Gordon Ramsay Cooks For Cambodian Royalty | Gordon's Great Escape
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2019
- As Gordon's trip comes to an end, he puts what he's learned to the test as he cooks for Cambodian royalty.
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Imagine being the teen whos from a street food cooking school being taken in by Gordon Ramsay to help serve the royalty of your country, like damn he can flex now.
Fuck yeah. He can go to any restaurant and say he's cooked with gordan ramsay for royalty and have the video to back it up.
@DeltroxTv he honestly could. He impressed gordon and became his sous chef on a night where gordon was not comfortable with the menu and still succeeded. Should've drank wine instead of water
@@chrishong2791 underage
@@Bobin10101 well it depends on what the drinking age of that country is, remember it's only above 18 in some countries
Cambodai drinking age is 21 (age of consent is 15)
"He's a better cook than my cook"
Imagine being her cook hearing that part lmao
If he's a professional, it should inspire him to continue to push and better himself and his technique. It's a hell of a compliment for a foreigner though.
Somebody's getting fired
And in the meantime, other Cambodian villagers are eating deep fried spiders in the jungle
Well, I mean, it's Gordon fucking Ramsay. Would anyone feel insulted by that?
I don't think he would be surprised cause he was compared with ramsey one of the best chef in the world
"He's better than my cook"
News at 11 "body found floating down river, wearing chef clothes"
She couldn't afford the rate.
you think cambodians have tvs?
@@Itemtotem Yes, we do. Why are u asking?
@@Itemtotem ummm...yeah we're not that rich but it's 2020, not 1999. We're not that poor.
@@vekheng7403 it was not intended as a literal statement of reality but as a rhetorical expression in the capacity of a social commentary on the vast disparity between the wealthy and impoverished classes in Cambodia.
Also
Do you think she would disrespect her chef on TV if she thought it possible for him to see?
Gordon humble af when he knows he’s in the presence of a better chef, such a good dude bringing the sous chef along
not better, but more skilled in their food obviously.
any chef will be out of his league when hes suddenly expected to cook food in a completely different style than normally. asian or african or even south american food is often very, VERY different fro classic western food.
@@thahoule7924 but he held his own 😅
What I love about Ramsey is that he masters every art of cooking that is handed to him and is willing to never stop learning.
@@lordlightning2339 He's like the protagonist of a cooking show.
@@leetrothschild7465 he is.. the protagonist of several, actually
"He's a better cook than my cook"
Her cook watching this: 👁👄👁
its gordon tho.
Her cook watching sharpening her knife.🗡️😜
@@kyrlchristianboni5263 no she was talking about her personal chef at her home
Its probably a "lost in translation" thing but she called Gordon a cook. 🤤 Gordon is a Chef, not a cook. BIG difference.
@super hessu Gordon Ramsey is overrated
You can criticize Gordon for being too harsh, but at least his holds himself to his same high standards.
Of course, the reason why hes known for yelling at people is because the people in his shows are "Self-Proclaimed Chefs", and him seeing them make basic mistakes and calling themselves chef is sort of disrespecting not only him but other chefs as well. So of course he would go off on them.
The best kind of leader.
I can't speak for cooking but, during my time in the US Army, I had an NCO like that.
When he said he wouldn't expect of us what he wouldn't do himself, he meant it. Hell, he even put his money where his mouth was and rucked with us in preparation to go and earn our Expert Field Medical Badges.
Best damn leader I ever had. I would follow that man into the fires of hell no questions asked and with a smile on my face.
Donovan B
you hear alot of stories like this on the internet, but this one was very encouraging to hear
@@donovanb9020 Fuck. I want to have a teacher like that.
@@donovanb9020 who did you follow into a Military that has no problems killing civillians and committing war crimes
Gordon Ramsay Cooks for Cambodian Tribe: 19 million views
Gordon Ramsay Cooks for Cambodian Royalty: 6 million views.
*ah, how the tables have turned*
This isn’t as interesting
He is a piece of shit that's why. What video is he spitting food out on
@@odskeet Who's a piece of shit?
How the turn tables
@@odskeet lmao shut up
I love how Gordon narrates over himself, i dont know what it is but it makes the video even better
That's what I really like about his F word series. He narrates really well.
