Kitchen Nightmares Australia - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Mumma Jo's Diner
Colin goes to the country and finds bad attitudes and even worse food at the American diner from hell. It's time to serve up a reality check as he tries to fix the place in just five days.
Guru Life
It's not all good vibes at Guru Life. Good Time Jonny and his long-suffering fiance, Katie, are drowning in debt, and their restaurant is going downhill fast. Can Colin save them in only five days?
Cafe Martini
It's disgusting food with a side order of denial when Colin gets stuck in a time warp at the daggy Cafe Martini in Wangaratta. Can he revive this country pub and its owners in only five days?
Ccooks @ Corrigans
Colin is called to Batemans Bay to help a resort owner with an angry chef and failing restaurant. But when Colin arrives, other major problems are uncovered, as well as owner Andrew's true motives.
Cafe De Vie
It's the filth and the fury as Colin goes to Cafe De Vie in Homebush and finds terrible food, a disgusting kitchen and an owner at war with her chef. Can Colin turn things around in five days?
Aracauria
It's fine dining at Araucaria, a hard-to-find place in the back of the Winmalee Tavern. Chef Anthony can cook, but he's dishing up the wrong food. Can Colin save the restaurant in only five days?
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