Hell's Kitchen Winner Christina Wilson Arrives At Gordon Ramsay Steak

This is a guest post written by Chris Rauschnot, @24K on Twitter, of @24KMedia.

Chef Gordon Ramsay fired up Hell’s Kitchen TV reality cooking show season 10, his Primetime Emmy Award nominated, with 18 totally new competitors and the winner landing a spot at the newly opened Gordon Ramsay Steak. They competed to be head chef at Gordon Ramsay Steak, in one of Las Vegas’ most iconic Strip hotels, Paris Las Vegas.


Christina Arrives At Gordon Ramsay Steak At Paris Las Vegas

David Hoenemeyer and Christina Wilson
Regional President of Paris Las Vegas David Hoenemeyer
and Chef Christina Wilson

When Chef Gordon Ramsay opened his restaurant, Gordon Ramsay Steak a few months ago, I paid a visit to see where the winner would be working. The steak house is large, with several floors and an active lounge plus bar area. The winner of Hell’s Kitchen this season would be facing two uphill battles, one on the show and another becoming head chef at Gordon Ramsay’s newest restaurant.

Paris Las Vegas
Paris Las Vegas

The review of Gordon Ramsay Steak, which appeared during season 10 of Hell’s Kitchen, caught the attention of Gordon himself on Twitter. He was gracious enough to retweet, or repost my link on his Twitter page, a few times over the following weeks.


Christina Wilson at Paris Las Vegas
Christina Wilson Arrives At Paris

That made me even more interested in watching the show every week and keep abreast of who was becoming the front-runner. People following Gordon then started to engage me about the show and wanted to know if I had any insights on who I thought would be the winner. The engagement on Twitter about Hell’s Kitchen got me thinking about how Christina was performing week after week.

David Hoenemeyer and Christina Wilson
David Hoenemeyer and Christina Wilson

Christina continued winning individual challenges, while the red team she was on finished dinner service for the blue team a few times. She skillfully kept herself out of the arguing on her team during many stressful dinner services.

Christina Wilson at Gordon Ramsay Steak
Hell’s Kitchen Season 10 Winner Christina Wilson And
Chef Kevin Hee and Gordon Ramsay Steak Chefs

Letting others take the eye off of the prize, like many successful poker players know how to do, allowed her to move up. She was still a team player, but her ability to read each dinner service, afforded her growing favor from Gordon. This helped her to win Hell’s Kitchen and become a head chef at Gordon Ramsay Steak Las Vegas steakhouse.

Kevin Hee and Christina Wilson
Chef Kevin Hee and Christina Wilson

Within days of her success on the show, Christina flew to Las Vegas to meet the new staff that she would be working with at Gordon’s restaurant. I was there for her public arrival and along with my brother Bill @VegasBiLL on Twitter, interviewed her inside of Gordon Ramsay Steak.

Gordon Ramsay Steak Interior
Gordon Ramsay Steak Restaurant
Photo credit: Chris Rauschnot
Gordon Ramsay Steak Bar
Gordon Ramsay Steak Bar
Photo credit: Chris Rauschnot
Christina Wilson and Chef Kevin Hee
Christina Wilson and Chef Kevin Hee

I never really know how someone from TV is going to act in public, but Christina was as genuine in real life as on the show.


Christina Wilson Interview by @VegasBiLL and @24k

Christina Wilson and Chef Kevin Hee
Christina Wilson and Gordon Ramsay Steak Chef Kevin Hee

The head chef position at Gordon Ramsay Steak in Las Vegas should propel her career to a higher level. I hope that she does so well that her stay in Las Vegas continues past a year or that she gets an opportunity to work in another one of Gordon’s restaurants around the world.

Chef Gordon Ramsay and Chris Rauschnot
Chef Gordon Ramsay and Chris Rauschnot
Photo credit: Bill Cody


Chef Gordon Ramsay At Gordon Ramsay Steak Grand Opening

Social media sites like Twitter helped to continue my interest in Hell’s Kitchen and I know from Gordon’s fans, it helped them feel connected as well. Photo credit: Denise Truscello/WireImage Denisetruscello.net

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