“You will never achieve perfection but if you have the strength to pursue perfection knowing that you will never achieve it- that’s a great path” I feel that
@@skullkrusher4418 very cringe. If someone did that to my son trying to scare him, he would not be seeing that girl. And I wouldn’t let my husband do that on behalf of our daughter.
Agreed, always such great videos and channel! If you love restaurant insight, we're a mostly Michelin-based food channel... but also focus on underdogs killing it the kitchen! We're do more real-time reactions into the dining experience, with some backstage prep and interviews too! We're super small and trying to grow and connect with other food enthusiasts & hustle to grow a bit, haha. Would love to connect, come say hi! All the best 😊
I wish there were a hundred more of this series. Just absolutely incredible. I'm a solid Chef, but not even on the same planet as the ones in this series. Blows my mind. Extremely humbling and inspiring all at once.
Haha, yeah they're hilarious, would be a blast!! If you love restaurant insight, we're a mostly Michelin-based food channel... but also focus on underdogs killing it the kitchen! We're do more real-time reactions into the dining experience, with some backstage prep and interviews too! We're super small and trying to grow and connect with other food enthusiasts & hustle to grow a bit, haha. Would love to connect, come say hi! All the best 😊
I love Chef Rene and Kelvin, I had the privilege of dining at the Chef's Table in Imperfecto a few months back, and they made absolute magic whilst being super energetic. The love was there in the food and service. Highly recommend this place!!
Hahaha love the comment about taking his daughter out and having a chopped-up lamb at home as a fair warning 😁 That's some serious family man here, nice one 👍
YOUNG ASPIRING CHEFS PLEASE READ…I’m 63 years Old , retired British Head Chef 🇬🇧 due too a TBI injury I have not cooked for ten years , but I still love too watch skilled innovative artisans at work , please head this one piece of advice , when you start out , work in the best possible kitchens you can find , it will be maybe as an intern at first for little money , or not being paid for overtime, but as you develop you will earn good money and you will get an amazing career ahead of you , you can rarely do this if you start in mediocre establishments, always strive too learn and respect your teachers of cooking , I look back and only wish I did the same , I did ok for myself until the accident that ended my career , but as I look back I only wish I headed this advice , as for this young Sous chef , I am so envious of you , and wish you well .
Agreed, always such great videos! If you love restaurant insight, we're a mostly Michelin-based food channel... but also focus on underdogs killing it the kitchen! We're do more real-time reactions into the dining experience, with some backstage prep and interviews too! We're super small and trying to grow and connect with other food enthusiasts & hustle to grow a bit, haha. Would love to connect, come say hi! All the best 😊
Hi Eater Friends!!😊If you're looking for new food channels, we're super small and looking to connect with other awesome food enthusiasts :) We feature mostly Michelin restaurants around the world, and other underdogs that are killing it in the kitchen... doing a mix of 'chefs story' with a real-time dining experience!! We're hustling out here, and would love to connect with you guys! Come say hi, and if you have any restaurant recommendations, we're all ears!! Thanks ☺
i usually dislike ads like this but you were nice about it, and your content actually is really well produced and not just some 16 year old in his basement chasing clout. for everybody reading this, its really worth to Click on the channel.
This is so much better than that restaurant where the main gimmick was that half the menu had been dipped in liquid nitrogen. Real food good food, by people who aren't pretentious asshats. This is the sort of coverage I want to see.
“…than that restaurant..” Yes. THAT restaurant. There’s only one. If you don’t at least appreciate other disciplines, how do you expect anyone to trust your opinion?
@@ballistic350 a lot of places the chefs don't even make that much when you consider how many hours they have to put in. i'm sure a lot of these vids attract young people to want to try working in the kitchen...but the reality is that for the vast majority of people it's a dead end job where you put in a ton of very hard hours making literally minimum wage....at least in the U.S.
@1dayChessGM yeah I will never work the restaurant life unless you're the owner or main chef.. ill stick to my engineer desk Job 100+k Watching RUclips😂
scaling that fish with his knife was outrageous impressive to me. i don't even have to finish the video. if i know they employ quality like this then i can assume the rest is the same.
