Celebrity chef Khanh Ong has paid tribute to the show that made him a TV star.
In a surprising revelation, the 30-year-old restaurateur and book author said he remains a fan of MasterChef Australia.
The popular cooking guru who stars in SBS series Khanh Ong’s Wild Food says he still watches the hit cooking competition so he can keep up with the latest dishes and trends.
“I think MasterChef is continually growing and changing and the way the contestants cook changes from season to season,” he said in an interview with Yahoo Lifestyle on Friday.
‘And it’s really interesting because I also learn from the program. MasterChef is often how food trends start to take place in Australia.
In a surprising revelation, 30-year-old restaurateur and book author Khanh Ong (pictured) said he is still a fan of MasterChef Australia.
He told the publication that he attributes the success of contestants serving pasta dishes on MasterChef to creating renewed interest in the dish as a specialty.
Pasta used to be seen as something quick and easy, but now it has made a comeback and is an important art form that people ignored for a while; They weren’t completely ignoring her, but she was in the back. burner,” she explained.
It comes after the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here star revealed the numerous cosmetic procedures she has had.
The popular cooking guru who stars in SBS series Khanh Ong’s Wild Food says he is still learning from the hit cooking competition that he stays ahead of trends.
It comes after the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here star revealed the numerous cosmetic procedures she has had.
In a candid Q&A on her Instagram Stories, she was asked “what treatments/procedures do you receive?” while she waited in her beautician’s chair.
‘I got anti-wrinkle around crow’s feet, under my nose and for the first time between my eyebrows. I put filler in my jaw (which I love every time I do it),’ he wrote in the caption.
“We just started applying filler around the outside of my nose towards the bottom of my cheeks because (cosmetic nurse) Alex Pike said it was starting to go flat,” the celebrity foodie added.
Khanh was also asked if there were any procedures he had done that he didn’t like.
The food guru first rose to fame in 2018 on season 10 of MasterChef Australia and came third.
He returned in 2020 for MasterChef: Back to Win and finished in ninth place out of the 20 contestants.