Where A Michelin Star Chef Eats With His Family 

This is sweet. Especially for a chef which is traditionally a job that involves so much time away from family and friends its amazing that he prioritizes his relationship with his kids and wife. And the fact that they get exposure to such incredible food and culture. Love it.

Your daughter had me dead “you don’t even eat any fruits!”

You know parents are dope when their children act like themselves while they’re around. Great episode. Kinda goes against the misconception that a lot of chefs like to put out there where you don’t have time for family or anything else but cooking. But this guy clearly shows that’s you can be excellent in both your personal/professional life

Though I love the drunk chef's night out episodes, this is a breath of fresh air! Nice episode.

I love this guy. His concept really is the future of fine dining. No pretentious stuff. Just good food and good times.

By far the best episode this series has ever done. Not every chef needs to get trashed and gorge. Nice to see what a chef would eat normally.

I could probably watch an entire episode of just those two siblings bickering with each other. Pure gold. Also I can tell James and Kelly did an incredible job raising them!

Imagine having such a dad? Not only you learn so much about good food from him, but also you probably can eat a lot of it. Moreover, he seems in general to be a great dad. Lucky kids!

This format was a breath of fresh air! Really enjoyed it. More of these please :)

I love that the chef showcase his family Love this episode

its nice that he took his family out instead of chefs going out and drinking heavily. nothing against drinking cuz when i was a cook, i did the same, but its just nice to change it up.

This is the most chilled chef I have ever seen. I like how the kids are just dad to them, no famous chef at all but yet they completely respect him.

“My son is 12 going on 28” I had to play that back 😂😂😂

That’s dope that he doesn’t down talk other chefs! He actually gets ideas from them which is something most chefs don’t do.

That scallop ceviche and uni at that last place looked so crazy dank

I love how he's with his family and it's not a bunch of grown adults going out and getting smashed like college kids. Those get real old real quick. Friends are great - family is everything.

As a cook and a dad, this is my favorite Chef's night out. Real and raw, love it!

the rolled lasagna looked sooo good. i like this format where we see what their kids eat too

Love this series and I could get used to more of these style of videos to promote positivity within the chef culture along with the typical party ones. Great episode munchies!

I'm a person who loves cooking. I started workin in restaurants when I was too young to have working papers only to swear them off by 22 because it was ruining my enjoyment of food and cooking. I am always in awe of ppl that have the ability to make a career out of this. The cooking is the easy part, you need the mental & physical endurance of an Olympic athlete to work in a restaurant in any capacity. I don't even have a desire to own one, it would take a decade off my life. Anyway I completely got off track from what I wanted to say, Which is, I had the epiphany recently that cooking food with a no waste mindset or a repurposing mindset ends up looking allot like what a great chef does, just how and why is different. This video reminded me of that when he used the brine from fermenting the peppers to marinate the chicken. A chef would say wow how creative from a culinary perspective, but someone on a homestead or trying to live a more closed loop life would do the same thing. See I used to cook for the decadence I could create, but last cpl years I really have taken an interest in nutrition. This hindered my creativity in the kitchen until I also started getting interested in a closed loop lifestyle and homesteading etc and utilizing all kinds of traditional techniques I never used for a culinary purpose. Things like fermenting and dehydrating and juicing. For example the other day I made fresh apple pear juice and the resulting fiber from the masticating juicer I put in my dehydrator, ground to powder to make an apple & pear flavored fiber supplement. I strain my mirepoix from broths I make and then dehydrate, and grind it to use it like a poultry seasoning. I have even used the brines from ferments to marinate. In the end I eventually realized my food was now as good as ever even tho what drives it's creation is totally different than it once was. Idk why I wrote all that, maybe it's meant to help someone.

Definitely more of this. I've read so many autobiographies of chefs who all became burnt out and missed their children growing up, or their partners leaving. I enjoy the crazy nights out but this is really a breath of fresh air.

Had a smile on my face the whole way through, this episode definitely hit different in the best way.

Probably my favorite one of these yet! Loved the dynamic of his family, his super genuine vibe, and of course, the amazing-looking food.

Really nice to see a unique take on this series. It is kind of surprising that it took so long for someone a bit older, to just bring there family to a nice friendly and wholesome experience.

Mad respect Cuzzo. I've been talking to my kids about the same thing that I used to when I was a kid so they learn from my mistakes. Big ups to you and your beautiful family

The sister was roasting erbody 😂

amazing story and family almost cried at the end I felt proud of him. Another munchies banger

We need more episodes like this, a real family man and not just the typical cocaine user and binge drinker

love the change in pace and how they genuinely love eating good food as a family

By far this is the best best episode of Chef’s Night out! So personal and rooted and yet all the super flavours of the night!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

PLEASE more of this!!! Love the family aspect vs just partying type vibes, I like both but this was a nice switch up!