Central and South Americans (or people of that ancestry) will be - as a group - the best chefs in America. This is just an inevitable by product of their labor in US kitchens over the last 30 to 50 years.
funny enough, I am pretty good with knives, first July 4th I was at the future in laws they had a big party loads of family, I cubed a few watermelon, and varies other fruits so fast, her dad said, so you are good with knives, but that is fruit, for meat, we have rifles and guns
3:00 damn, that method of de-skinning / de--scaling....i've worked in some fine dining restaurants but i've never seen that. i'm not sure it's worth the effort. that must be tedious as hell. you probably need an extremely sharp knife for that too.
Maybe it's just me, but when I want to watch a video about a great resto, I don't want to watch 15 minutes of butchering and processing. I know that it's a fact of kitchens receiving the food. And they have to prepare everything for patrons. But for me, I just like watching light prep, then seeing people or a host enjoying the final product. With explanation, of course. Is this more of a channel for chefs?
For every successful head chef. There's an incredible hard working sous chefs behind them.
Kitchen is full of crafty people 😂
And a team of line cooks working 3-4 hours a day off the clock and 3-4 unpaid interns 😉
always!!
soon those sous chef will move up
Behind every successful head chef. There is an incredible hard working "TEAM" behind them.....
“You will never achieve perfection but if you have the strength to pursue perfection knowing that you will never achieve it- that’s a great path”
I feel that
"I'm gonna show him that I can butcher a lamb, just in case." I love him lol.
Based dad.
That was so cringe.
@@skullkrusher4418 very cringe. If someone did that to my son trying to scare him, he would not be seeing that girl. And I wouldn’t let my husband do that on behalf of our daughter.
@@darriahlazard So what youre saying is that the mission was successful on the fathers part.
This channel never disappoints. May they continue to succeed further.
Your right
Agreed, always such great videos and channel! If you love restaurant insight, we're a mostly Michelin-based food channel... but also focus on underdogs killing it the kitchen! We're do more real-time reactions into the dining experience, with some backstage prep and interviews too! We're super small and trying to grow and connect with other food enthusiasts & hustle to grow a bit, haha. Would love to connect, come say hi! All the best 😊
@@Jp17-1 My left.
Why wasn’t the Chef doing any work?
“If you have the strength to pursue perfection, knowing you will never achieve it…thats a great path.” Wow what a quote!
Love Chef Kelvin, passion, skill and steeze! A strong sous is the backbone of a great kitchen.
Dude is a star! I'd hire him in a heartbeat. Hope things are going well for him
Kelvin’s laugh is funny as hell! 😂
The whole team seemed relaxed and calm and confident and happy.
head chef literally guides me to the light with his take on imperfection
Excellent mindset.
I love Kelvin this guy needs his own restaurant/show ASAP
He is the most annoying person I've ever seen in my life, wtf.
Never disappoint. I love this series so much I hope this series never ends.
Clear as day that Chef Rene is hands on in the kitchen and not one of those chefs who are 'supervising' from the sky. Props to you man!
I love seeing them work together. Their love and passion for what they do combined with their different personalities is so uplifting to watch!
“My wife was not happy, I had a good time’ 😂😂
I loved that quote 😂
😂😅😅
😂😂
I wish there were a hundred more of this series. Just absolutely incredible. I'm a solid Chef, but not even on the same planet as the ones in this series. Blows my mind. Extremely humbling and inspiring all at once.
"A person places themselves on a level with the ones they praise, outstanding kitchen relationship at its best!"
Rene and Kelvin are hilarious, makes me want to just chop it up with them
Haha, yeah they're hilarious, would be a blast!! If you love restaurant insight, we're a mostly Michelin-based food channel... but also focus on underdogs killing it the kitchen! We're do more real-time reactions into the dining experience, with some backstage prep and interviews too! We're super small and trying to grow and connect with other food enthusiasts & hustle to grow a bit, haha. Would love to connect, come say hi! All the best 😊
so much respect to the sous chef! great work
I love Chef Rene and Kelvin, I had the privilege of dining at the Chef's Table in Imperfecto a few months back, and they made absolute magic whilst being super energetic. The love was there in the food and service. Highly recommend this place!!
