‘Chef’s Table’ Set for Netflix Return, Launching ‘Noodles’ Spinoff

Rick Porter
·1 min read

Netflix is once again setting a place at the Chef’s Table.

The sumptuously filmed culinary documentary will launch two new installments later this year, with a third due in 2025. First up is a spinoff titled Chef’s Table: Noodles, which will profile four chefs — L.A.’s Evan Funke, the U.K. and China-based Guirong Wei, Italian Peppe Guida and rising star Nite Yun of Oakland, California — who are renowned for their mastery of the title ingredient. It’s set to premiere Oct. 2.

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A seventh season of the main series will follow on Nov. 27, focusing on chefs Nok Suntaranon of Philadelphia, Kwame Onwuachi in New York, ángel León in Spain and Mexico City’s Norma Listman and Saqib Keval. Next year, Netflix will stream Chef’s Table: Legends, which “pay tribute to the culinary legends who have shaped the modern world of food as we know it.” Legends will coincide with the 10th anniversary of Chef’s Table, which debuted in April 2015.

Chef’s Table has been absent from Netflix for two years — its most recent season, a pizza-focused spinoff, premiered in September 2022. The main series hasn’t had a new season since 2019.

The show has won several James Beard Foundation Awards and been nominated for seven Emmys, including two nods for best documentary or nonfiction series. Boardwalk Pictures and Supper Club produce the series; creator David Gelb executive produces with Andrew Fried, Brian McGinn and Danny O’Malley. Dane Lillegard is a co-EP.

A trailer for Chef’s Table: Noodles is below.

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