Gordon Ramsay Upset Over Lasagna | Kitchen Nightmares 

The younger sister wasn’t crying over cinnamon or garlic, specifically; she was crying because she has to deliver horrible food and take all the customer complaints for her father and sister, but she’s powerless to do anything about it.

That poor girl was crying because she was so stressed and depressed by the situation, and everyone kept telling her to stop crying and shut up. She was showing warning signs of depression. So sad to see the lack of empathy.

Always loved how Tariya is constantly being yelled at by her sister for crying but when her sister collapses in tears, Tariya is right beside her comforting her. No "now you know how it feels," no "serves you right". She just does the right thing and comforts her sibling. It's such a strangely tender moment.

The fact that he tried to meet Gordon first so he could make the whole thing his wife and daughters fault is such a slimy, conniving thing to do.

Terrible father figure, drove one to be borderline aggressive and the other to be emotionally unstable

I love how the one sister always screams at the other to stop crying and treats her like shit but then later on, she breaks down in tears, and her sister still stands by her side after how bad she treated her. Shows the true character of that beautiful soul and her sister should treat her better!

I don't think I've ever wanted to hug another human and say it's okay as bad as I do for Tariya. She's such a gentle person in an environment fueled with anger and toxic pride.

That poor girl she’s crying cause she’s stressed. Her sister is a true mean girl

"Why are you crying?" "I don't know." Because she's overwhelmed, that's why. She's caught between parents who argue and a job that stresses her out. Anxiety disorders are no fun.

I’m sorry but I absolutely lost it when they were like “why are you crying?” “There was too much cinnamon!”

i love how tariya laughs at 36:47, it shows how genuine and excited she is to begin a new chapter in their restaurant. such a roller coaster ride of the family with a happy ending at last

It always astounds me when someone gets picked on for crying, as if that isn't a valid form of stress relief. There's already enough yelling going on between the dad and the sister, and being the server, she's the front-line fielding complaints and any of the less-than-polite customers, but they consider her weak for crying instead of just adding her voice to the cacophony already going on between the two in the kitchen. Good gods, I'm really surprised she didn't just leave town and her family before all this came to a head on the show, the abuse here is just sickening.

The way he treats his wife and daughters is REVOLTING

I love the wife in this episode. She was the only one who got it and wanted to take responsibility even though none of it was her fault. She needs to be running this restaurant

"OPPA!!!! THE FLAMIN CHEESE!!!" I'm dead. 💀💀💀

I felt so sorry for Tariya. The kitchen sends out bad food, she has to listen to the customers' complaints and then prepare to listen to her overbearing father scream at her when she is just doing the job they have asked her to do. I'd cry at the drop of a hat, too.

This Restaurant is still open with favourable reviews as of 2023. Really happy to see that they pulled through and made a success, this is one of my favourite episodes

I feel so bad for Taria. Gordon gives her more support than her father, mother, and sister combined. Maybe it's because he's a dad himself, but I applaud him

that younger sister is a monster. I found it interesting when she said that he father "doesn't know how to talk to people", meanwhile she screams at her sister for crying. hypocritical.

I literally cried listening to them yell at the one sister about crying. As an emotional person who gets overwhelmed easily and has been yelled at for it myself, it just really hit me. I feel so bad for her having to deal with it every day.

Gordon was extremely supportive of Taria during the episode. Knew exactly what to say to her and how to say. Good job chef!

Gordon: 20% chef 80% therapist

17:23 “SHUT UP”🤦‍♂️ “IM NOT EVEN TALKING TO YOU”🤦‍♀️ LMAO

Taria has a good heart. She's emotional because she's sensitive, and you're crushing her sweet spirit.

I feel so bad for Tariya. She's obviously been dismissed and oppressed for so long that small things are enough to trigger her. She is a server so complaints go through her first and it also falls to her when the chef's cannot accept the criticism. And when Alyse broke down too, damn heartbreaking. Truly hope the best for these sisters. And its so sweet of Gordon to care like that for Tariya, might've reminded him of his daughters ❤

I just looked them and they are still open as of 2023. I am glad they listen to chef Ramsay and continued working together as a family to serve wonderful Greek food. God bless.