The chef with the hand tattoo reminds me of the turtle from finding nemo
Yes!! Surfer cadence to his voice
Mexican chefs are on a whole other level
lol no
Hahaha love the comment about taking his daughter out and having a chopped-up lamb at home as a fair warning 😁 That's some serious family man here, nice one 👍
YOUNG ASPIRING CHEFS PLEASE READ…I’m 63 years Old , retired British Head Chef 🇬🇧 due too a TBI injury I have not cooked for ten years , but I still love too watch skilled innovative artisans at work , please head this one piece of advice , when you start out , work in the best possible kitchens you can find , it will be maybe as an intern at first for little money , or not being paid for overtime, but as you develop you will earn good money and you will get an amazing career ahead of you , you can rarely do this if you start in mediocre establishments, always strive too learn and respect your teachers of cooking , I look back and only wish I did the same , I did ok for myself until the accident that ended my career , but as I look back I only wish I headed this advice , as for this young Sous chef , I am so envious of you , and wish you well .
Chef kelvin must be protected 😂 guys a character
Excelente, mucho éxito para el restaurante. Estos son los venezolanos qué realmente qué nos representan afuera.
These videos are so good, keep em coming.
Agreed, always such great videos! If you love restaurant insight, we're a mostly Michelin-based food channel... but also focus on underdogs killing it the kitchen! We're do more real-time reactions into the dining experience, with some backstage prep and interviews too! We're super small and trying to grow and connect with other food enthusiasts & hustle to grow a bit, haha. Would love to connect, come say hi! All the best 😊
Love chefs who utilise the whole animal, plus the offcuts usually have the best flavour
The way he scaled that fish with a knife was art.
Look at this guy. How proud he is of his profession. Inspiring!
Loved the chefs table here impeccable staff and knowledge
"My wife was not very happy, I had a good time" lmao
That laugh tho 3:55 😂
I like how the sous chef hyped the head chef when descaling the fish. 😂I was amazed too on how he does it perfectly
I used to work with Nelson at Mike’s “American” Grille in Springfield, VA!
I goggled their restaurant. Wow their food looks good!
My money is that sous chef gets his own show by sunday
Imperfecto is excellent. Just to clarify the headline though, it’s the chef’s table that has a star.
New episode of Mise En Place, I'm here for it
Love the vibe from the team. I'd work there.
Amazing food prep and presentation!!!!
Hi Eater Friends!!😊If you're looking for new food channels, we're super small and looking to connect with other awesome food enthusiasts :) We feature mostly Michelin restaurants around the world, and other underdogs that are killing it in the kitchen... doing a mix of 'chefs story' with a real-time dining experience!! We're hustling out here, and would love to connect with you guys! Come say hi, and if you have any restaurant recommendations, we're all ears!! Thanks ☺
i usually dislike ads like this but you were nice about it, and your content actually is really well produced and not just some 16 year old in his basement chasing clout.
for everybody reading this, its really worth to Click on the channel.
@@leonhardable Wow, thanks for taking the time to say this Leos, honestly so kind of you! We really appreciate it!
that pasta guy's a whole vibe
Yeah awesome
This is so much better than that restaurant where the main gimmick was that half the menu had been dipped in liquid nitrogen. Real food good food, by people who aren't pretentious asshats. This is the sort of coverage I want to see.
“…than that restaurant..” Yes. THAT restaurant. There’s only one.
If you don’t at least appreciate other disciplines, how do you expect anyone to trust your opinion?
This is really professional scaling.
What does kombu do to the fish ?
Bro, I’ve dedicated my life as chef this is my kinda restaurant, can I send you my résumé I wanna work here!
