Netflix releases a teaser clip for The Chef Show, in which Kevin Feige

In The Chef Show, Favreau and chef Roy Choi explore the wonders of good food with celebrity friends. The two collaborated for the 2014 dramedy Chef, in which Favreau portrays a Los Angeles food connoisseur who trades his chic restaurant job for a food truck. The film was a surprise hit for Open Road Films, as Chef out-earned its $11 million budget four times over. As for Choi, he co-produced Chef and is known for creating Kogi, a Los Angeles-based food truck franchise that serves a fusion of Korean and Mexican food. For Netflix’s The Chef Show, Choi executive produced the series premiere. 

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Netflix released a 23-second video for The Chef Show entitled “First Oyster.” The clip begins with a close-up shot of Holland staring at an oyster platter, followed by a wide shot that reveals the aforementioned MCU guests. Choi takes the lead by adding some cocktail sauce to the featured meal, and the group watches as Holland consumes the oyster and offers approval. As a whole, the clip doesn’t feature any jokes from Downey Jr. or the Russo Brothers, however it does highlight the experience of tasting a specific food for the first time. Per Gwyneth Paltrow. Check out The Chef Show clip below.

For Netflix, The Chef Show complements the streaming service’s existing food-centric series. In 2018, Netflix released Ugly Delicious, a program hosted by restaurateur David Chang. The series explores the relationship between cultures and specific foods, along with historic concepts that the average food enthusiast may not necessarily understand. Netflix actually has a genre page dedicated to “Food Shows,” which includes popular series like Street Food, Nailed It!, Chef’s Table, The Great British Baking Show, Somebody Feed Phil, and Hyper Hard Boiled Gourmet Report. Earlier this month, we revealed our Top 10 list of food documentaries to watch on Netflix, which includes a 2012 series that explores the creative process of a chef, and features the late Anthony Bourdain. 

The Chef Show appears to be another excellent addition to Netflix subscribers, The Chef Show represents yet another series that can be enjoyed one hour at a time from the couch, or perhaps a series that plays in the background while one cooks up something new and tasty in the kitchen.

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Sources: Netflix, EW