The BEST of New Zealand's Rugged South | Part Two | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

More moments from Gordon's incredible journey in New Zealand!

Follow chef Gordon Ramsay as he journeys to some of the most incredible and remote locations on Earth in search of culinary inspiration, epic adventures, and cultural experiences he will never forget.

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[eivind]

I think this series showcases what makes Gordon so great: He may not be THE best at any specific kind of food, but he is amazingly versatile in his cooking. He shows incredible respect for the various food traditions he encounters, while at the same time not letting 'food rules' dictate how or what he cooks.

[johnjackson]

To see a well renowned chef travel to our country to experience our cuisine is just amazing... Makes me feel even more proud of this patch of land that we call Home. Aotearoa New Zealand not only is one of the most safest countries on earth, it's also one of the most spectacular places to live. Our Kai is to die for, our scenery is second to none and the people here are wholesome... Tena koe Gordon Ramsay

[darylroygard]

Monique is amazing! She now has her own restaurant in Wellington, NZ call Hia Kai, her menu encompasses Maori food that is foraged by her and her chefs

[hannahmariehisug]

It's such a weird thing to see Gordon being the one pressured to finish cooking hhhh such a great show! 💜

[kimberlyreabe]

“How far down to dig the pit?” says Gordon
“2 feet” she says
“stop it!” Gordon says lol
So many adventures and places travelled to source the items for this feast. The finished product looked amazing and the respect that developed between chefs was heartwarming and authentic. Thanks for another great adventure ….. and yes Gordon shot the goat! It’s all about organically sourcing the ingredients and he has done that since day one. Way to go Mr. Ramsey

[richardruawai]

He should do another NZ episode there's so much more he never got to try like kina, crayfish, mussels, tuatua, muttonbirds, flounder, butterfish, lamb etc:

[davidhughes]

What an incredible two shows in New Zealand. I didn't want the show to end. Brilliant, absolutely amazing to watch

[unenglishable]

uncharted is gordon's best show by far in my opinion. so authentic, so honest and genuine, so sincere in its approach to showcasing the amazing variety of cultural foods locals might even take for granted

this show is giving me such an appreciation for the ingenuity of humanity to harvest enjoyment out of the beautiful world around us

[rebeccagibbs]

Loved the respect he bought with him to Aotearoa. Wish more brits were like him when it comes to engaging with our tīkanga, nē?

[jakek]

I used to cook rabbits I hunted like this as a young boy. I read it in a Gary Paulsen book, became obsessed with hunting and being able to survive in the wilderness. Lucky for me my grandparents had a farm and a lot of woods. So I would live for days at a time by myself on the farm. Wonderful memories this video brought back

[teokotaiandrew]

thats so true Mr Gordon. A lot of Maori and Polynesian dont like sharing their secret of making food to anyone but to share food is always in our hearts

[Ging_]

Gordon took the meaning of a Chef to whole new level. That on itself deserves an award bigger than those Michelin stars.

[blakebird]

Idk why but i love when Gordon always invites special guests to come dine with him at his restaurants, theres something so inviting about his persona.

[ricliu]

Aotearoa is beautiful and has an air of untouched history..something you feel.

[keithbraham]

It is wonderful to see the hapa haole Kiwii/Maori are melding the cultures and not losing the Polynesian Triangle heritage with the added bonus of Gordon interacting with people who are NOT TV Kiwis

[uPthrown]

I love this show not only for its awesome content, but because it reveals a humble side to Chef Gordon which I have rarely seen in any other of his programs. It’s a truly remarkable show and it’s helped me see a bit more into the human side of one of the best chefs in the world.

[DanielleA]

This show reflects everything Gordon and Maori... connected, passionate, smart, wise, talented, focused, grateful, humble, funny AsF and REAL.. and I that Gordon is able to impress each host

[silita]

lol it was so hilarious watching chef Monique talk to chef Gordon

[brendankombogi]

He helped promote other countries traditional and cultural heritage through food and cooking. Respect to that man, he knows he is one of the top chefs but rather feel the natural taste of other countries.

[kayembekambinda]

its amazing to see someone who loves food and respects the culture like this man