"MasterChef Australia" is one show on television that is seemingly proving that good food still wins over good looks, after this hot Asian guy contestant on the show was eliminated in tonight's show.
News.com.au published a report about "MasterChef Australia" sending Asian contestant Reynold Poernomo home and leaving three remaining contestants vying for the top spot.
"This is just the beginning, it is all far from over," Reynold posted on his official Facebook page. "Maybe over for me in the competition, but now I'm on my way to my food dream and hopefully, for you all to try out my sweet nomnoms."
In the "MasterChef Australia" episode, his fish was reportedly just within five seconds of being perfectly cooked but the judges decided to send him home.
The report also said this hot Asian chef contestant received criticisms for having advanced skills for growing up with both parents in the food industry.
Franchise Herald earlier published a report about this "MasterChef Australia" contestant. He is born in Surabaya in Indonesia to restaurateur parents.
His official profile on the "MasterChef Australia" Season 7 website said that he moved to Australia at the age of six watching on as his parents landed on hospitality jobs.
"I have a strong passion. Whatever I create, if it goes well and everything's perfect, I'm ecstatic," he said. "However, if my creations don't go to plan, I get frustrated and upset. I then realize it's me, that I love cooking so much it affects my emotions."
He is studying nutrition at the University of Western Sydney and dreams of opening his own dessert bar with cocktails on the menu, his profile added.
"I have an overwhelming amount of messages but I will take the time to reply to as much as I can!
And will also keep you all updated with the new and upcoming dessert bar!" he added on his post after elimination.
The remaining episodes of the reality cooking competition are expected be tougher with only fewer contestants vying for the championship.
