Rob Roy Cameron - From Being Albert Adria's Right Hand Man For 6 Years To Opening London's Hottest New Restaurant 'Alta'!
He cooked at El Bulli at its absolute peak, worked side by side with Albert Adrià, and lived through a kitchen so intense you had to physically fight just to plate food. In this episode, Rob Roy Cameron strips away the mythology of the world’s most famous restaurant and tells the unfiltered truth about what service…
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