The BEST episodes of Chef's Table season 3

Every episode of Chef's Table season 3, ranked from best to worst by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The best episodes of Chef's Table season 3!

Chef's Table takes viewers inside the lives and kitchens of the world's most renowned culinary talents.

Last Updated: 7/27/2026Network: NetflixStatus: Continuing
Vol. 3: Jeong Kwan
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#1 - Vol. 3: Jeong Kwan

Season 3 - Episode 1 - Aired 2/17/2017

Buddhist nun Jeong Kwan believes food and cooking serve a spiritual purpose beyond physical nourishment. Based at a remote temple complex south of Seoul, her simple vegan meals are inspiring top chefs around the world.

Directors: David Gelb
Vol. 3: Vladimir Mukhin
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#2 - Vol. 3: Vladimir Mukhin

Season 3 - Episode 2 - Aired 2/17/2017

Chef Vladimir Mukhin brings a modern interpretation to traditional Russian cuisine at his Moscow restaurant, White Rabbit.

Directors: Brian McGinn
Vol. 3: Nancy Silverton
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#3 - Vol. 3: Nancy Silverton

Season 3 - Episode 3 - Aired 2/17/2017

Celebrated L.A. chef Nancy Silverton's obsession with baking drove her to pioneer artisan breads before turning her attention to mozzarella and pizza.

Directors: Andrew Fried
Vol. 3: Ivan Orkin
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#4 - Vol. 3: Ivan Orkin

Season 3 - Episode 4 - Aired 2/17/2017

Personal tragedy prompts Long Island-born chef Ivan Orkin to move to Japan, where he receives acclaim for his style of ramen making. Orkin then returns to America, where he's helping lead a ramen revolution.

Directors: David Gelb
Vol. 3: Tim Raue
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#5 - Vol. 3: Tim Raue

Season 3 - Episode 5 - Aired 2/17/2017

Chef Tim Raue had a troubled youth before cooking helped turn his life around. His Asian-inspired flavors have revolutionized Berlin's culinary scene and earned his restaurant two Michelin stars.

Directors: Abigail Fuller
Vol. 3: Virgilio Martínez
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#6 - Vol. 3: Virgilio Martínez

Season 3 - Episode 6 - Aired 2/17/2017

At his restaurant Central, chef Virgilio Martinez creates visually stunning, edible ecosystems using obscure ingredients indigenous to his native Peru.

Directors: Clay Jeter