Hell's Kitchen was rated as the second largest competitive reality show in the United States, second only to Survivor. It has surpassed The Apprentice (hosted by Donald Trump), and there are many non-celebrity contestants in each season, and there is no attempt to improve the ratings through a large-scale makeover.
12 a novice cook is fighting for a well-paid position as a chef, who happens to be a loud and grumpy Englishman. Of course, it is estimated that it is also to create an effect. Filming is as luxurious as ever, and the cruelty of reality shows. Super chef Gordon Ramsay is in charge of this kitchen. He divides the chefs into two groups-the red team and the blue team. Teams have to compete through various challenges, such as providing food for the marching band of the University of Southern California, making special menus in the 1950s and preparing food for the 50th wedding anniversary. Although the challenge is very tiring, the rewards are very rich, such as the winning team can enjoy themselves at the seaside or take a helicopter to a restaurant with exquisite dishes. Losers must stay and finish those boring tasks, including cleaning the kitchen, scrubbing silverware, ironing linen and preparing for the party. As the eliminated chefs gradually leave, only those chefs who can attract Gordon Ramsay's attention can enter the next round. The chefs are all drooling over the black chef's jacket, competing with each other and trying to hold on for another week. Finally, the two contestants will start hand-to-hand combat and please Gordon Ramsay with a five-star dish. However, only those who combine passion, skill and courage perfectly will become the winners of Hell's Kitchen.