@@MinnOG do they do it afterwords or what
@@tlesko3921 Just the whole tone of show is more calm. He does a variety of things and narrates over a lot of the entire show. I really love how he shows you some of his recipes and how to cook them.
It’s makes it much more personal I like that
@@tlesko3921 yeah, he probably goes over the raw footage after it's been cut and edited, and talks about what's happening in each scene. Then he or another team writes a script that he voices over and they give it to the sound engineer.
It's really humbling to actually see Gordon Ramsay busting his ass trying to impress other people with his cooking like this.
@Katone Vi he's a man who only talks as much as he knows
the whole time he is whispering to himself faster you donut!
Jeremiah Vink I concur!☺️
I could be wrong but I feel like honey rice would taste better a bit softer. Kinda like how raw cookie Dough tastes incredible.
NO ITS NOT ITS FALSE
Can we just talk about how Gordon managed to get a kid from the streets to cook to & meet the royal family?
Gordon is all about recognizing skill. This kid has skills, don't doubt that.
Let's hope the kid does his thing
@@nandinhocunha440 he did
Cook for*
@@DiegoMartinezCoria Those people are the real deal. There is being a good chef, then there is teaching and then there is recognizing skill.
Seeing how Gordon faces his pressure and doesn't succumb to it makes me really really inspired to stop being anxious and start talking to people once again.
You got this bro, get out there
You can do it buddy! We believe in you.
Imposing on a small group of people and getting them to accept and respect you is a great feeling. I used to be too shy. Maybe the drinking has helped, but I still feel a little doubt when approaching a social scene in which I can't be certain of the outcome. You've gotta do it to feel witty and excited about having the guts to do it.
Oh and you know this from a heavily edited video? Right.
Let's go champ.
Boss: What past culinary experiences do you have?
Teen: Shows video.
Boss: You're hired.
Lmao
I’ve never seen Gordon with such anxiety trying to impress the other chefs
Yeah, a real change. And typical Gordon: he's the one getting angriest at his slight shortcomings.
Gordon: nervous because he gotta cook for royalty
Also Gordon: time to experiment, hehehehe
@@gloriahawkins895 with a fucking blender :D
improvise ,overcome and adapt lmao
he is always pretty anxious, for someone like him who is held so highly in the culinary world, he has a reputation to hold. Also he's always super humble and respectful, great guy
Because there’s pros at what they cook. And Gordon don’t know a lot about the food they make and the way
That “I’m so proud of you” was truly heartwarming
Sara Vonstar I know!!😍
Absolute pro
Wish my dad sounded like that to me 👊😔
Yea especially when Gordon Ramsay says it because he is never proud of anyone
@@kappa3667 im proud of you
I love how Gordon is so out of his element, he is a master chef and yet to see him give so much respect to these other chefs and hold them in such high regard is really admirable
He's knowledgeable, no doubt, but he's cooking cuisine that he's got very little experience with. So he's relying on their expertise to get the flavors right. That's what's coming through, IMHO.
You can tell Gordon is a dad when you see how he treats the boy helping him.
You know a chef is a professional when they call themselves out on mistakes.
you know you're a professional ANYTHING when you do that
or you know cooking for literal royalty
@@MrSgtJRNipps Exactly what I wanted to say
@@MrSgtJRNipps the greatest professionals are the ones that know perfection is all about learning from your mistakes
Either he does it, or somebody else does. He has no choice, either he looks like a pro, or like an idiot. If there were no consequences after totally letting those mistakes slide, he wouldn't talk about it, he'd act like everything is going smooth.
Gordon Ramsay's resume must be the longest list ever
ATTENTION BROTHER!!! I have two very very hot and big UA-camr girlfriends who I show off (I smell like 100 de*d orangutans oh nooo)! Thank you for you attention, dear dude kid long list
-4 Subscribers with a hammer addiction Yo this guy has some UA-camd girlfriends to show off 😂
@@AxxLAfriku speak English, nobody cares one bit about you having girlfriends.
People like that dont need to write resumes.. :D
totally haha
If that street kid had any UA-cam videos showing what he did after this, I'd totally binge watch them. Would be great to see his journey from here.
Definitely!
