Opening Shot: Closeups of knickknacks in an office. Chef Thomas Keller starts pulling out medals, complete with ribbons, out of a shiny stock pot. Among them are several James Beard Awards. The Gist: ...

Watching a cooking show on TV is kind of like watching golf on TV: Doing the thing is more fun than watching the thing. And yet I watch both, and with both things the original defense was that I was ...

The latest season of Netflix’s long-running docuseries Chef’s Table profiles four of the most famous and celebrated chefs of the past half-century: Thomas Keller, Jamie Oliver, José Andrés and Alice ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kristin L. Wolfe is a New York-based journalist who covers food. If you’ve been a fan of the show, you are well aware of how each ...

David Gelb and Brian McGinn revolutionized food storytelling with their Netflix series Chef's Table, launched in 2015. Inspired by Gelb's critically acclaimed 2011 documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi, ...

When Chef's Table premiered on Netflix back in 2015, I remember having a stupid fleeting thought: Who would want to watch such a thing? This sort of docuseries, I assumed, would just make a person ...

Cinematographer Adam Bricker has been shooting episodes of Netflix’s “Chef’s Table” for over a decade. Back then, the steamer was the first to push content out in 4K and later HDR. And so from the get ...

Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this article gave an incorrect date for the premiere of "Chef's Table: Legends" on Netflix. Watching a cooking show on TV is kind of like watching ...