Next Level Chef returns April 2 after episode pause

Next Level Chef resumes its fifth season on FOX on April 2, 2026, following a brief hiatus, with 15 chefs competing in a unique three-tier kitchen. Gordon Ramsay, Nyesha Arrington, and Richard Blais return as mentors guiding teams through high-stakes challenges. The show, which premiered January 29, offers a $500,000 prize to the winner.

The competition heats up as the remaining contestants from professional, social media, and home cook categories vie for culinary supremacy. Each episode features eliminations based on performance in the show's signature three-story kitchen setup, where the basement level has basic tools and the top offers premium equipment. A moving platform delivers ingredients, adding urgency to the tasks that transform everyday staples into gourmet dishes using advanced techniques. Teams are divided under mentors: Team Ramsay, Team Arrington, and Team Blais, each bringing distinct coaching styles—Ramsay's intensity, Arrington's tactical insight from her contestant days, and Blais's modernist approach. Recent episodes saw Cole Lawson claim a major challenge win, while Tim Laielli faced elimination in March. FOX Entertainment stated in a season preview, “Fans can expect every episode to be packed with inventive cooking, raw emotion, strategic rivalries, and the kind of mentorship moments that have come to define Next Level Chef.” Episodes air on FOX with next-day availability on Hulu. The format emphasizes adaptability, teamwork, and mental resilience amid rising pressure toward the finale.

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