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.

You can criticize Gordon for being too harsh, but at least his holds himself to his same high standards.

"He's better than my cook" News at 11 "body found floating down river, wearing chef clothes"

Gordon Ramsay Cooks for Cambodian Tribe: 19 million views Gordon Ramsay Cooks for Cambodian Royalty: 6 million views. *ah, how the tables have turned*

"He's a better cook than my cook" Imagine being her cook hearing that part lmao

It's really humbling to actually see Gordon Ramsay busting his ass trying to impress other people with his cooking like this.

Gordon humble af when he knows he’s in the presence of a better chef, such a good dude bringing the sous chef along

I love how Gordon narrates over himself, i dont know what it is but it makes the video even better

"He's a better cook than my cook" Her cook watching this: 👁👄👁

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 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

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.

That “I’m so proud of you” was truly heartwarming

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

If that street kid had any KZfaq videos showing what he did after this, I'd totally binge watch them. Would be great to see his journey from here.

You can tell Gordon is a dad when you see how he treats the boy helping him.

Gordon: *nervous because he gotta cook for royalty* Also Gordon: time to experiment, hehehehe

I’ve never seen Gordon with such anxiety trying to impress the other chefs

Boss: What past culinary experiences do you have? Teen: Shows video. Boss: You're hired.

No wonder why he is one of the best chefs. Because he know his mistakes and he’s learning his mistakes

"So where have you been this whole time?" "There was this guy from Britain. He took me to see the royal family."

You know a chef is a professional when they call themselves out on mistakes.

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.

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.

Can we just talk about how Gordon managed to get a kid from the streets to cook to & meet the royal family?

Gordon Ramsay's resume must be the longest list ever

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

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

Kitana is amazing, not only she helped Gordon with his cooking, but also assisted Liu Kang in defending the Earthrealm.

Why does Gordon sound like he on a stealth mission when he narrating?

Gordon: *Look at you! I’m so proud of you you know that? You look like a pro!* That guy: 😊

Gordon: I must not make myself look stupid Idiot sandwich girl: YeS cHeF

Gordon: "Excuse me is this tarantula frozen or fresh?" Native: "what..?" Gordon: "bloody hell"

I love that Gordon knows when he messes up and doesn’t blame it on others. He really is an incredible man

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.

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

Pretty neat that Gordon narrates his own show lol.

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

1:28 is no one gonna talk about how gorgeous this guy’s smile is???

Gordon: *bites into spider* Gordon: *spits out spider* A classic iconic Gordon move 😂💜

Gordon Ramsey when he's making ramen noodles: I was 1 second late to stir the noodles... I have failed and lost my reputation.

To see Gordon Ramsay nervous and cooking up a storm is a treasure.

its so refreshing watching Gordon actually Struggle and still pull through :D What a great Chef.

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.

I love that Gordon brought the kid along. It's probably a huge opportunity for him

He protecc He attacc But most importantly *He make great Cambodian snacc*

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"_

Man, you can tell Ramsay is in love with his work. In love with making food

Absolutely love seeing Gordon work with/for other chefs. Always willing to learn, always humbled.

Even though Gordon is a master chef, he's always willing to learn.

6:12 his reaction is gold

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

True royalty appreciating the cuisine of her own country. We all need a love and pride in our homelands.

Me, A Cambodian: *watches this* Me: *geeks out* Me: *shows this to my family* My Family: *geeks out*

He gave the credit to the kid as well by taking him infront of the guests!

Watching Gordon really appreciate and put in the dedication to learn our countries food and culture really makes me happy

The Cambodian chef and your assistant chef were amazingly calm. You can learn from them! Lol! I enjoyed this episode very much! Well done

Next episode: Gordon Ramsay cooks for the gods

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!

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

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.

It’s weird to see Gordon struggle at cooking

Amazing how he’s always pushing himself outside his comfort zone and trying new things

When the rolling pin broke Rolling pin:”Sorry chef.”

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.

Gordon raging at bad chefs are well funny, but this is 10 times better

Gordon Ramsay = Tony Stark Kid chef = Peter Parker

Gordon is so humble and that humbleness is what makes him such a great chef.

Ramsay is just a genuine chef that works really hard... I respect him to the fullest

The calm narration layered over his panic attack is just hilarious

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 love when Gordon is out of his element because it shows that even the best have a lot to learn sometimes

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.

At 7:00 Gordon’s sous chef was given water instead of wine😂 I love how they still included him

7:02 the 14-19 year old kid is drinking water while Gordon and the other chef have wine

The most wholesome thing was that he took the student with him! That was inspiring!

Incredibly kind and gracious, everything I've heard about the Cambodian people is true !

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

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

Even when things aren't going perfect Gordon doesn't through his sous chef under the table. That's class.

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

Royalty: Ramsey is really good, way better than the chef I have at home! 🏡 Chef at home: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?

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

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.

Awesome how much passion he still has for food and learning different techniques

7:01 when you are too young for wine and drink water instead xD

Gordon Ramsey cooks Cambodian royalty

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

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.

Asian cuisine is the most complex in the world. That’s why Gordon Ramsay is so humble in his asian tour

The teenager was great I love how he had water in the wine glass at the end

I’m go glad that you visit my country and I appreciated you for your kindness 🙏🏾

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.

I've been watching episodes of kitchen nightmares, and it is so nice to see this side of GR. Cheers 👍🏽

I love it every time I'm watching this. Thank you Gordon.

Nino would make the Cambodian royal cook for him.

This guy made a dessert that he learned at the Cambodian village.

I just love how Ramsay was respectful of the traditional cuisine.