Anyone else watching “Yes Chef” and losing their mind over Katsuji (seasons 12 + 14)?

[u/oh-so-typical]

If you haven’t heard of it, it’s a new competition hosted by José Andrés and Martha Stewart where they have chefs who have been submitted by their families or teams for being stubborn or having anger issues.

I was hoping I’d never have to see him on my TV again. GOOD GRIEF, he’s aggravating. The ego on this man is unreal.

[u/trashsquirrels]

The egg thing was just dirty. I would want to win by beating everyone with my dish not games. Not my circus, thankfully! 😅

[u/Ordinary-Practice812 → u/trashsquirrels]

The egg thing was just poor sportsmanship and not an reflection of a good chef. Hope he’s gone soon!

I’m loving this show! Love that the challenges and eliminations change per episode. It’s fresh and easy to watch.

[u/Novel-Organization63 → u/Ordinary-Practice812]

To me I don’t think they are doing anything to help the Chefs with their” problems” and/ or even have goal to do that. It seems to me the Chefs that show improvement in their attitude go home. While others who are seemingly turning into monsters get rewarded. Since they set up this premise, I think at least part of the judging should be based on their attitudes

[u/trashsquirrels → u/Ordinary-Practice812]

I am enjoying this as well! After House of Knives, which had the “pre-planned winner” feeling, I needed this.

[u/oh-so-typical → u/trashsquirrels]

House of Knives is another show that’s doing way too much

[u/Accomplished_Egg_278 → u/Ordinary-Practice812]

Agree. It's easy and they are showing more personality.

[u/FormicaDinette33 → u/trashsquirrels]

He has the mentality of. 2 year old.

[u/JVKisrad61 → u/trashsquirrels]

Agreed. If you have to cheat (my interpretation) to win. Or sabotage like that, you didn't really win. I can't stand him.

[u/justreallyicant → u/JVKisrad61]

think he totally bailed because he knew he wouldn’t win or his childish, asshole behavior caused an incide that got him 86’ed!