My heart is breaking for the sister who was crying often named, Taria. She was treated HORRIBLY by her family, especially her sister and dad!!! Meanwhile when her sister finally broke down and cried, Taria actually stood by her sister's side despite how horribly her sister treated her. Also, it's very sad that this family called for Gordon's help and yet they get insulted when Gordon called them out! By the way, the "father" here was a terrible fatherly figure, he raised one daughter to be as aggressive as he is and the other daughter, Taria clearly has an anxiety disorder. Taria is the only one who I feel bad for here

Gordon made the tough chick cry after all the shit she gives her sister for crying. 🤣 It was great to see her get a reality check after trying to argue with Gordon, even though all these issues ultimately stem from the dad

Every now and then, I take a break, but I always come back to binging Kitchen Nightmares.

I just checked the restaurant details and they look to be up and running in 2024. It seems like they took the advice and did well with it. 40 years and wish them many more!

having worked in restaurants for a long time, how is the girl that cries nonstop the server? but it seems like when it was time for her to deliver bad news, she handled it well. also when her sister who screamed in her face to stop crying started to sob, i wanted her to yell back so bad. but no, she sat next to her and comforted her instead of yelling back at her. what a gem.

When Gordon calls his daughter darling she smiles so big. Her dad needs to do that more often to her.

Miss "stop crying" got a good dose of her own medicine. She ended up shedding a few tears herself. Serves her right. Good ol karma.

I feel so bad for Taria..I’m a sensitive person myself but not as much as I was before and I was told shut up and to stop crying and when I saw how Taria’s family talked to her when she cried that broke my heart into a million pieces..I hope she’s doing well now of course it’s been a couple years but I hope she knows her feelings are valid.

I feel really bad for the sister that's always crying...she's obviously in an abusive situation and she's losing it. She really needs and deserves a good therapist to talk to. She's probably got so many self-worth issues and family trauma she needs to work through. Very sad. She is in such a non supportive environment. I truly hope she was able to move past this part of her life and become happy.

The daughter cries all the time because she's stuck in a toxic environment with emotionally abusive family members. She cries over seemingly meaningless things because she's got all that bottled up

Every time I rewatch this, I'm stuck by Taria's kindness and beauty, and Karen's patience and common sense. Those are really the two holding this thing. the chef father and daughter are just loose cannons ready to explode at any moment. those poor ladies.

Gordon is truly the GOAT. In one night, he destroyed this family emotionally just to rebuild them stronger than ever. That’s incredible

This man is like my father, i remember before I finished high school my mom took me to therapy and it was one of the best things she could’ve done for me.

I always love how Gordon finds the slimy sticky most disgusting stuff and then sticks his bare hands in it. Lol

I just love how every one of the restaurants WILLINGLY put themselves on this show… but yet act insulted when Gordon criticizes their food. There is a reason you are on this show… 😂😂😂 Love you Gordon, you are awesome! I need to buy some of your cookbooks. Usually I just watch your RU-vid recipes.

"if i want to babysit ill go babysit my granddaughter, shes more fun then u guys!" lmao yes peter managing employees is like babysitting kids. you have to set rules and make sure the rules are followed. lol great one liner tho

Imagine telling a 17 Michelin star chef that mould is actually just the fat of the beef. As if he doesn’t know the difference between mould and FAT

The look of betrayal from the chef daughter when her dad throws her under the bus...

I can’t believe some people still have the audacity to waste Gordon’s time and say they disagree with him. HE’S A Michelin STAR CHEF!!!

