IT TAKES a tough cookie to be able to work closely alongside Gordon Ramsay.
But that doesn’t seem to be a problem for chef Nyesha Arrington, who is one of the judges on his cooking competition, Next Level Chef.
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Who is Nyesha Arrington?
Born and raised in Southern California, Nyesha Arrington is a chef and TV star.
She trained at Culinary School at the Art Institute of California in Los Angeles.
Her background includes training in one of Joel Robuchon’s restaurants, but her mentor is said to be Josiah Citrin, the chef-patron of Santa Monica’s Mélisse, which has two Michelin stars.
Nyesha’s other experience includes a stint as head chef at Wilshire, also in Santa Monica, while her recipes have appeared on the pages of the likes of the Los Angeles Times and GQ.
What TV shows has Nyesha Arrington starred in?
Nyesha has mainly starred in cooking shows in the US.
She kicked off her celebrity chef career in 2013, when she won the cookery competition Knife Fight
Nyesha has also appeared on Food Network’s Chef Hunter.
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She is also a regular on Bravo’s Top Chef, which is similar to our MasterChef.
Nyesha appears alongside Gordon Ramsey in his US show Next Level Chef.
In 2023 a UK version of the show was launched, and Nyesha reprised her role as one of the judges.
On the show, Gordon often refers to her as a “rockstar restaurateur and one of America’s hottest cooking talents ever.”
Is Nyesha Arrington on social media?
Nyesha is an avid user on social media, and can be found on both Instagram and Twitter.
You can follow on her Insta @nyeshajoyce, where she boast 154K followers.
On there you’ll find lots of pictures of her yummy creations.
Meanwhile on Twitter, you can can up to-date with her on her channel @nyeshajoyce, where she has 7K followers.
All data is is as of January 2023.
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