Restaurant challenge

[karohemd]

- Bah, they're getting help from the other teams. This means Chris is even more screwed because he gets Alasdair doing front of house.
- Chris really is a bumbling fool... He's always so happy and confident while in fact he doesn't grasp what's actually going on and what he's doing wrong.
- It really is a soap opera ... or a bad film
- A Chinese chef who can't cook rice. Class.
- Hm, who to fire? Tough. Pretty much all of them were rubbish in various ways but it's hard to completely adapt to a different way of cooking in a few hours. Harsh. Tim's team getting the breed/name of farmer mixed up was hilarious but not really neck breaking.
- Well, my original prediction was right. Bye, Chris and Caroline.

Comments

[her-welshness.livejournal.com]

Yes they had to go didn't they? Clearly out of their depth. Although that Welsh girl is a miserable bitch isn't she? I missed it at that time but felt compelled to watch it on bbc iplayer..

[karohemd.livejournal.com]

She is! Next to go: either Gallery or Welsh Wok.

[her-welshness.livejournal.com]

Welsh Wok methinks, what an awful concept (shudders) - it should be Chinese or Welsh food.

I agree with you re: Tim getting the breed/owner thing mixed up. I don't think there is an awful lot there in his partners brain is there?

For me, the older couple are looking like the winners, she is very calm compared to the others...

[karohemd.livejournal.com]

*nods* I never thought the concept was a good one (unlike the Gallery but that is run by imbeciles).

Well, she's already had a nervous breakdown - and I'm not surprised, you don't do something like that when you have a 1-year-old - so her mind is elsewhere.

*nods* Their concept is solid if not particularly original, they *work together*, they just get a bit flustered when they need to do things they don't understand, which, in my mind, isn't necessary. I don't need to know how to cook Thai if my concept is British home cooking. Unlike the others, they actually have the professional background knowledge they need instead of just good ideas and passion.

[her-welshness.livejournal.com]

My gosh has that Welsh girl had a nervous breadown? Blimey. I suppose they are both trying to create a successful future for themselves, I just think they are being mis-guided.

The tasks are not going to be anything like what they are going to do when they get their own restaurant so it is completely pointless, except that it provides the public with some form of apprentice-like viewing.

[karohemd.livejournal.com]

Not the Welsh girl, Tim's other half.

Exactly.