I live in the neighbourhood and go to Llama San and Nami Nori OFTEN - I was at Nami Nori on Saturday most recently - but he’s so right that the only way to get into Don Angie is with a film crew. Impossible to get a res there. Amazing picks. Well done. Love the family too

What a unique take on a chefs night out. True to form chef! Thanks for sharing a night out with your family, with us.

A beautiful, refreshing take. Many more of these, please and thank you.

I really really like this, it felt genuine. Chef Kent seems like a great father and rolemodel.

This guy is SO refreshingly confident and secure about who he is as a chef, a husband and father. Love this!

Those kids are so blessed to live there such an amazing view.

Thank you Munchies. And thank you sir for bringing us along on this night with your family. Much joy to your family. 🌤👍😊

I fucking LOVE his daughter's laugh! So far this is deff my favorite episode.

Love when chef's night out is a party, but this ep goes down as one of my favourites

Love this, really hope you keep up this kind of format!

Thanks for sharing a little piece of your life experience with us. It is bountiful! Happy Cooking, UB

that sushi looked amazing.....really nice episode, you can tell he loves his family :)

I have never drooled so much watching a video before. Good family , down to earth and great food 😋.

This was dope .. You can tell he is really good person and cool Dad ...

This is superb content - and a great temper to the chef’s night out series

This kids eat caviar for dinner. Meanwhile i go to sleep for dinner

The duo sibling's dynamic are part of the highlight in here..

More videos of chefs eating at their fav restaurants please ! Loved it

Loved this family themed show so refreshing 😊

Freaking refreshing. I love this episode

A wholesome guy!

Kids are adorable!!! Kudos to mom and dad!!!

Awesome story #Munchies! Love that you are showcasing a family event. Wish I was as daring as those to kids at that age to try different foods. #FamilyStyle

Made me miss my family more than anything watching this video. I have kids similar ages and knowing the struggle to get them to try new stuff. Wish my wife had been stronger and stuck with me during the bad times and stress of covid. Still love to cook for my kids when I have them and see them try new stuff

Thats amazing! Wow 3 restaurants for 1 dinner. What way to enjoy multiple specialties!

As an ex-partyboy turned family man this is my favorite episode of this series, my idea of a good time today is hanging out with my wife and kids.

got to be one of my favorite munchies videos

watching this gives me hope. Thanks munchies

Those kids eating uni!!! Wow!!! That is amazing!!! Most kids won’t even try fish lol! Uni is my favorite!

That view at the end, this was good.

I love the family switch up

Just moved out of the city and watching these episodes makes me miss it so much

Wow! An episode without four guys tearing down their hometown. Best one yet!

Such a good story and a lovely family.

More episodes showing the real families of chefs!!!

Munchies Muito bom seu canal! Parabéns! 🚀

Best episode of chef's night out for sure

I genuinely enjoyed that, thank you.

Loved the authenticity of this video

"I don't really go out at night with other chefs, I only go out with my family." 3:55 *walks into Nami Nori* "You're coming here with your family??"

So refreshing for a chef to bring his family. Best episode of chefs night out so far!

The Chef's Night out videos shows how fun, interesting, or human they are but this one makes me wanna sit down with him and just hear him talk about his life. I would love to just have an hour of every chef's time which is a big ask to sit down and let them talk whether that be their food, passion, life, family, etc.

I've always loved "a chefs night out", its just chill, fun, entertaining and informative. Thanks for sharing as always Team Munchies and Vice' I've been on board for YEARS!

This was special. In the best possible way.

This is a good video with an adorable family, I like the family edition

Solid episode! I like this one a lot!

Family's vibe is so lovely~ 😃😆

Love the wholesome vibe

This was so wholesome; I loved it.

Great episode Kent fam 🔥

So glad he mentioned graff!!

I think it is great that three family joints got max views for serving his family dinner.

This would be a great new series LETS GOOOOOOOO

I LOVE THIS SERIES :D

This is such a damn wholesome video I love it.

My boy Gavin be munchin on them veggies. Ain't no space for sweet fruits, veggies all day every day

I think this may be my favorite chef's night out.

i would love to raise my kids like this... taste the world, see the world, be yourself.

Thanks for this!

This was a fantastic episode

God bless you and your family dude!

Best episode yet!

Really enjoyed this format. Looking forward to more of these.

Refreshing video & very smart chef. Living the Dream

Respect to all the chefs out there… culinary gangstahz!

What a great way of doind CNO. They should do more episodes like this.

0:56 love the kicks in the kitchen yo🤙🏾🔥

Great episode!

I love this episode!