In a recent episode of the popular talk show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, host Jimmy Kimmel and his sidekick Guillermo took on a new challenge – becoming Benihana chefs. The transcript from the episode reveals their hilarious attempts at mastering the art of teppanyaki.
As the segment begins, Guillermo introduces himself to the audience and mentions that he will be instructing Jimmy on the ways of the Benihana chef. Rule number one – don't cut yourself, and rule number two – don't touch the hot grill. These rules seem simple enough, but with Jimmy's comedic twists, you can't help but wonder if they will follow them.
The duo then proceeds to practice the traditional Benihana greetings, bowing and bending their arms as they address the guests. Guillermo explains that this custom is a way for Japanese people to show respect to one another.
Moving on to the cooking part, Guillermo demonstrates how to make the sauces. Jimmy takes the opportunity to share a funny story about a time he saw Rick Springfield, the singer of the hit song "Jesse's Girl," at Benihana. With their banter and jokes, it's evident that these two are having a great time.
Next up, they try their hand at flipping their spatulas and making noise to entertain the guests. The energy is high, and the audience can't help but laugh along. Guillermo shows Jimmy how to make a Japanese egg roll, and they continue to engage the audience with their jokes and tricks.
Guillermo reveals a secret ingredient – garlic butter. Jimmy is fascinated by the Benny Hana secret and can't resist trying it for himself. With laughter and the occasional mishap, Jimmy and Guillermo manage to cook the food, despite their drunken state. They even share some of their jokes from the chef's jokebook, bringing more laughter to the set.
As they plate the food and prepare to serve the customers, Jimmy and Guillermo ask the audience if they are ready to witness their cooking skills. With enthusiasm and a touch of humor, they present their dishes, making sure the birthday girl receives a special treat.
At the end of the episode, Jimmy and Guillermo toast to the birthday girl, and Jimmy asks the audience to rate their performance as Benihana chefs. While they may not have achieved perfection, their comedic chemistry and lighthearted approach certainly entertained the viewers.
Catch this episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live to witness Jimmy and Guillermo's hilarious venture into the world of Benihana. With their infectious energy and humorous antics, it's a surefire recipe for good entertainment.
