pawsome girl

Hilarious, well worth a watch for those who remember the 80s

Fantastic characters and the manager was hilarious....in a carcrash kind of way. Like an exotic sophisticated upgrade of Benidorm!

Absolutely brilliant ending. Rare to have an ending you haven't had some idea about, but this was totally unexpected. Very clever. Really unusual and compelling. Bono's daughter plays Adele whose character is really intriguing and sinister. It's just totally original and very addictive by the time you hit episode 3. Enjoy

This is so elegantly done, peppered with nostalgia, beautiful camera work and music, fascinating insights into individual chefs and the journey they have taken. It's moving and intriguing and you learn so much about them, the parts of the world they come from and the food. It's very difficult to come across original food programmes but this is one. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I would love to see a lot more episodes in the future.

This was really chilling and a big message to corporations to listen to those who dare to admit they are being bullied - or pay a high price. I connected with the lead character and you start to feel protective of him as you go thought the episodes with him. It highlights the isolation and whole doubting your own sanity that comes with bullying. An extremely worthwhile watch and something that could be shown in many organisations as a way not to handle things. The two women he works with are menacing and slip between being extra nice and then really deeply unpleasant. It leaves you thinking for some time after. I would give it a good 70%.

I cried my eyes out... it's an emotional rollercoaster