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  • Krystyan
    Platinum Poster
    • Oct 2004
    • 1049
    #1

    Chef's table on Netflix

    Have you seen this?

    There are 6 episodes so far, 6 different chefs

    here's the trailer of one of them:



    I highly recommend it
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    • AchtungBaby!
      DUDERZ get a life!!!
      • Feb 2009
      • 7281
      #2
      Re: Chef's table on Netflix

      yes.. very good stuff.. (Francis la rompe toda jaja)



      "vision over visibility" Paul Hewson

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        • AchtungBaby!
          DUDERZ get a life!!!
          • Feb 2009
          • 7281
          #3
          Re: Chef's table on Netflix


          Season 2 now available on Netflix



          "vision over visibility" Paul Hewson

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            • feather
              Shanghai ooompa loompa
              • Jul 2004
              • 20894
              #4
              Re: Chef's table on Netflix

              I really enjoyed Ep 1 of Season 1 but the series got progressively more pretentious for me and a quote from Ep 1 of Season 2 triggers more ambivalence:

              Wow, that's delicious, and that's really cool. That's what we have to do, right? Otherwise, I just give you a slice of bread and a tomato, and you go, 'why am I paying $500 for this?' Right?
              I don't know, some of it is really pretentious wanky shit. Towards the end of Season 1 it seems like if these people are to be believed chefs are a bunch of damaged folks.

              The passion and dedication in Jiro Dreams of Sushi comes across as extremes of indulgent pathos in Chef's Table.

              IMO.

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                • AchtungBaby!
                  DUDERZ get a life!!!
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 7281
                  #5
                  Re: Chef's table on Netflix

                  know what you mean and kinda agree generally.. definitely would not pay myself any of those chefs restaurant fees, in not a few cases even the food itself does not look like something i would like to eat if im really hungry .. See it more like art, so to speak.. Like something higher than food per se.. plus its fun to watch imo lol..


                  Jiro dreams of sushi.. damn, i would be happy to give all my money just for 20 pieces


                  By the way any recommendations about documentaries of this kind, feel free to share.. love them



                  "vision over visibility" Paul Hewson

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                    • floridaorange
                      I'm merely a humble butler
                      • Dec 2005
                      • 29105
                      #6
                      Re: Chef's table on Netflix

                      aren't most of them on Chef's Table like 30 course meals lasting several hours? it's like of like going to a broadway play vs. the local movie theater. I don't mind spending $300 on a ticket to a solid broadway play. Some people share that passion for food, and it's tough to judge if you share that passion, imo. Disclaimer, I have only seen season 1...

                      It was fun while it lasted...

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                        • AchtungBaby!
                          DUDERZ get a life!!!
                          • Feb 2009
                          • 7281
                          #7
                          Re: Chef's table on Netflix

                          Originally posted by floridaorange
                          aren't most of them on Chef's Table like 30 course meals lasting several hours? it's like of like going to a broadway play vs. the local movie theater. I don't mind spending $300 on a ticket to a solid broadway play. Some people share that passion for food, and it's tough to judge if you share that passion, imo. Disclaimer, I have only seen season 1...
                          If you enjoy "going to a broadway play AND the local movie theater" watch season 2.. Easy.



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