I saw it everywhere both times I went. This is like when Mexicans say "We don't eat burgers or tortilla chips in Mexico" yet you will see them everywhere.
halofornoobs93 you mean in Greece? I think you are confusing humus with fava maybe
"he said it's very greasy"
"people like it"
"yes, very greasy"
"very popular"
it seems like they combined shots from two different times to make it look like a conversation 😭
Man Greek history is GREAT. From the 300 Spartans to Alexander the Great to when homer made the Iliad and the odyssey to Aristotle with astronomy and Greek philosophy, to Greek mythology and the Greek legends, to the Olympics and the marathon, and don’t forget the fact that they made like half of our vocabulary, and the delicious Greek food and olive oil, and how they kept their culture going through all of the dark ages and xio day followed up with 400 years of slavery, and the hundreds of Inventions they made like the light house... I think I only named less than half of what we accomplished. I would say more but I’m literally out of breath 😂. Now please if you still don’t think Greece is the best country to every thrive, name a better one 🤣🤣🤣
If all the calamari was is greasy then most people probably wouldn't find too much of a problem with it haha.
I know, right? Gordon doesn't like oil and he thinks greasy is bad, but that's how we prefer it!
Owner: They say my food is better than Greece.
Me: No they're saying your food is *great* in *grease* . There's a difference!
"people think our food is amazing!"
and i bet the people who say that are most if not all foreigners who wants authentic greek food
I love the waiter's "hehe" 😂
I'm Greek, and honestly, if I had a Greek restaurant and I had Chef Ramsey help me out with it, I would take all his advice and listen to him. Like, bro. Some Owners have the AUDACITY to be rude to Gordon, when he's just trying to help them. As that woman said, he isn't here to compliment, but to help.
It'd be better if he had a fellow chef as an advisor or something when it's cuisines out of his expertise though. Better yet, when it comes to Greek restaurants, fly Botrini in and let the chaos commence lol
@@dimz796 Yeah. I'd love to see them together in an episode of Kitchen Nightmares. Truly a masterpiece
I was incredibly surprised when I found the full episode on youtube. I live in Ventura, and we visit regularly. I love the food, and I'm surprised that Ramsey had to change it 👌 good job, Chef
“Meatballs are cold in the middle”
**music intensifies**
judge of masterchef more like masterpuns
+Michael Jeremy Arnold Schwarzenegger already holds that title lol
Vicscigreviews he's too old, someone else will take the throne
Vicscigreviews he's to old
Add an i and youve got master chief :D
What kind of fantasy world do these owners live in where they think the only problem with the restaurant is that people aren't coming in?
It's not the food or the atmosphere, no, it's just the fact that people aren't showing up.
Get real and admit your food is crap.
I love when the servers are really excited to see Gordon criticize into the owner and the chefs.