Usually with Gordon he recruits Chef's from the programs he makes... many cases of good chefs being poached from Kitchen Nightmares (happened in a spot near me) so wouldn't be surprised if it happened here too..
@@LinkoofHyrule wouldn't say he poaches them, moreso tosses them a lifesaver ring considering in 80% of cases the restaurant in question gets closed within a year of filming anyway
Lies again? AMWF FOOD
No wonder why he is one of the best chefs. Because he know his mistakes and he’s learning his mistakes
Can we just appreciate for a minute the fact that Gordon was about to cook for the Royal Family and still gave an opportunity to the guy from the catering school for street kids?
Gordon is an amazing human being
Yeah it was such a nice gesture from Gordon... and that guy’s smile shows how proud he was
I agree with you.
Thomas Seixas fuck a royal family, there only Royal bc they were born into money, Royalty what a joke.
Gordon see's through the outside of people, it's why he is so good at calling out bad cook's bullshit. He saw the kids potential.
James Vaughan You completely missed the point of that comment. Great; you don’t care that they’re royal. Have some decency, will you?
Gordon: *nervous because he gotta cook for royalty*
Also Gordon: time to experiment, hehehehe
sounds like yukihira soma to me. wait...
Only out of necessity, cuz he was coming up short in some places.
Sng Yi Long lmao
He must have had experience cooking for the British royal family, has he?
We will be sending Gordan to the EU soon
Ain't nothing like seeing world class chef Ramsey sweating and fighting and really showing why he the best even in an unknown place with unknown people
My favorite part of this entire Cambodia tour is that you gave that chance to a young man that has been through a lot and you saw his potential and recognized the talent he has and you rewarded that. Bringing him under your wing to cook for royalty, what a huge honor.
"So where have you been this whole time?"
"There was this guy from Britain. He took me to see the royal family."
Sounds like a good plot for a movie
Sound just like Luis from Ant-man
Just say white guy
“I was with white boy”
And if you google "famous chefs" his name is the first to pop up
Why does Gordon sound like he on a stealth mission when he narrating?
Or like David Attenborough.
Its secretly a level from one of the Hitman games
He’s on a mission to cook some good ass food
@Gold well I have a plan.
Honestly makes me think of Bear Gryllz some
Gordon: *Look at you! I’m so proud of you you know that? You look like a pro!*
That guy: 😊
It’s a nice way to say you not longer stink and covered with filth and dressed like a railroad bum.
Xd
I'm actually Cambodian and I got to go to the countryside and got to see the place my grandfather grew up in the '50s - '60s. I am proud to be Cambodian and am happy that I get to taste these exquisite foods regularly. It makes me happy to see Gordon commemorating these foods and respecting my culture.
Dude like 80% of the viewers is Cambodian
( same )
@@Vividlyforgotten ok,
Lets go cambodian gang
I'm guessing a lot of us are from the West (I'm Canadian, lots of people I know are from here or the States, we all watch). So happy Cambodian's are enjoying this! I'd be disappointed if you didn't. Bless you!
@@jq8974 Do you know where your ancestors are from? Before they went to canada.
I have a feeling The Queen just sends Gordon off to fix relations with other countries.
Her Majesty: "Gordon you must go to Russia and cook for Putin, then go to Cambodia and cook for the royal family, the fate of Britain depends on it." Gordon. "Bloody hell."
i like to imagine each escape is some sort of mission; it makes it sound so cool
he already cooked for Putin
"This message will self Destruct in 5 secs"
With a licence to cook
THIS FUCKING COMMENT LMAO
Kitana is amazing, not only she helped Gordon with his cooking, but also assisted Liu Kang in defending the Earthrealm.
HAHAHAHAHHAA
Not only she but he is also she?
Should Raiden consult the elder Gods?
Gordon's circumstances were dire
She hasn't met the Fire Nation yet
Her life will change after that
Gordon: I must not make myself look stupid
Idiot sandwich girl: YeS cHeF
Mark weins LOL
Love how Gordon is genuinely thrilled to help the kid and inviting him to the kitchen. Always willing to share his knowledge while some chefs will protect their knowledge from everyone
Pretty neat that Gordon narrates his own show lol.
he narrates the original versions of kitchen nightmares and the f word, it seems like he doesn't do it with the us versions
He doesn't want others talking shit about him the way he does to others!
