Chef Nepal: The Professionals Nears Final Stage of Applications with 100+ Submissions from Around the Globe

The highly anticipated competitive cooking reality show Chef Nepal: The Professionals has received over 100 applications from seasoned chefs across Nepal and around the world. As of now, 18 applicants have been officially verified, and the application process is expected to close in the coming days.

Of the 100 applications received, 35 are from chefs currently working in Nepal. These chefs represent leading hotels, restaurants, and culinary institutions. The remaining 65 applications have come from Nepali chefs working abroad in countries such as India (24), Australia (8), UAE/Dubai (6), Saudi Arabia (5), Qatar (4), the United Kingdom (3), and others including Denmark, the USA, Maldives, Kuwait, Sweden, Canada, Hong Kong, Seychelles, Oman, Croatia, and Cyprus.

The show exclusively invites professional chefs with a minimum of five years of experience in commercial kitchens and holding positions of Demi Chef de Partie (DCDP) or higher. Among the applicants are culinary professionals currently employed at prestigious establishments such as Dusit Princess, Vivanta, Saudi Airlines Catering, Dusit Thani Maldives, Academy of Culinary Arts, Silver Mountain College, Marriott Kathmandu, Hotel Taj Mumbai, Hyatt Regency, Jumeirah Muscat Oman, Makruh Hotel, Alma Hotel Riyadh, and many others.

The names and profiles of verified contestants are being published on Chef Nepal's official website and social media platforms. Organizers have encouraged professional chefs—both in Nepal and abroad—to take advantage of the final opportunity to apply before registration officially closes.

Interested applicants can register via the Chef Nepal website by submitting a photograph, biodata, and relevant professional details. Once the registration phase concludes, preparations for the production and filming of the show will move forward.

For more information, visit www.chefnepal.com or follow Chef Nepal on its official social media channels.