/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.19897220]

I miss him bros

[Anonymous No.19897254]

>>19897220
Rest in Peace King

[Anonymous No.19897345]

I remember when this show was only on some weird Korean TV station.

[Anonymous No.19897349]

>>19897345
In America*

[Anonymous No.19897607]

*bites orange pepper in ur path*

[Anonymous No.19897615]

Is this where we mourn dead Iron Chefs?

[Anonymous No.19897657]

>it's a Michiba makes fun of my waifu episode

[Anonymous No.19897719]

>>19897615
what is the point of a big long ridiculous looking hat like that?

[Anonymous No.19897904]

>>19897220
Fukui-san?

[Anonymous No.19897941]

>>19897719
>Doesn't know

[Anonymous No.19898103]

>>19897719
>Ah, the majestic and enigmatic hat of Chen Kenichi, the Iron Chef Chinese! It is not merely a piece of attire; it is a symbol of tradition, skill, and the essence of culinary artistry.

[Anonymous No.19898106]

>>19897719
>If memory serves me right, Chen Kenichi's long hat in Iron Chef stands as a symbolic representation of his profound commitment to preserving his Chinese culinary heritage and striving for elevated standards of gastronomic mastery. Handed down through generations of esteemed chefs, the hat embodies tradition and a steadfast dedication to authenticity. Its dramatic length not only adds flair to Chef Chen's performances but also underscores the significance of showmanship in the culinary arena. As Chairman, I have always appreciated the hat as a pivotal element in the rich tapestry of the Iron Chef legacy, encapsulating passion, tradition, and an unwavering pursuit of culinary excellence within the confines of Kitchen Stadium.

[Anonymous No.19898109]

>>19897220
Rest in Soy Sauce

[Anonymous No.19898143]

>>19897615
>look up Iron Chefs to see what happened to them
>Michiba is still alive somehow

[Anonymous No.19898144]

>>19897615
That’s a big hat