Kyle Man he does have a narrator for kn US, plus the narrator wouldn’t talk shit about him.
I prefer him to narrate vs. the cheesey , weak voice-over clowns that do the KN US and Hell's Kitchen.
Chris Saindon I agree
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
*He make great Cambodian snacc*
John Smithee *yacc*
Old memes
Lool
John Smithee unoriginal
😂😂
What makes Gordon great is his humility. I once met an expert in my field of work and the best advice he ever gave me is "The more I learn, the more I realize I don't know." Gordon also embraces this attitude towards his craft and it is what makes him a respected chef throughout the world.
I love that Gordon knows when he messes up and doesn’t blame it on others. He really is an incredible man
Gordon Ramsey when he's making ramen noodles:
I was 1 second late to stir the noodles... I have failed and lost my reputation.
Bloody hell, the noodles became too soft it wasn't even fit for a ramen. Failed.
An entire second? His career is unsalvageable
Mission failed will get them next time...
In an attempt to salvage my honor, I will get on my knees and commit honorable Seppuku.
😂😂😂😂😭😭
Gordon: "Excuse me is this tarantula frozen or fresh?"
Native: "what..?"
Gordon: "bloody hell"
Gordon : it's raw
Native : it's alive
Gordon : *fUcK mE*
@@goldeneagle5085 that NEEDS to be an episode lmao
@@goldeneagle5085 Hahahahahaha xD
WHERE'S THE TARANTULA SAUCE?! WHEEEERE'S THE TARANTULA SAAAAAAUCE?!
Gordan: my mouth is FUCKED
He was always seen as really critical of other chefs and this shows that he’s also critical of himself, and he’s actually pushing the others even more than himself to have them be the best they can
Stop writing essays this isn’t English class
@@karenwillexposeyou2542 it isn't, but maybe you should go back and take a course
@@karenwillexposeyou2542 less than 40 words, what a fuckin essay
To see Gordon Ramsay nervous and cooking up a storm is a treasure.
Gordon: *bites into spider*
Gordon: *spits out spider*
A classic iconic Gordon move 😂💜
Me: *bites into spider*
Me: *only like the legs*
DaGameGamer - sounds like me too😂
Right in front of them too, this guy realy doesnt sugarcoat anything 😂
Cardsman JT90- he really doesn’t 😂
The spider is FUCKING RAW
Me : _"Dang this kitchen is small, I can touch both sides standing straight"_
Gordon : _"Look at the size of this kitchen huh, you couldn't swing a baby pig in this kitchen"_
Lol yeah the way Gordon talks is sooo amusing
It’s just British / Irish way of speaking , we say crazy shit sometimes
Eg, if someone is very happy we’d say “ah sure look you’re as happy as a pog in shite😃”
1:28 is no one gonna talk about how gorgeous this guy’s smile is???
Once in a blue moon I smile like that
Even though Gordon is a master chef, he's always willing to learn.
John Carter yeah true say
That's the reason why he's a master chef. :D
Dee Jones a real master never stops learning
Knowledge is everlasting. There is always something new to learn.
I can't imagine how hard it must be to not only learn style of dish from another country, but also develop your own version of the same dishes and have that dish be accepted.
I love that Gordon brought the kid along. It's probably a huge opportunity for him
True royalty appreciating the cuisine of her own country. We all need a love and pride in our homelands.
There was tears of happiness in my eyes, the generous act from Gordon Ramsey to Spak. Not only did he gave him opportunity for making food that day for his loyalty that brought so much honor to him but also he open a gate of opportunities for this young man
Ikr I'm excited for the boy :)
Gordon Has A sharp Eyes .
Next episode: Gordon Ramsay cooks for the gods
Hahahahaha!!!!!
Zeus: This is to good, he must think he is a god, smite him.
well that made me giggle xD Thanks
He's already become a culinary God lol they'd be learning from him!
*Gods
Man, you can tell Ramsay is in love with his work. In love with making food
That was amazing how he went out of his way to bring that street kid with him and how proud of him he was. That is respect
He gave the credit to the kid as well by taking him infront of the guests!