"People don't expect to see pasta when they expected Mediterranean flavours"
The sous chef laugh is hilarious
Everything looks incredible holy smokes 😍😍😍😍😍
Such a great laugh on that hand tattooed chef
Let’s gooo fire 🔥
The restaurant life is no joke... working 12+hrs day ,
And getting paid for 4
@@Phili89pp lol fked up.. gotta be the head chef or owner to even make anything honestly...
@@ballistic350 a lot of places the chefs don't even make that much when you consider how many hours they have to put in. i'm sure a lot of these vids attract young people to want to try working in the kitchen...but the reality is that for the vast majority of people it's a dead end job where you put in a ton of very hard hours making literally minimum wage....at least in the U.S.
@1dayChessGM yeah I will never work the restaurant life unless you're the owner or main chef.. ill stick to my engineer desk Job 100+k Watching RUclips😂
Love the vibe from the protein bois
Outstanding! 💯
scaling that fish with his knife was outrageous impressive to me. i don't even have to finish the video. if i know they employ quality like this then i can assume the rest is the same.
Love his rose tattoo!!!
Outstanding
Renee is outstanding!
Well done guys, your culinary masterpieces look so cool
How come I never actually knew this guy. His cooking style is amazing. Unfortunately i live in EU :(
“My wife wasn’t very happy, I had a good time.”😂😂😂😂
My fav channel lol
I dig the vibe of that kitchen
Que chingones!
Central and South Americans (or people of that ancestry) will be - as a group - the best chefs in America. This is just an inevitable by product of their labor in US kitchens over the last 30 to 50 years.
The biggest chefs are still mostly white. I’ve worked with many Latino cooks, some good some bad.
انهم محترفون 🧑🍳🧑🍳🧑🍳😍
I really enjoy it his channel
Lets keep it real, Lamb Terrine is a really fancy mewtloaf with mash
LETS GOOOOOO ESE ORGULLO VENEZOLANO QUE SE VEA
It is good for the daughter's boyfriend to know the chef can butcher the whole lamb.
Just in case
Yes. That was the joke.
funny enough, I am pretty good with knives, first July 4th I was at the future in laws they had a big party loads of family, I cubed a few watermelon, and varies other fruits so fast, her dad said, so you are good with knives, but that is fruit, for meat, we have rifles and guns
Mi programa favorito, son los mejores !!!
Omg it’s my aneloti 😊😊😊😊
Simply lovely
Dig the Sous chef. Half AA, half Japanese, you reckon?
The protein guys are proteining - Chef Kevin
That chef gonna make sure whoever takes his daughter out on a date he cooking around 😂😂😂
Good 👍☺️👍☺️👍
Que grandes , que craks
Kanpachi!
Imagine your girlfriend's bulky father asking you where are you going that night while hacking a lamb into pieces
I drive by all the time on my way to work
3:00 damn, that method of de-skinning / de--scaling....i've worked in some fine dining restaurants but i've never seen that. i'm not sure it's worth the effort. that must be tedious as hell. you probably need an extremely sharp knife for that too.
I like chef Kelvin
Mise En Place and Smoke Point are great shows.
Much respect. Way way better than studying algorithms in crypto fashion and taking cheap shots.
3:54 what the...
Owh it was the sous chef lol, i thought it was the cameraman
FANTASTIC… WHERE ARE YOU 💕
NICE CHEF
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Carai, não esperava o maluko com a Risada de bandido
Not the baby pigs 😢
2:42 Release me from your grasp, purveyor of doom
Maybe it's just me, but when I want to watch a video about a great resto, I don't want to watch 15 minutes of butchering and processing. I know that it's a fact of kitchens receiving the food. And they have to prepare everything for patrons. But for me, I just like watching light prep, then seeing people or a host enjoying the final product. With explanation, of course. Is this more of a channel for chefs?
perfecto!!
“Y’know what I’m sayin?!?!?!” Aha.
And there is Salt Bae!
👍👍👍👍👍👍
The human mind man
all those baby pigs 🥺
I’m watching this video without sounds. It started off with looks like a dog. I’m like WTH.