The youngest of the Poernomo Brothers, Reynold is a master of creativity and a marksman in crafting imaginative food. With a passion for taking diners on a journey through taste and texture, Reynold has a knack for delivering a feast for the senses.

Bringing a touch of French flair to everything, Justine Schofield was a participant in Season One of Masterchef and has built a career in the Australian food industry. She has hosted Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield and published three cookbooks.

Co-owner and Executive Chef of award-winning restaurants Tonka and Coda, Adam D’Sylva’s Indian-Italian heritage has given him a foundation in contrasting cuisines. Adam’s interest in cooking began as a child and his mother was a major influence on his decision to follow his passion for cooking.

Adam Goodes is a former AFL player for the Sydney Swans. Throughout his sporting career, he has established himself as a versatile and solid utility player as one of Sydney’s best scorers.

Mandy won Miss International Chinese Pageant 2015. The slogan for that year’s pageant was “Delicate and Stunning, Chasing the Dream of Beauty”. The masters of ceremony this year were Carol Cheng, Lawrence Cheng, and Janis Chan.

Yeow first appeared on the ABC television program Beat The Chef on 13 April 2005. This time she prepared Basil Thai Fried Rice and Deep-Fried Dory Fillets with Green Mango. She was selected in the top 20 contestants for the first series of MasterChef Australia from over 7000 applicants.

‘Fast Ed’ Halmagyi is one of Australia’s best-loved TV chefs and food authors, entertaining and informing Australians with achievable, time-conscious, family-friendly cooking. For nearly 20 years Ed has

Bella Jakubiak, with her sister Sammy, won the second season of My Kitchen Rules. She has been the resident chef on the Morning Show and a home cooking expert for Lifestyle Food. She has

Sammy Jakubiak was the winner of the second season of My Kitchen Rules alongside her sister, Bella. An accomplished TV home cook, caterer and content creator, the food she makes draws on her Polish

Mayu Iwasaki is an award-winning bilingual Japanese actress, puppeteer and writer currently based in Sydney. She has appeared in international theatre productions and made her Sydney Theatre