Yes, quiet an outrage. Imagine they would drag Tiny Tim on his crutches in front of Queen Elizabeth II table... lol! "What is Chef Goldon serving us for dessert? A pauper's boy...?!"
fenriz218 “tiny Tim”💀
fenriz218 n
its so refreshing watching Gordon actually Struggle and still pull through :D What a great Chef.
he's just dramatic lol
He doesnt usually cook traditional Cambodian cuisine. He wasnt used to it.
@uhuh He must've because of the first dish
struggle? guy is a multi-millionaire. Gordon don't know about no struggle.
@@jelleyman123 money =/= reputation
Continually going out of your comfort zone even when you already stand amongst the most recognized chefs in the world is the mark of a true master. Gordon is an inspiration.
Absolutely love seeing Gordon work with/for other chefs. Always willing to learn, always humbled.
Literally just imagine living life so fully as Gordon. This man is literally living life as an adventurer experiencing and immersing himself so fully into different cultures and all through the lens of cooking. Cooking is a precious gem to Gordon and explores every facet and angle and shows all of us his emotions as he gazes in.
Basically what I was thinking. There’s footage of Gordon working under Marco Pierre White in the 80s, and it’s crazy to watch it and think of the empire he will build in the future
Man you couldn't have said that better this dude followed his dream through hard work is passionate and still finds time to help others and its like the fame is secondary to doing what he loves.
Well said
Yeah man, literally.
With a name like MrDeathtower your comment was the opposite of your name,Bravo mate great comment 👏👌
Me, A Cambodian: *watches this*
Me: *geeks out*
Me: *shows this to my family*
My Family: *geeks out*
ɢʏᴀᴋᴜsᴀᴛsᴜ ᴜᴍᴀʀᴇᴋᴀᴡᴀʀɪ omfg yess. its honestly so sweet to see him speak of cambodian cuisines in a such nice way, very appreciative and adorable guy mhnn
As is i
ᴅʀᴏᴡsʏ ᴄᴀɴᴅʟᴇ ʟɪᴛ ᴘᴀᴘᴇʀ felt this as a cambodian as well
ᴅʀᴏᴡsʏ ᴄᴀɴᴅʟᴇ ʟɪᴛ ᴘᴀᴘᴇʀ also a fellow Cambodian, happy Cambodian new year!
AHAHAAHAH SAME!
When the rolling pin broke
Rolling pin:”Sorry chef.”
It just fell apart under the pressure, no pun intended.
I love when Gordon is out of his element because it shows that even the best have a lot to learn sometimes
I wouldnt be suprised if Gordon took the boy under his wing in the western world of cooking.. Gordon at the best of times doesn't like people, but he really admired that boy!
Gordon did paid for the boy everything for trip to UK and cooking course!
Glenn Chua. Hian Beng he is a truly great man
ua-cam.com/video/9vtxgCl3q60/v-deo.html❤️
Gordon is very good with children
I have to chime in, it's not that he doesnt like people, he just has no patience for fools in the professional kitchen
It’s weird to see Gordon struggle at cooking
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that's normal, just because you're one of the best in your country it'll be the same in other countries.
Ramsay is just a genuine chef that works really hard... I respect him to the fullest
The humility Gordon shows when addressing others is an excellent model of how to interact with people. Know your strengths, but respect the wisdom and talent others can provide.
Amazing how he’s always pushing himself outside his comfort zone and trying new things
Seppl, bleib lieber bei deiner Brotsuppe und Leberkäsesemmel... wie sagt man noch so schön? "Was der Bauer nicht kennt..."
That's the only recipe for knowledge and growth. 👌
YOLO
You can't be a master without being a student first.
I’m pretty sure he can learn any recipe
Gordon raging at bad chefs are well funny, but this is 10 times better
It's kinda funny how the head chef is far more patient with him then Gordon is with his own.
The raging is just for the inbred Americans who enjoy that shit. It’s all an act for the dumb cunt yanks. His Hell’s Kitchen UK he’s actually quite calm.