Imagine being a father and blaming your wife and daughters for everything, terrible. I feel so bad for the crying girl, but Moreso for Alyse, verbal abuse

Dear Gordan, I don’t know if you ever get time to read the comments, but I am loving watching prior episodes on your YTube & this was so heart warming & exciting to see😊. So amazing to give back to so many restaurants, rather than just being a Chef sat content with his empire. You are always bettering things for the world, and I also saw you reply to a young lady the other lady on Tiktok who is dying of cancer(whose bucket list included meeting you) and you replied “done!”❤️ Thank You, Thank You, Thank You😘❤️👏🏼. Incase nobody says it enough.😊 I am chronically ill and cannot dine out at your restaurants, but prior I used to love to cook using your cook books, and one of the first dishes I made was a lamb dish with a red wine jus, which went down very well with my dinner guests. I watch reviews of your restaurants on YT & they look amazing & its 2nd best to being there, so its great. You are my favourite Chef, and the best❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💐👑

As a person who also struggled with emotion regulation, hearing everyone invalidating the sister hit too close to home. She can be sad and cry. When I got robbed of validation for my emotions, I started getting more severe in my actions and emotions so I could be validated. Breaks my heart to see her being abused like this by family.

I felt sorry for the sister who kept crying. The other sister and the dad annoyed the hell out of me. It’s not just their attitudes, the inability to take responsibility for the problems in the kitchen annoyed me as well. It doesn’t matter if you created the mess, or used the rotten food or not, if you can’t follow basic food hygiene and safety guidelines you shouldn’t be allowed near a kitchen. I’d hate to see the state of their kitchens at home.

Ramsey is such a sweet heart!! 😭 I love seeing him shift when the team gives in and accepts the help

honestly I'm super happy to see such a turnaround from Peter, it felt really happy to see him appreciate his family and actually be happy

You do realize she wasn't crying over there being to much cinnamon, she was crying over knowing the screaming and harassment she has to take for delivering someone else's complaints.

Nothing is more satisfying than googling one of these Kitchen Nightmare’s Restaurants updates and seeing they are still open with hundreds of 5 star reviews!! Congratulations guys!

So happy to hear that this restaurant is still open unlike so many dumpster fires that have appeared on this show

19:50 Lol I love when he starts picking through the food and like squishing it through his fingers.

Gordon pretending to believe what he's being told at the start always gets me lol

This was actually a really sweet episode. Dad was definitely a hard nut to crack but when he opened up he became a sweet guy. One of the best moms on the show. No bs and actually wanted accountability.

"the man doesnt like garlic" "then tell him to get the fuck out of a greek restaurant!" She has a point 😆

I love the irony "STOP CRYING" literally two minutes later has a breakdown

"If I wanted to babysit, I'll go babysit my granddaughter, she's more fun than you guys"... He was screaming when he said it, but it's still so sweet😂😂😂😂

Tariya is breathtaking and such a kind soul. Gordon was very kind to her. I admire that.

"Stop crying! Stop crying! Stop crying" ...Does anyone know of a more subtle way of saying 'Your feelings are NOT valid'? Terrible... just terrible! Tariya is obviously an empath (takes one to know one) and her feelings are completely valid. It hurts to see people you care about fail and with a restaurant on the line...... Poor girl. What an extremely toxic situation.

Crying girl is my favorite character in the show. 😭😂

I love how the dad said he would rather babysit his granddaughter because she’s more fun than them 😂

It's no wonder she cries whenever there's an issue. She knows her family is gonna blow up and start shouting and take their own mistakes out on people like her who just happen to be in the general vicinity. These people are incapable of taking accountability or having a conversation.

Honestly, I am like her. I cry at the drop of a hat. But it's mostly because I am sad about other things, stressed and have depression. That girl has obviously been stood on by her father, talked down to because she can cry easy, so now she crys at everything.

i totally relate to her crying at the drop of a dime 😂

tariya is so clearly depressed, and its shocking how the entire family just calls her emotional. she's obviously in distress, and she's the punching bag of the family. genuinely feel horrible for her.

