CHEF CHRIS NIRSCHEL
AS SEEN ON TV’S “FOOD NETWORK STAR” AND “CHOPPED”
Chef Chris Nirschel is the Founder and CEO of Culinary Bad Boy Productions and NY Catering Service, a New York based catering service. Influenced by his family’s heritage, which ranges from Argentinean, Italian and French, Chef Chris began his culinary career at The French Culinary Institute in 2009, where he became classically trained in French and Italian cuisines. Chef Chris since than has trained all over the world and loves creating unique, beautiful, dishes that pair perfectly with selected wines or mixology cocktails.
Chef Chris has cooked in several acclaimed NYC restaurants such as Celsius at Bryant Park, World Yacht, North River, to mention a few, and cooks for notables such as Puff Daddy, Chaka Khan, Jason Kidd and Orlando Magic, to name a few. His reputation and clientele continues to grow with every dinner, event or specialized experience.
Chef Chris is a brand ambassador for Gotham Steel and can be seen on QVC. He often appears on networks such as CNN, NBC, Dr. Oz, Fox & Friends, Martha Stewart Radio, the Daily Connection, Better TV and The Daily. His culinary competitions include Food Network Season 7 (Finalist), Chopped All Stars and MTV House of Food which he has also hosted. Chris has been featured in ZAGAT, Manhattan Magazine and among several other publications. Each year chef Nirschel participates in the Food Network’s Annual Food & Wine Festival in New York, Atlantic City and Miami.
Now chef has unique clients from various marketing, public relation, management and concierge companies allowing every aspect or creativity to ensue. There is nothing NY Catering Service and Chef Chris Nirschel cannot do.
Proud to have been featured in the following Press:
Reader’s Digest – 16 Foods You Shouldn’t Put in the Blender
Forbes – National Grilled Cheese Day: 25 Chefs Share Their Favorites
Forbes – 44 Chefs Share What They Think Makes The Perfect Burger
Eat This, Not That – The Best Way to Cook Eggs in an Air Fryer
Parade – 3 Genius Hacks for Opening a Can Without a Can Opener