Don B “well funny”
Wanker
0z0z lol
He wasn't raging at chefs; he was raging at himself
The Cambodian chef and your assistant chef were amazingly calm. You can learn from them! Lol! I enjoyed this episode very much! Well done
Man watching this video... was great... seeing Gordon hold himself to the same standard that he does for all restaurants he saves... and also keeps the honestly about himself .. was amazing to watch
6:12 his reaction is gold
Gordon Ramsay = Tony Stark
Kid chef = Peter Parker
After drinking the vodka at 7:00, kid chef be like "Mr. Ramsay, I don't feel so good"
it's true. they have the same energy
No
Gordon ramsay = spoiled Tony Stark
Kid chef = younger Peter Parker
There
Keelan the Newgwhyin yea.
The Titel of the real Tony Stark is all read been taken. By the greatest man on earth, Elon Musk. Elon save us ❤️
The teenager was great I love how he had water in the wine glass at the end
The most wholesome thing was that he took the student with him! That was inspiring!
The calm narration layered over his panic attack is just hilarious
Inshrektor Gadget I feel it
Now that you mention it, I actually feel it.
7:02 the 14-19 year old kid is drinking water while Gordon and the other chef have wine
Respect
Could be vodka xD
It's television.
The Audience is western society most the time, so they try to hide little things like kids drinking alcohol when they can.
He is drinking Sprite or 7-up.
Even when things aren't going perfect Gordon doesn't through his sous chef under the table. That's class.
Watching Gordon really appreciate and put in the dedication to learn our countries food and culture really makes me happy
Gordon Ramsey cooks Cambodian royalty
llo
That's no joke what I saw when I first see the title.
Finally some good fucking food
I'm can't find your bread man
Where is my bread Ramsay with an A
7:01 when you are too young for wine and drink water instead xD
underrated comment
@@og-bv5yt underaged comment haha
I noticed the same XD
Shiit better had been fiji water
could've been sparkling water
Incredibly kind and gracious, everything I've heard about the Cambodian people is true !
He’s a better cook than my cook!
Gordon pointing a gun at her out of frame:
👁 👄 👁
This proves that even your the greatest chef, theres no perfect in cooking, still getting that pressure feeling. And your still need to learn new things and get out on your comfort zone..
This man deserves my cookie
Mias Senpai your cookie doesnt deserve to be eaten by him
I'd eat your cookie. ;)
Nobody is gonna talk about the boy?
I loved the boy
He was so cute
And so happy
I'm so proud of him
Idk why but I really am
Alexandra Windfeather hopefully gordon offered him a job in one of his asian restaurants
kid’s got talent
The kids from the streets and now he's cooking for royalty.
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Now let’s pretend a man said that about a girl and not the other way around.
KidRiver i completely agree just because it’s a female saying it about a little boy they shouldn’t be getting likes. Double standards.
Gordon is so humble and that humbleness is what makes him such a great chef.
That honey looked so good. Mixed with the rice that was dried with a crunchy texture looked amazing. I have no honey atm but am dying to try something similar.
I like how even though Ramsey is one of the best chefs in the world he constantly faces new challenges that push his skills to the max
AReallyRealisticGuy :D Ramsay with an A
@@icytrash yes that matter soo much *hidden sarcasm here*
AReallyRealisticGuy :D ok just wanted to know you got it right
How do you think he got to be the best?
this was 5 years agoooo lmao
Royalty: Ramsey is really good, way better than the chef I have at home! 🏡
Chef at home: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?
Royalty: Mom I want a chef like Ramsey at home
Mom: we home a chef like Ramsey at home
Chef at home: 🌚
Yes you are.🤣
Its RAMSAY!!!!
compared to Gordon? yes
I mean really it's not a insult. It's blunt, but Gordon is one of the premier chefs in the world.
I love how he takes himself out of his element and fucks it up lol and is still humbling. True chef.
I love how he mentors the young man. Fantastic.
Princess says 'I would think he's Cambodian, he's better than my personal chef at home' Gordon is the #1 cook
He said his weakest spot is cambodian food bur they all loved it
That's the beautiful thing about Asians: if it got legs but is no chair, swims but is no boat, flies but isn't an airplane... and if it comes with fried rice amd soy sauce... they'll practically eat anything. "Here 'princess', luv, have another grilled spider..."
@@fenriz218 You are grossly ignorant
@@fenriz218
Lumping the Visigoths and the Vikings... how odd. I too, miss the olden days. Blood sacrifice, banging my axe onto a stone wall in futility, dying of the plague... What an experience.