It’s easy to see how EVERY member of this family is hurting, and in cases expressing that hurt differently. Dad gets harsh and yells, sister bottles it up and snaps at her sis, etc. This one was hard for me to watch without feeling all of the emotion right there with them. It’s 2023 and I hope they are all happy and well. ♥️

I feel so bad for taria when I watch this, her crying all the time is an obvious sign of a deep depression and instead of her getting help they made fun of her

"Pita was good 🥺🥺🥺😭" lmao

This is my fav episode! About Family's business, and the transformation of their characters and business. Awesome!

The girl who crys ever 5 minutes need a hug

"You wanna go sit with him? And chit chat.. get out of my kitchen"... He and his insecurities aren't ready for that chess board 😂😂

Im sorry ik its not funny but everytime something was happening and the camera zoomed in to that one daughter crying almost every 5 minutes i couldnt help but laugh its so comical the way it happens, its like a Kardashian episode😭😭😭

Poor Tariya. She is just the messenger between chef and customer. At around 14:00 the father was told that Ramsey did not like any of the food, and Tariya said that Ramsey liked the pita.

12:06 lol he seems so damn proud of himself for that. "Mous-suck" 😁

This place is mere blocks away from my apartment, they are very much still open, so they're strong enough to survive the pandemic. Usually full house near the end of the week and into the weekend nights. A tough family dynamic, but the fact that they pulled through in the end and are still around I think shows there really is a lot of care.

Lol his daughters actually have good ideas. It’s like 75% of what Gordon would do in a failing restaurant

Gordon Ramsay: "This restaurant is broken!!!" Greek Chef: "Put a little windex on it"

The wife is such a lovely lady; I can't believe she has stayed married to her ogre of a husband who clearly does not appreciate her.

Looks like as of 2023, this one is still roaring. One of the few that was actually saved long term! And I'm so happy to see it, the passion and excitement from the family is apparent. The father was a mean old man stuck in the past, but he was always passionate about his food, and constantly beaten by the stress of the failing restaurant. I knew any change that would show would be sincere, and as soon as he started smiling in the episode, and as the episode went on, I knew that the restaurant would be in good hands. This is one that I would like to visit myself.

This has to be the funniest Kitchen Nightmares episode OMG

I'm impressed and happy with this family, and even to this year 2023 they are still open and serving ❤❤

This is such a guilty pleasure for me. The editing, the musical stings, the dramatic aggressive behavior at the beginning only to be followed by a humbling uplifting ending. It's so stupid but yet I can't look away. Most of these restaurants closed down after this show made it seem like Gordon was going to save them. So silly yet so entertaining.

Gosh I love the way Gordon cared about Taria (sorry if I spelt her name wrong). You can tell the father side of him came out when he kept pushing her to tell him what was wrong. Enjoyed seeing the caring side of Gordon a lot :D

That girl that’s crying needs a hug man

The dad that can’t even look at any of his family as he “apologizes” definitely hits too close to home. 😐

I always laugh when people say “what does Gordon Ramsay know about *insert different type of foods* “ Oh…i don’t know, he’s cooked nearly every food on the planet, has multiple Michelin stars and decades of experience being a chef/restaurant owner, the list goes on and on. I would think he knows. Lmao. I also love them rating their food 10/10 but make $5k/month at the most and the dining room is always empty 😂

One thing I love is how Gordon doesn’t just point out and explain what’s right or wrong, but he also does something about it to solve the problem. Gordon deserves the title as the best food critic.

17:29 "STOP CRYING!" has to be THE best line & perfect timing I think I've ever heard

She went from crying in despair to the happiest, bubbliest person in the restaurant!!!❤. Some people react to their environment accordingly. Free spirits!!

2023 and this place is still going. Nice work, Chef!

Mannnn nobody on this episode can take accountability and this dude is so bad he starts acting like Gordon 🤣

Thank you for helping these people and the many others!😊

This restaurant goes much deeper then bad food. The family dynamic is extremely dysfunctional and they need to change themselves before the restaurant can change.

“Pumpkin hummus. Hideous!” Will never stop being hilarious

He just doesn't like NOTHING?! The pita was good 🥺 😆🤣

I love Gordon Ramsey. So uplifting to watch the impact that he has.

The serious family shot at the beginning 😂