Maksim "Max" Lavrov wants to become a great chef. But he finds out that the kitchen isn't the place for an easy career. And at restaurant "Claude Monet," this job looks to be harder and much more complicated than just cooking.
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The chief inspector of Michelin appears in the restaurant--the merciless Monsieur Malyuda, who ruined the career of more than one chef. To get a second chance, Victor pretends to be disabled. Nikita, wanting to take revenge on Dan, falls into a trap himself.
Max is given an assignment - to unload vegetables and kill the goose. Chef prepares a feast for the judges, which deprived him of the rights to the car. Vick pursues married persistent admirer.
Max prepares a lavish gift for Vika, but gives her an entirely different "surprise" on her birthday. Nastya asks Kostya to take their relationship to the next level - but neglects to mention which level exactly.
Barinov finds diamonds in fish. Sasha returned to Moscow with her fiancé and plans to celebrate the wedding in a restaurant. At the wedding, Sasha kisses Max in front of Vika, and Maxim is forced to leave for a friend in St. Petersburg.
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