@@brendon1689 Of course China never encountered the plague, right? How odd, considering the chinese reputation for... uhm, "cleanliness". LOL! Besides, Chang, yes: many Germanic tribes were involved and viking isn't something you are, but what you do. You don't "chinese around" either, do you? But while we're dwelling on past glory days... not going to tell me about the gunpowder again?
@@fenriz218
I'm not going to tell you about gunpowder again *here* , but I will tell you about your strawman arguments again. Did I say that the Chinese didn't get the plague? Of course not. It came from good old Mongolia after all. You said "good wholesome barbarism," either seriously or sarcastically. And I replied sarcastically by pointing some other great things about barbarism. Then you somehow arrive at the conclusion that I said that the Chinese didn't have the plague. How humorous.
At 7:00 Gordon’s sous chef was given water instead of wine😂 I love how they still included him
He looks young. Its common to see young people in Asia go for water instead of cocktails.
Anthony King Medina no I was just saying I loved how they included him even though he was young. :P
That wasn't water it was sparkling water lol
Nick Miller whoops I’m kinda blind😅😂
maybe a rice wine?
I love this man as an example on how someone should behave in different situations. Being a teacher and sometimes be "teachable".
Ive watched everything with Gordon in and in this he shows his soft side his he has got a kid to share an experience with and you cant knock him for that my hero
5:08 I always crack up when people unintentionally weave an insult into their compliments with slightly broken English. She meant it so absolutely positively, but accidentally threw some shade in saying that 'she thinks *some* guests will love it too'. Bless her heart, what a wholesome lady
I know I was like "some???" lol I couldn't tell if it was intentional or not
. my english sucks too and i thought it is a nice compliment until I saw your comment. i didnt know "some" is meant for insult. damn
@@sadnovice It's not that the word 'some' is necessarily meant for insults, it's that saying she thinks 'some' guests will love it implies that she thinks there are quite a bit of guests who aren't going to like it. She obviously doesn't mean it that way though :)
she meant other guests but probably direct translated it on the spot
shade huh.. lul.. i think she was just stating the fact that she loves the food but doesnt know what others think about the food.. lessen your glass half empty mind brah..
I wouldn't hesistate to say that wherever Gordon goes, the world follows him. Thank you for coming to Cambodia. God bless you and your family, and your career, Gordon.
He’s genuine
I'm glad he went there, not much people know about Cambodia or even hmong
Very cool video! I miss Cambodia & I miss Amok! When I lived there I met an Englishman who owned a guesthouse in Kampot. Over a few beers at his bar, he revealed himself to be an instructor of chefs, in Europe, and explained to myself & two other foreigners why Cambodian pepper was the 2nd greatest pepper in the world; his being the best. His pepper is, in fact, Cambodian pepper which he performs a unique development on, prior to and during the harvesting/curing phases.
I never thought that I'd find myself sitting in a bar in Kampot, being educated on pepper!
Cambodian cuisine, sans the deep-fried insects, has really not had it's due on the world stage.
I just love how Ramsay was respectful of the traditional cuisine.
This guy made a dessert that he learned at the Cambodian village.
Yep. He brought country style food to the city and they loved it.
It's amazing how serious he takes all of this. He takes cuisine and culture seriously while holding himself to the same standard he holds others to. Nice. Good stuff.
How crazy is it to see Ramsey be UNDER the stress of a cook than to yell at the others? This was suuper different to watch.
Seeing Gordon make mistakes and be so insecure about certain things is so odd and yet so satisfying to watch him learn and be humble I love it!
Screw the age, I think the young chef deserves a glass of wine after a hard days work
Don’t poop on the kids party, it’s just one drink for a hard working young man
@BlueKirby Yeah nobody really gives a shit that a 16-17 year old kid has a little wine dude
There's no drinking age in Cambodia.
BlueKirby bootlicker
@BlueKirby don't care the haters fam
Nino would make the Cambodian royal cook for him.
Oh please!!!! Hahahahaha!!!!
Fucking Nino
Ahahahah NINOOOOOOOOOO
omfg stop it's not fucking funny it never was
vlanstar you’ll never stop Nino you mere mortal.